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Bowesmont lives

Bowesmont lives

Bowesmont lives

On Monday, Saralee Hoselton took the PCMT van to the Lutheran Sunset Home in Grafton, where she visited with Clarice Mosolf.Mike and Judy Stellon and Landon Mapel went to Maple Lake, where they spent the week.
Valley News & Views

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SENIOR MEALS MENU

May 1-May 7Friday, May 1Ham Scalloped Potatoes Peas Mixed FruitMonday, May 4Salmon Fillet Sweet Potatoes Steamed Broccoli PeachesTuesday, May 5Chicken Royale Mashed Potatoes Corn Mandarin OrangesWednesday, May 6 Swedish Meatballs Mashed Potatoes Mixed Vegetables StrawberriesThursday, May 7Hamburger...
Prairie Fare: A balanced plate starts in the morning

Prairie Fare: A balanced plate starts in the morning

Prairie Fare: A balanced plate starts in the morning

Inadequate sleep, physical inactivity and high blood pressure can increase risk of diabetes.“There was nothing for me to eat on the breakfast buffet, Julie.”“Remember, I have diabetes,” he added as I sat next to him at one of the tables.
Bright native plants such as blanket flowers can add color to your landscape. NDSU photo

Bright native plants such as blanket flowers can add color to your landscape. NDSU photo

Dakota Gardener: : Victory gardens are trending in 2026

By Esther E. McGinnis, NDSU Extension, Horticulturist Three people contacted me over the last two weeks and inquired about victory gardens. At my age, I am not very trendy, but this wartime concept seems to be gaining traction in 2026.
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Prism of prose: Sanctification

Being born again in Jesus Christ means change. The Holy Spirit starts a convicting work in all parts of my life. It is not always comfortable as God shows me my heart, brings understanding in God’s Word, and shows where my life is in His story.
From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

“Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 2:5). Any person who has determined and is committed to live for Jesus and to live a life that honors God must first recognize that the way they are presently living is sinful in God's eyes.
Mr. Riddle gives a thumbs up as his group shows off their bounty of collected trash. Photo by Christine Jensen

Mr. Riddle gives a thumbs up as his group shows off their bounty of collected trash. Photo by Christine Jensen

Mending Earth: Students clean up community in honor of Earth Day

Earth harbors many amazing and impressive forms of life. One commonality every human shares is existing together on this living, breathing planet. Taking care of it should be a priority and that is what some local students did to honor its essence on Earth Day.
Students who competed in the Don Walter Memorial Math Track Meet in March received their earned rewards last week, as t-shirts arrived in their individual sizes. Back: Peyton Larson, Trenten Keena, Cameron Gunderson, Loki Sylskar, Jonah Rarick, Carsen Gunderson, Max Foss-Pokrzywinski Middle: Violet Hoyles, Carter Johnson, Shawn Patterson, Stephanie Kissee, Alyssa Hoyles (Holding “Team Mascot” Grogu) Front: Ruthie Rarick, Lana Kalka, Nicholas Passa. Photo by Jamie Rarick

Students who competed in the Don Walter Memorial Math Track Meet in March received their earned rewards last week, as t-shirts arrived in their individual sizes. Back: Peyton Larson, Trenten Keena, Cameron Gunderson, Loki Sylskar, Jonah Rarick, Carsen Gunderson, Max Foss-Pokrzywinski Middle: Violet Hoyles, Carter Johnson, Shawn Patterson, Stephanie Kissee, Alyssa Hoyles (Holding “Team Mascot” Grogu) Front: Ruthie Rarick, Lana Kalka, Nicholas Passa. Photo by Jamie Rarick