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Forum Communications Company began publishing its flagship newspaper The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead in 1878 and is currently owned and operated by the Marcil-Black family. [ 1 ][ 2 ]
Nov 30, 2021 · Forum owns ABC affiliate WDAY-TV/6.1 (Fargo) and reported Tuesday that it will buy FOX affiliates KVRR/15.1 (Fargo) and KQDS-DT/21.1 (Duluth) from Red River Broadcast Corp. The purchase price was not announced but will likely be revealed when documentation is filed with the FCC.
After many mergers, however, today's Forum can trace its roots back to the 1873 Fargo Express. The Fargo Forum was first published by Major Alanson W. Edwards & Colonel H. C. Plumley (pictured right ) on Nov. 17, 1891. When Edwards passed away in 1908, Plumely succeeded him.
Jun 6, 2023 · FARGO — A deal for Forum Communications Company to acquire Fox affiliates in Fargo and Duluth has come undone. The deal failed to materialize as both Forum Communications and Red River...
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When Norman B. Black purchased The Forum in 1917, he wrote to his brother, “I believe I have picked up the best newspaper property in the United States.”
Sep 14, 2010 · The 74-year-old Marcil announced Tuesday he is relinquishing his role as publisher of The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and CEO of Forum Communications Co., but he will continue as chairman...
Apr 25, 2022 · Exactly 12 years later – to the day – the first issue of the Fargo Forum was published. The interesting thing is that they were both founded by the same man, who was, by turns, a railroad express agent, editor of the Bunker Hill Union Gazette, an insurance agent and a prison warden of the state pen in Joliet.
