Lifestyle

Church Jokes

Getting Plastered The dilapidated old church building desperately needed remodeling. So, the pastor made an impassioned appeal from his pulpit—looking directly at Brother Goldman, the richest man in town.

Lawmaker hunts for approval with pink jacket

BISMARCK -- Sen. Kristin Roers, R-Fargo, geared up in her illegal, pink hunt-. • mg coat for her bill hearing on Thursday, Jan. 21. The District 27 representative is the primary sponsor of Senate Bill 2143, which would add fluorescent pink as a second clothing color option for hunters.

A Delayed Awards Ceremony at DHS

Because there was a delay in presenting awards to DHS for last spring due to the school closure, we just had our 2020 Awards Day on Friday. The awards are a range from academic President’s awards to awards in athletics and activities from last year.

Never stop learning

There are things you might not know if you didn’t read books. I realize there are other things you can read, but I prefer a real honest-to-goodness book. For many years my family was involved in the Hoselton Dairy.

Impeachment trial of Senate

Sometime soon, and perhaps this week, private citizen Donald Trump will become the first former president to face a Senate impeachment trial, almost a year to the day when, as President Trump, he was acquitted by the Senate on February 5, 2020, of two articles of impeachment abuse of power and...

Reminiscing with recipes

As you guessed I am still fondly remembering recipes I enjoyed in the past.

Brush with the Bunch

Some will say “Hey, that’s the same picture as last week.” They would be right, It is a picture of our meeting day and I will report on what went on. The meeting was called to order by President Leona Schneider, minutes by Flo Holen, read and approved, followed by the usual parts of a meeting.

Bombers Weekly

By Victoria Stevens This week at Drayton Public School, the students and teachers fell into a routine as we finished the second week of school back from Christmas break. The Prom Committee has started selling World’s Finest Chocolate bars as a way to raise money for the prom.

High School Seniors sought for National youth Science camp

Valley City – Applications are now being accepted from high school seniors in the class of 2021 to represent North Dakota at the 2021 Virtual National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp). Two students from each state, Washington, D.

Outnumbered Democrats look to ideas, relationships to advance priorities

BISMARCK – In the 2021 North Dakota Legislature, Democrats make up just under 15% of the 141 lawmakers present this session – seven Democrats in the State Senate and 14 in the House of Representatives – but they say they will have an impact.