Opinion

My two cents: Justice for Katarina

My two cents: Justice for Katarina

My two cents: Justice for Katarina

Body I woke up at 4 a.m. this morning to write this column. I didn’t wake up on purpose, but once I was up and began thinking about the day before, I had to get up and write down as much as I could while it was still fresh in my mind.
The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe: Sharks vs. moms

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe: Sharks vs. moms

The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe: Sharks vs. moms

Body If you’re tired of hearing about track, you can skip to the next paragraph, I guess, but if I were you, I’d keep reading because I’ve got some pretty amazing news. Last Saturday, the track team traveled to Larimore, where we had mostly sunny skies and decent temperatures.
Am I living in Canada?

Am I living in Canada?

Am I living in Canada?

Body At this point, I want to clear the air on where I’m at mentally with all this broken back stuff. Aside from occasional aches and pains in the back, I’m fine. Look, I have nothing to complain about aside from having to navigate a very botched health care system.
Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher:

Body May is cruising past with promises of tulips blooming and school activities wrapping up. Earlier this week, we attended the K-3 Spring Concert held at Langdon Area High School.
Hurry up & wait!

Hurry up & wait!

Hurry up & wait!

Body In case you missed last week’s ex- citing missive, here’s a quick recap: Two days after returning from vacation in Florida, Bourbon Bob slipped and fell on black ice at the gas station, resulting in a burst fracture of his T12 vertebrae. He is now known as Broke Back Bob.
Musings from Munich: The bonfire circle

Musings from Munich: The bonfire circle

Musings from Munich: The bonfire circle

Body Sitting around the first bonfire of the year, I realized how much I’ve missed not just hanging out in nature with friends but also the good conversations that go along with it.