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Publisher’s name ideas: T-Rex, Slytherin, Monster, or Sharkie

Publisher’s name ideas: T-Rex, Slytherin, Monster, or Sharkie

Letter from the Editor

temperatures and above average rainfall in my mind tells me, I’m not leaving the house very much. Last year, I attempted a full moon hike at Icelandic State Park- I say attempted because I did not make it very far. I quickly grew tired of my face hurting and falling in holes in the snow.
My two cents | Fighting what? By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

My two cents | Fighting what? By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

My two cents | Fighting what? By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

If you are like me, you may still be scratching your head about last week’s “No Kings” protest that was held in various places around the country.So, please bear with me while I work through my thought process on this matter.
Larry, Bob and Joey at Woolworths, the original five-and-dime!

Larry, Bob and Joey at Woolworths, the original five-and-dime!

A long black: Part one by Bob Simmons

I’m penning this week’s column as I sit at gate C26 in Minneapolis awaiting my final flight to Grand Forks, culminating a week’s long adventure that took me to New Zealand for our fall broadcaster’s group convention.
Mike Alan Steinfeldt

Mike Alan Steinfeldt

My two cents | Is history repeating itself? By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

So, call me weird. These days, folks like to binge-watch their favorite series like Yellowstone or Game of Thrones or the Sopranos.Not me, when I have some spare time I like to watch shows with some historical context, so I browse through documentaries on my favorite streaming service.
Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

At about 3:15 am this morning, I woke up and for some odd reason I started thinking about this column. I came up with a topic, decided what I wanted to say (in my head), came up with a fitting intro and was very impressed with myself.I told myself I should get out of bed and write it down.
Letter from the Editor | The dangers lurking at the grocery store…

Letter from the Editor | The dangers lurking at the grocery store…

Letter from the Editor | The dangers lurking at the grocery store…

Monday afternoon, I was leaving the Langdon office. I knew I hadn’t had lunch, and I knew I wanted a snack for the ride home, and I needed to figure out an idea for dinner. I fully believe the worst part of being an adult is having to decide what to fix for dinner each night.
Bring it on - I have thick skin by Bob Simmons

Bring it on - I have thick skin by Bob Simmons

Bring it on - I have thick skin by Bob Simmons

No recent column of mine has gathered the response like what came from This, That and Other Stuff which appeared in the 9/26 issue of this paper. Here are a handful of the many comments – are one of these yours?
My two cents | This week in history By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

My two cents | This week in history By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

My two cents | This week in history By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

I thought I would scour through history books and the internet and pass along a few tidbits in history for the week of Oct. 9 to Oct. 15.It is always interesting to look back in time to re-discover events we may have forgotten.On Oct.
Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

It has come to my realization, that we are far too “plugged in” at my house. As a parent, I have avoided things like an iPad for entertainment in a restaurant, or YouTube playing on a screen in my car to keep the kids quiet.When I had little kids, that control over digital content was easy.
Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

Letter from the Publisher

Thanks for your concern, but yes, I’m still here. In a whirlwind of staff changeover I found myself overwhelmed with too much on my plate once again so I reached out to my contacts at The Borderland Press (our parent newspaper) for help and was directed to Rebecca Davis.