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Northern Celebrations

Check out the GBBC – Great Backyard Bird Count The Great Backyard Bird Count is underway Feb. 18 through Feb. 21, and participants don’t have to be expert ornithologists to participate. In fact, they don’t even have to be expert birders. Even if one’s interest is merely as a casual observer, it’s still easy […]

by Patricia Stockdill

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January 29, 2022

Rules for Thee and not for Me

Just about every breathing adult today knows we live in a more polarized society than at any other time in recent memory. And some people will simply vote for whichever candidate is aligned with whatever party they feel most aligned with, regardless of any individual traits that candidate has or stances that candidate takes on […]

by Greg Demme

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January 28, 2022

For the Farmer

INDUSTRY UPDATE A farmer’s best tool is information. With the farm show season in full swing, the KMOT Ag Expo kicks off this week in Minot and farmers will come equipped to quiz equipment dealers, agronomy centers, seed dealers, grain marketers, and all sorts of other industry reps on what they need to be doing […]

by Charlie Adams

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January 25, 2022

Citrus Fruit

In the dead of winter, when everything is frozen and bleak, Mother Nature blesses us with a ray of warm sunshine: citrus fruit. This is the season that citrus fruit is harvested, and so there’s plenty. This abundance also means it’s often on sale during the winter months. And a good thing too – this […]

by Charlene Nelson

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January 24, 2022

Politics Shape Our World

This has been an eventful week for me, politically speaking. I announced my retirement from the state legislature at the upcoming completion of my term in December. It will have been a 10 year stint. Like many, I viewed the legislative seat not as mine to fight for and keep, but as the people’s, who […]

by Rick Becker

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January 24, 2022

Northern Celebrations

Kick-sledding through Winter Sometimes the combination of ingenuity and necessity make for fun things, born out of a way to make life simpler and easier while providing some fun along the way. Or sometimes something designed to be fun turns out to be quite functional. Maybe that explains kick-sleds. Envision a down-sized dog sled […]

by Patricia Stockdill

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January 22, 2022

Outdoor Lessons for the Real World

Will I Make It Perspective is one of those things that’s more important than we give it credit for. Perspective is so powerful that it controls how and why we act in every situation of life…we just lose track of that fact more than we like to admit. There’s a lot of stuff out there […]

by Geremy Olson

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January 19, 2022

For the Farmer

A Cohesive Partnership Between Oil and Agriculture ANTLER—What is the big deal about saltwater spills on the ground every now and then? It naturally comes from the earth, and it cannot hurt anything, right? Wrong. Once this type of water spills, it has an immediate, negative impact on the ground. Especially farm ground. Then the […]

by Charlie Adams

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January 18, 2022

2022

I have long lamented the state of affairs with the political parties in North Dakota. The Republican party has become a very big-tent party. In most of the state, if someone wants to run for office, they realize their only hope for success is to run as a Republican. They may or may not have […]

by Rick Becker

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January 17, 2022

Declutter and Donate

Last week I talked about simplifying your life, paring down on things that clutter your time, your emotions and your space. Continuing with that theme, I'm going to challenge you to declutter a room this week. Choose a room—any room—and get rid of what you can't use and organize what you keep. After you have […]

by Charlene Nelson

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January 17, 2022

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Northern Celebrations

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