Looking Down Main

I liked the brick but my bride never did, when we bought our home twenty years ago there were five areas with cut brick on the wall. A few years ago, we took it off of the wall around the double oven because the grout was bad and a few of the cut brick faces were loose.

Guest Columnist

Speaking from a secular platform, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn and Agudath Israel to roll back the limitations the State of New York had placed on gatherings of over 10 people.

Letter to the Editor

The deep divisions in America seen in the news and halls of Congress are not what we see in the food industry. As farmers and restaurateurs, we are one America. We urge our elected leaders to set aside their differences and come together to pass stimulus legislation.

Christmas baking has started

I found a couple new recipes to try this year. Give these a try and see if you want to add them to your Christmas list.

Bring on the vaccine

Nearly two-thirds of North Dakotans said in a recent poll that they would take a free COVID-19 vaccine approved by federal authorities, a figure that health experts welcomed as an encouraging sign the state could reach herd immunity as the vaccine rolls out in the coming months.

How to Cook for One, Two or a Few

One way to cook for fewer people is to choose recipes that are easy to divide mathematically. A few years ago, I bought a large table that can seat 12 with the added leaves. My children were beginning to resent being seated at a small card table at the end of the dining room table.

First Week of Distance Learning

By Cayden Quibell This week was our first week of distance learning. This was not a very big shock to me, because I, like many others, had a feeling it was going to happen. In being assigned this article for the week, I decided to reach out to a few students to ask how it went for them.

2020 N.D. 4-H Ambassadors Elected

Two youth have been selected to join the North Dakota 4-H Ambassadors program. The new team members are: * Avery Roth, Grant County, Grant County High School * Leo Devick, Cass County, All Saints Academy COVID-19 dictated that the state 4-H Ambassador elections be held online.

Solving the Challenge of Math Class This School Year

(StatePoint) Math can be one of the toughest subjects to conquer, even in a typical school year. In today’s unusual learning environment, new challenges are presenting themselves to teachers and students alike.

Presidential power scrutinized

This presidential transition from President Donald Trump to President-Elect Joe Biden, represents a timely opportunity for Americans to become more familiar with the scope of presidential authority, as provided under Article II of the Constitution.