Musings... See The Usa In Your Chevrolet

Well, it is actually a Fleetwood with a Ford drivetrain but the thought is very much the same. I have mentioned before, in this column, that we have purchased a motorhome and have been taking our first steps towards doing some serious traveling. As I said before I am taking baby steps.

My Two Cents

By Mike Alan Steinfeldt I had a Sunday road trip that afforded me the opportunity to listen to a Minnesota Twins game on the radio. As is often the case I had a little opportunity to stroll down memory lane while listening to the broadcast.

Letter from the Publisher

When I looked at social media recently there was post after post of proud parents, posing with their college freshman in their new dorm on what many are referring to as “moving day”.

An Eclectic Editor: Everything is all-right

If there is anything good about trauma, I’d say it’s a great way to be reminded that you are loved. My best friend, Kate, who now lives in Australia where she is a psychology professor at Melbourne University, sent me an E-book that I’ve been pondering over for the last week.

Pastor Leroy’s Column

by Pastor Leroy Aufenkamp We have been looking at examples of God raising up national leaders who knowingly or unknowingly will carry out His plan and will for a nation, the world, or for Israel, His chosen people.

Bowesmont Lives

by Saralee Hoselton On Monday Saralee Hoselton was part of a group who helped Linda Staskivige celebrate her birthday at Hastings Landing. Donnie and Lisa Staskivige hosted the party and the ladies from Tisdale Manor provided the cake.

MUSINGS... THE TIME HAS COME TO THE THIN THE HERD.

Thinning the herd, I consider myself to be a collector with a broad range of interests. By society’s standards I would be considered a hoarder.

Letter from the Publisher

The signs are all there. My light jacket is within reach at all times now. Harvest equipment is showing up and looking field ready. The back-toschool supply lists have been sent out and reminders from the school say it’s time to register for another school year, AKA, winter.

My Two Cents | The good old fair

By Mike Alan Steinfeldt On Thursday, August 11, my mother, Annie Ruth Steinfeldt, turned 86 years old. On a bit of a whim, I decided at the last minute to drive the six plus hours to Windom, Minnesota to see her and my sister.

An Eclectic Editor

I didn’t have any real plans to write a column while I was recovering, but I’ve found it to be quite the comfort honestly. It’s kind of like journaling with a deadline and it's coming easier to me than reporting at the moment.