Opinion

Saralee Hoselton

Saralee Hoselton

Bowesmont lives...By Saralee Hoselton

On March 10, Saralee Hoselton took the PCMT van to the Grand forks Airport where she boarded a plane for Mesa. She was met at the airport by a Crystal (McFarland) Bekman, former Drayton resident and now of Sioux Falls.
Andrea Johnston

Andrea Johnston

From the publisher | An unforeseen part II

In my column last week, I wrote about a resolution that the North Dakota legislatures passed that had the intention of getting the attention of, and resulting positive action from, the Postmaster General.
The N-PEN...By Bob Simmons

The N-PEN...By Bob Simmons

The N-PEN...By Bob Simmons

It’s time for ACTION, and I have a plan for the Cold War relic located at Nekoma, ND. For anyone reading who isn’t familiar, Nekoma is home to the former Safeguard Missile Site that was active for a short period of time in the mid 1970s before it was mothballed.
From the publisher

From the publisher

From the publisher

One pet peeve of mine is when someone has the attitude of “it’s not my job” or “it isn’t my problem.
One year later, justice for Anfernee...By Bob Simmons

One year later, justice for Anfernee...By Bob Simmons

One year later, justice for Anfernee...By Bob Simmons

Friday March 7, my wife, Diane and I attended the sentencing of Cazmere Haskins for the felony murder of our family friend, Anfernee Economy.Anfernee worked for us at KNDK while in high school. Our son Drew is married to Anfernee’s sister, Ariel.
Bowesmont lives | By Saralee Hoselton

Bowesmont lives | By Saralee Hoselton

Bowesmontlives|BySaraleeHoselton

On Monday, John and Janell Nyegaard visited Merv and Phyllis Holter and stayed for supper.The next day, Saralee Hoselton took the PCCMT van to Grafton where she visited Clarice Mosolf at Lutheran Sunset Home and Rosemary Glenn at her Sunset Leisure Estates apartment.
Life in the slow lane?

Life in the slow lane?

Life in the slow lane?

|Modern technology has changed the way that we do everything from doing the dishes, cooking, everyday housework, farming, and all types of industry. Over twenty years ago newspapers started making the change from cutting, waxing, and placing articles onto the layout page to computer pagination.