Letter from the Publisher

Greetings readers. I began my column last week with “I need more people.” Well, now I REALLY need more people! Congratulations to Hilary, who has secured the position of editor at The Borderland Press, which if you don’t know is our parent paper located out of Langdon.

Musings...Time to get off of my recliner, get dressed and get to work. by Lyle Van Camp

So it has been a week now, Monday morning, since the nice, young PA looked at the x-rays and told me that my ankle/foot is not seriously injured and that a couple of weeks wearing a “boot” should have me healed well enough to resume a normal lifestyle.

My Two Cents | Observations by Mike Alan Steinfeldt

This past weekend I traveled with my wife to Northern Minnesota to see family. Each year sometime after Dec. 25th we get together with my wife’s side of the family to celebrate Christmas. It used to be the second week of January, then it was February.

Bowesmont Lives

Easter 2024 at Geoff’s On Tuesday, Saralee Hoselton took the PCMT bus to Grafton where she had some appointments and also visited Linda Hoselton at her Sunset Leisure Estates Apartment.

Letter from the Publisher

I need more people! See page eight for my hiring ad. If you need a job or a fun change of scenery, I have you covered. One of the very enjoyable parts of my 21 years of employment with the Simmons’ is wearing multiple hats.

An Eclectic Editor

It’s been fun guys, but it’s time for me to move to Dubia, and start a new life as a content creator online. This life change will allow me to become rich and live out my days without doing anything more than recording my face doing rich people things.

Musings...My turn to wear the boot by Lyle Van Camp

A long, long time ago, in a very mystical place, a handsome man bought a laptop and his beautiful bride was not happy. OK, it was actually about 16 or 17 years ago and the place was Best Buy Grand Forks, and to be perfectly honest, the man was not exactly handsome. In fact, he was me.

My Two Cents | March basketball craziness by Mike Alan Steinfeldt

I don’t generally watch college basketball, except at this time of the year during the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments. The way my brackets have gone so far this year, it shows.

Bowesmont Lives

Potluck at Tisdale On Wednesday evening Ken and Liz Linster picked up Saralee Hoselton and went to St. Thomas United Methodist church for “soup and such.” Afterwards, they viewed the last episodes of the Adam Hamilton video on the last words of Christ from the cross.

Prairie Doc® Perspectives

This isn’t the baby blues Transitioning to become a parent can be one of the most pivotal changes in a person’s life, and rarely are the hard moments surrounding this transition discussed. For example, did you know one in five women, and one in 10 men suffer from postpartum depression?