Bowesmont lives By Saralee Hoselton

On Monday, Merv and Phyllis Holter and Saralee Hoselton were among those attending the membership pizza party held for the Sugar Bowl Senior Citizens Association. Saralee stayed for cards and socializing.Kris Tucker of St. Thomas visited Gayle McConnell on Tuesday afternoon.

Prairie Doc: Midnight muscle cramps?

Here’s what your body is telling youYou’re asleep when suddenly your calf tightens into a painful knot.You swing your legs over the side of the bed and stand up, trying to stretch the muscle and waiting for the cramp to release. It passes after a minute or two, but the soreness often lingers.

Prairie Fare: This breast cancer quiz could save your life

Every time I have a medical test, I feel some anxiety.“What if?” goes through my head until I can access the results in a letter or email.I am sure many of you know what I mean.However, not knowing does not make underlying health problems go away.

Women’s Way, a source for free breast cancer screenings

Survivor reminds women that regular mammograms save livesOn National Mammography Day, which was observed Oct.

Students invited to help shape N.D.’s transportation future

The North Dakota Department of Transportation is seeking input from students across the state through its Transportation Connection Update: 2025–2050 Young Driver & Student Survey.

From the pastor’s desk

When people are stopped randomly on the streets of major cities or on university campuses and asked if they believe there is an afterlife, a heaven, and a hell, it is more likely their answer to both will be “no.” It is more likely they will believe there is a heaven than that there is a hell.

Prism of prose

The Gospel of John is usually the book of the Bible which is most often recommended to be read first by new believers. One reason for this is the Gospel most shows the deity of Christ. It is said to be the most spiritual of the four gospels.

KIDS TALK ABOUT GOD

What can we learn from Jesus inviting His first disciples to follow Him?“We can learn from John the Baptist to tell people who Jesus really is,” says Danae, 10. “John had many followers himself, but he didn’t try to compete with Jesus.