Letter from the Editor:

Body We’ve gone from one super busy week to another here in the offices at Simmons Multimedia. Last week, we worked hard to deliver you our annual Ag Outlook for 2025, making the paper a grand total of 30 PAGES.

My Two Cents: Remembering the Red River Valley Blizzard of 1941

Body While thinking about what to write for this week’s column, I came across a book in my vast collection entitled “Looking for Candles in the Window” by Douglas Ramsey and Larry Skroch.

Tip to YouTube influencers: Clean under your nails

Body By Bob Simmons, CEO, Simmons Multimedia Back in my childhood there were no computers or smartphones. Where I lived in western Massachusetts we had three TV channels; Channel 40 was ABC, Channel 22 was NBC and Channel 3 was CBS.

Letter from the Publisher

Body Snow. Sleet.

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe: State basketball and a birthday

Body Another fun-filled state sports weekend is in the books! Last weekend we traveled to Jamestown to watch our girls’ basketball team in their run at state. Most of you probably listened to Jake or watched it on TV, so I don’t have to give a long recap of the games.

Letter from the Publisher

Body Weather whiplash - a term I don’t remember ever hearing before, but I like it. According to AI it’s defined as ‘rapid shifts between extreme weather conditions, like droughts and floods.’ For us in Langdon, N.D., I’d say it’s more of a shift from wearing socks to no socks.

Letter from the Editor:

Body My goodness, has it been a busy week over here at The Borderland Press. In case you haven’t already noticed, this week’s publication is a whopping 30 pages total!

ONE YEAR LATER: JUSTICE FOR ANFERNEE

Body By Bob Simmons, CEO, Simmons Multimedia On Friday, March 7, Diane and I attended the sentencing of Cazmere Haskins for the felony murder of former Langdon resident Anfernee Economy. Anfernee worked for us at KNDK while in high school.

Letter to the Editor

Body On Monday, Feb. 24, the North Dakota House of Representatives, on a 52-40 vote, passed a resolution urging the United States Supreme Court to “restore the definition of marriage to a union between one man and one woman.” We, the undersigned residents of N.D.

SCOOOOOOOOOOOOORE!

Body By Bob Simmons, CEO, Simmons Multimedia Business people in our small communities share a common problem: the hiring and retention of employees. At Simmons, and I mean this lovingly, we are a band of misfits.