Letter to the Editor:

As a lifelong township supervisor, I see passing Measure #4 as a monumental misdirection of tax policy.

Letter to the Editor

With the 2024 election looming, the media has focused on the Presidential race, but one issue called ‘Project 2025’ is being tragically ignored. This defines Trump’s policy if the former President is re-elected.

Letter from the Publisher

Do we want to talk about Monday’s rain? I’ll keep it short. I just know that on Monday afternoon I headed into a storm west of Langdon that I had no business being in and have never driven in before - at least not that I can remember.

Letter from the Editor: Hip hoppin’ past 30

One perk of working for a media company is that sometimes there’s leftover tickets to local concerts and shows. Last weekend Courtney and Brandi approached me asking if I’d like to join the girls in attending a hip hop show in Devils Lake at Spirit Lake Casino.

The Morning Run: It’s all about the simple things

It has been one full year since my mother-in-law, Carol, passed away. The suddenness and shock have finally worn off a bit, and life has settled into a new normal for the family.

The world has gone to hell

Our little granddaughter, Annie, is an adorable two-year-old. The grandkids have always called me “Boo Bob.” The short version - I didn’t want to be called Grandpa because I just don’t physically or mentally ‘feel’ like a grandfather.

Prairie Doc® Perspective It’s complicated

My personal connection with adoption began nearly 30 years ago. As my mentor, Dr.

Letter from the Publisher

Another birthday came and went last weekend, and I celebrated with family, meatballs, and a cof-fee cheesecake. As in the past, the two year olds were very entertaining, funny and so talkative.

Letter from the Editor Fish tales

As I write my first column of September, I, like many of you, am wondering where the summer went. I suppose I can no longer stay in denial, as I just bought my first container of pumpkin spice coffee creamer at the store today.

The Morning Run:

Last Thursday, it was too wet and muddy in the field to combine wheat, but according to Greg, it wasn’t too wet or muddy in the garden to harvest beets.