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Musings from Munich: Anonymous Member…

Musings from Munich: Anonymous Member…

Musings from Munich: Anonymous Member…

Last month, I wrote about how to spot a psycho in a community, with no real person in mind. Based on the feedback I received, I noticed there are more nut jobs than I thought out there. If you sent me a message asking if I was referring to you, you should probably just own it.
Letter from the Editor:

Letter from the Editor:

Letter from the Editor:

I recently jumped on the bandwagon and had ChatGPT create a cartoon-style image of my profession and everything it “knows” about my life. Honestly, it did a pretty good job- kids, laundry, reminders, deadlines and, of course, some Rockin’ Energy in hand.
Bob’s road trip continues

Bob’s road trip continues

Bob’s road trip continues

I awoke the morning of Jan. 7 refreshed and ready to drive the 10 hours to Billings, Mont., with plans of spending the night there and then making the final push home to Langdon on Thursday, expecting to arrive home early that evening, Jan. 8.
Wandering in Walhalla

Wandering in Walhalla

Wandering in Walhalla

Have no fear, I’m still here! You may have noticed that I haven’t had as many articles with bylines over the past few months. Between Valley News and Views and The Borderland Press, there have been a lot of changes.
The KFRC Sturgeon remote broadcast motorhome, lovingly restored by Mr. William Shakespeare.

The KFRC Sturgeon remote broadcast motorhome, lovingly restored by Mr. William Shakespeare.

Road trip: Part 6 - The transaction

By Bob Simmons, CEO, Simmons Multimedia Truthfully, it never crossed my mind even for a split second that Mr. William Shakespeare of Sparks, Nev., who was selling the exact customized trailer for remote radio broadcasting that I had been scouring the Internet in search of for nearly two years,...
The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:

A few Saturdays ago, I helped judge a speech meet in Langdon. Jordan Braunberger, the speech coach for the Langdon school, had asked me to help the year before, but with a senior in hockey and most Saturdays already booked, I was unable to participate.
Letter from the Publisher: Diane Simmons

Letter from the Publisher: Diane Simmons

Letter from the Publisher: Diane Simmons

Another week has gone by and has blessed us with some melting on the streets and highways, which is very much appreciated. We have a ways to go but will take what we can get, right?
The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:

Raise your middle-aged hand if you remember lice, scoliosis, vision and hearing checks in elementary school. Why were these things done in school? Who did it? I’m going to assume it was public health nurses, but I really have no idea.