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If you ask North Dakota Living Editor Cally Peterson, there are a few redeeming qualities of January in North Dakota: basketball and soup
I am a “woman of words.” I’ve made a career writing them and speaking them. But I had a great lesson imprinted on me some years ago.
In the summer of 1968, I was working in the farm department of KXJB-TV in Fargo.
Beyond supporting North Dakota’s economy and feeding the world, farming and ranching is a lifestyle – and livelihood.
I don’t remember ever watching my mother, grandmothers or great-grandmothers (how lucky am I to have memories of each!) use pressure cookers.
In the upper Dakota, we are accustomed to rapidly changing weather conditions.
When this country observes the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence next year, many people will look back at all the
