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From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

From the pastor’s desk

When Hamas terrorists invaded Israel killing hundreds and torturing others in October of 2023 they also took hundreds of hostages back to Gaza. Weeks later one hundred and five were released as part of a cease fire agreement.
Clint with his group of spiritual warriors in August 2023. Submitted photo.

Clint with his group of spiritual warriors in August 2023. Submitted photo.

Prism of prose

We started the season last August with the study of First and Second Thessalonians. Coming to the end of this season now brings reflection. Our discussions centering on Biblical wisdom leads to learning for all of the men. The robust sharing results in an awesome time of fellowship.
Reverse snowbird

Reverse snowbird

Reverse snowbird

Hi Dakota friends and neighbors! I thank the Lord most every time I sit down to write to you in this weekly column. I always pause a moment to pray my creative river won’t run dry in my mind, and that my words to you will in someway satisfy.
Staskivige keeps many of her angels in this hutch that used to belong to her parents. Photo by Christine Jensen.

Staskivige keeps many of her angels in this hutch that used to belong to her parents. Photo by Christine Jensen.

Acquiring Angels

Local woman maintains angelic collectionAngels have long been regarded as positive influences in the history of our lives and our world.Wikipedia describes them as, “benevolent celestial intermediaries between God and humanity,” as well as “protectors and guides for humans.
Local youth join the ND Parks & Recreation Department, Governor’s Office representatives and others to celebrate a historic milestone today at the official groundbreaking ceremony for Pembina Gorge State Park. Photo courtesy North Dakota Parks & Recreation Department.

Local youth join the ND Parks & Recreation Department, Governor’s Office representatives and others to celebrate a historic milestone today at the official groundbreaking ceremony for Pembina Gorge State Park. Photo courtesy North Dakota Parks & Recreation Department.

Local youth help break ground on newest state park at Pembina Gorge, highlighting generational investment

Local youth joined the North Dakota Parks & Recreation Department (NDPRD), Governor’s Office and others to celebrate a historic milestone at the official groundbreaking ceremony for Pembina Gorge State Park.
NDSU Extension specialists say now may be a good time to evaluate the economics of prevented planting, so a decision can be made if weather events delay planting to the crop insurance final planting date. (Pixabay photo)

NDSU Extension specialists say now may be a good time to evaluate the economics of prevented planting, so a decision can be made if weather events delay planting to the crop insurance final planting date. (Pixabay photo)

NDSU analyzer helps with prevented-planting decisions

North Dakota State University Extension has developed a spreadsheet to help farmers analyze and make prevented-planting decisions.“Producers in North Dakota are waiting for fields to dry out so they can start field work and crop planting,” says Ron Haugen, NDSU Extension farm management specialist.
Youth will engage in hands-on experiences to learn about agronomy and explore potential careers at the NDSU Extension Junior Crop Scout School. (NDSU photo)

Youth will engage in hands-on experiences to learn about agronomy and explore potential careers at the NDSU Extension Junior Crop Scout School. (NDSU photo)

Junior crop scout school

North Dakota State University Extension will host the 2024 Junior Crop Scout School on June 25 from 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center.
Red River Farm Network

Red River Farm Network

Red River Farm Network

According to BASF Business Rep Nick Salentine, farmers are taking advantage of every opportunity to wrap up planting and handle weed control.
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Quit Week set for June 9-15, 2024

It’s Quitting Time in North Dakota, a statewide campaign aimed at increasing awareness about the risks associated with commercial tobacco and alternative nicotine products while also urging North Dakotans to commit to quitting.