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OPEN (North Dakota magazine) : ウィキペディア英語版
OPEN (North Dakota magazine)

''OPEN Magazine'' 〔(''Fargo Moorhead Chamber of Commerce'': News Media )〕 was a quarterly city and lifestyle magazine〔(''North Dakota State Library'': North Dakota Media )〕 focusing upon fashion, style, entertainment, dining and culture for the Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota metropolitan areas. Feature articles generally cover local people, businesses, restaurants, entertainment, sports, home and travel.
''OPEN Magazine'' was launched in May 2007.〔The Forum. (May 2007). Fargo, N.D.: Forum Communications.〕 In January 2008 the publication was awarded the Fargo Human Relations Award〔The Forum. (January 2008). Fargo, N.D.: Forum Communications.〕 from the city of Fargo for its efforts to expand awareness of diverse communities within the city. In addition publisher, Christopher Mohs, was awarded the 2008 North Dakota Small Business Journalist of the Year Award from the U.S. Small Business Administration for the efforts of OPEN Magazine and its impact on small businesses in the region.
Each issue of ''OPEN Magazine'' reached an estimated 120,000 readers and included four main feature articles (typically two female, two male and at least one individual representing a diverse or ethnic group in the community). The magazine's departments covered sports, city, food, travel, health, history, social occasions and home. ''OPEN Magazine'' also included an entertainment listing and restaurant guide.〔(''OPEN Magazine'': 2008 Media Kit )〕
''OPEN Magazine'' was published by Fargo based media company FrostFire Media Corporation〔(''MondoTimes'': OPEN Magazine )〕
Production of ''OPEN Magazine'' and its sister publication ''Fargo Business Magazine'' was discontinued in the fall of 2009, largely a result of the economic impact of the spring floods that hit the metro area that year and greater impacts effecting print publications nationally at the time. Its parent company FrostFire Media Corporation still exists as a holding company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.〔(''Forum of Fargo-Moorhead'': January 31, 2009 )〕
==Editorial and artistic staff (as of 2008)==

*Merrie Sue Holtan (Managing editor)
*Phil Lowe (Art director)
*Rachael Hammarback (Fashion & lifestyle editor)
*Maren Marks (Restaurant and bar editor)
*Nathan Cote (Photography director)

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