On a cold day in late December 1978, photographer Donna VanHorn and I drove to Aberdeen, S.D., to do a report on foreign ownership of U.S.
“Sometimes, my friend and I pretend we’re popular,” my 10-year-old granddaughter’s clear voice spoke into the warm summer afternoon.
Have you ever been outside late at night and seen the sky full of bright, shining stars? How about a meteor shower or the dancing northern lights?
You may have noticed all the semitrucks hauling hay last fall and this winter. That’s not surprising, given the 2021 drought.
Before waters hardened, signaling the start of the state’s ice fishing season, Greg Power, N.D.
I recently read an article in which a large national food distributor proclaimed its “big step” toward reducing its carbon footprint.
Even in the depths of winter, Meigan Cameron finds the beauty in nature.
