My two cents | Vern and Mad Dog, Part II...By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

Last week, I laid the groundwork for the historic professional wrestling event I witnessed more than 40 years ago in the Twin Cities.The “card” was billed as AWA’s Super Sunday, April 24, 1983 at the St. Paul Civic Center.

Owners opinion | Our friend Stacey...By Bob Simmons

So Friday afternoon of last week we learned of the passing of our good friend Stacey Roy. Stacey worked for us at Simmons as an Administrative Assistant from January 2019 through November of 2023.

From the publisher | History repeats itself

I grew up in a radio business family. At 10 years of age, my family and I moved to Langdon, ND where they took over operations at KNDK 1080 AM. My mom had an administrative role, and my stepdad was the talent in charge of operations.The move to a new town went fine.

letter to the editor

to Currently, libraries and schools are allowed to purchase and display materials that aredeemed pornographic and forbidden everywhere else.

My two cents | Vern and Mad Dog...By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

You can find anything on the internet these days. Somehow or another I came across a video of a wrestling match from more than 40 years ago that transported me back to the days when I was an avid professional wrestling fan.

Letter from the publisher | Smile you’re on camera

Gone are the days when a person could expect, within reason, that most of the time we are walking around in near privacy and only being watched by maybe the clerk of a store we are in or a cop parked on the corner monitoring traffic.

Owners opinion | Bob on Medicare...By Bob Simmons

So we both turned 65 last summer. Like many of you, my wife Diane and I have become ‘educated’ in navigating all things Medicare.In addition, we had to get our prescription plans set up along with supplemental coverages. Since turning 65 I’ve also noticed a change in dialogue with medical staff.

letter to the editor

Dear Editor,toA crucial piece of legislation, SB 2200, is coming up for a vote on the Senate Floor, and its passage is vital for the well-being of our community.

Bowes mont lives By Saralee Hoselton

Saralee Hoselton, Merv and Phylis Holter were among those who had dinner at the Sugar Bowl Senior Citizen’s Center on Monday. Saralee stayed for cards and visiting. Merv and Phyllis ate their lunches there the rest of the week.

Legislative report

We are now at day 18 of the 80 days provided to the Legislature to accomplish our work every biennium. The senate has a little over 400 bills to process while the House is facing approximately 600.