The following is not a classified ad, however if you are interested…

The following is not a classified ad, however if you are interested… A few years ago, my bride and I joined the Valley Cruisers car club, I have written about what a great group this is in the past and my feelings in that regard have only grown more positive over time.

‘Cause you’ve never been black

Shattered glass Fire in the street Rioters crying Hearts in anguish Not just Floyd But four hundred years Under the white heel Pain of centuries Pouring in the streets Don’t understand our tack?

County Officials Learn From Mail-Only Voting In Primary

County, state and party officials across North Dakota were monitoring the June 9 primary election process with at least a partial eye to the November general election.

KC’s Column

GREAT BEGINNINGS, 1727 “Elected Silence, sing to me And beat upon my whorléd ear, Pipe me to pastures still and be The music that I care to hear.” (the beginning of “The Habit of Perfection,” a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins, 1844-1899) THE EXPRESS, R.I.P.

Heart Key

“We love life, not because we are used to living but because we are used to loving.” - Friedrich Nietzsche In the tapestry of life’s ever changing view, there is a peaceful resolve in holding faith for good things yet to come.

Ask Rusty – Are Social Security and Medicare Running Out of Money?

Dear Rusty: I have been hearing reports that Social Security and Medicare will run out of money by 2035 and will only pay approximately 75% of benefits. First, is that true about Social Security? And second, will they reduce benefits to people who are already on it or just the new people signing up?

Brush with the Bunch

Liann Zeller joined the Brush Bunch in 2011 at that time she was the Chamber Director and the Brush Bunch had moved from the St Boniface Community Center to the Chamber building on Central Ave.

Bowesmont Lives

On Monday Judy Stellon, Taylor Hermanson, Trey Cummings, Christian Larson, and Parker Olson went to the Stellon lake home near Warroad for a “Working Vacation”. They spent the week with the youngsters leaving on Friday and Judy returning home on Sunday.

Tidbits from AMAC

Drive-in movies are back in vogue Social distancing in the era of pandemic isolation virtually shut down America’s movie theaters much to the dismay of motion picture buffs who prefer their films on the big screen.

A Brush with History

Any time family or friends came to visit; the museum was a necessary stop. On the corner of Second and I Streets stands the California State Railroad Museum in Old Sacramento. It sits right next to the rails near the bank of the Sacramento River.