Having lived or worked or visited in about 38 states, and always reading the local daily paper, I…read moremust say I have seen very few as bad as the Grand Forks Herald. Lots of papers are slovenly in writing and/or editing; lots of papers are very partisan or propagandistic in their "news" pages. But the Herald is both. It is the primary print source for "news" for many thousands of people, even across the river into Minnesota, but it is a disgrace even to the disgraceful field that is today's "news" media.

It was amazing meeting the artist and speaking with her about her books. It is such a great little…read moreplace. I also asked her about how they got the name of the book store. And that was very enlightening. I did buy a few books from there and I've already finished one of them. I will be going back.

From the owner: Step into Witchwood-a cozy, cheeky, and spellbinding bookshop where every shelf tells a story and…read moreevery sticker has a guardian. We specialize in genre-rich reads, locally made magic, and community-rooted rituals. From our Cauldron of Spice chart (rating romance from sweet to scorching ) to our living lore plaques and glitter-loving mascots, Witchwood is more than a store-it’s a sanctuary for readers, dreamers, and rebels. What you’ll find: • Curated books with spice ratings and mythic flair • Indie & Local authors, handmade gifts, and magical merch • QR code signups, cheeky incentives, and tactile branding • Sticker stashes, disco-ball air plants, and glitter guardians • A fiercely intentional space built on community, creativity, and connection No AI curation. No generic vibes. Just glamor, grit, and good stories. Stop in and see us today!

Couldn't find the right style long sleeve or hoodie in the right color or feel, most are super thin…read moreand cheaply made. Hockey jersey shirts for $88-100+ Ended up with a mug and puck. Bet this place is busy during the school year. It's mostly apparel items.

I went in on a Saturday to pick up my textbooks. Usually there are a few college students working…read morethat can grab my books for me, but there was nobody around. After looking for someone for 15 minutes, there was a lady staring at her computer in the middle of the store. I asked for help and she jumped right up, but I could have just grabbed my books myself and walked out by the time she saw me. Atp I'm sticking to Amazon