letter to the editor

The measure to eliminate property tax is being circulated, and signatures collected to place it on the November ballot. There is also a strong, concerted effort to once again scare voters to go against their own best interest.

letter to the editor

Our state provides life-giving support to mothers and their families. Can you pass this North Dakota Family Friendly test? Let’s start with the question: name the location of the eight Pregnancy Resource Centers in our state.

Letter from the Publisher | Eclipse extravaganza & TikTok

The solar eclipse had created quite a buzz. I was seeing ads coming in with eclipse related sales. I don’t know what an eclipse has to do with a discount on reems of paper at Office Depot, but that’s their angle anyway.

Musings | Time to kick the boot bye bye by Lyle Van Camp

Maybe I should have gotten discouraged sooner, shortly after I wrote about my frustrations regarding how long it was taking my foot to get better it started feeling better and better. Saturday morning I made the decision to try going without the boot and see what happens.

My Two Cents | Women’s Basketball and the Eclipse by Mike Alan Steinfeldt

There are two things over the past few months that I really didn’t think I would get excited about, but I did – women’s college basketball and the sun’s eclipse that just happened this week. I have to thank Iowa’s Caitlin Clark and LSU’s Angel Reese for fueling my interest in women’s college hoops.

Bowesmont Lives

Ken & Liz Anniversary On Wednesday, Ken and Liz Linster took Saralee Hoselton to the St. Thomas United Methodisit Church where they had tacos and viewed the post Lenten video of the Adam Hamilton series on Christ’s last words.

Letter from the Publisher

Greetings readers. I began my column last week with “I need more people.” Well, now I REALLY need more people! Congratulations to Hilary, who has secured the position of editor at The Borderland Press, which if you don’t know is our parent paper located out of Langdon.

Musings...Time to get off of my recliner, get dressed and get to work. by Lyle Van Camp

So it has been a week now, Monday morning, since the nice, young PA looked at the x-rays and told me that my ankle/foot is not seriously injured and that a couple of weeks wearing a “boot” should have me healed well enough to resume a normal lifestyle.

My Two Cents | Observations by Mike Alan Steinfeldt

This past weekend I traveled with my wife to Northern Minnesota to see family. Each year sometime after Dec. 25th we get together with my wife’s side of the family to celebrate Christmas. It used to be the second week of January, then it was February.

Bowesmont Lives

Easter 2024 at Geoff’s On Tuesday, Saralee Hoselton took the PCMT bus to Grafton where she had some appointments and also visited Linda Hoselton at her Sunset Leisure Estates Apartment.