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Claire Weltz

Teen-2-Teen: May 2019

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PRACTICING PREPAREDNESS: FIRST AID

Just how important is first aid?

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Cathy and Ramon Barnes ranch in the Hettinger area. The two met at college, after Cathy moved to the United States from Bolivia, where her parents were missionaries. COURTESY PHOTO

FROM BOLIVIAN JUNGLE TO N.D. RANCH

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PHOTO COURTESY NRECA Electric cooperatives’ top priority of keeping power flowing 24/7 calls for maintaining a complex network of power plants, poles and wires. But it also requires preparing for the unpredictable. Electric co-ops are winning the reliability battles against the top three troublemakers.

CO-OPS STRIVE TO KEEP POWER STEADY, SECURE

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Linda Donlin’s passion for music is evident in her latest work, “The Heart’s Passion Awakens the Soul,” featuring the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra’s music director, Beverly Everett, and 15 members of the orchestra.

LINDA DONLIN PAINTS HER SOUL ONTO THE CANVAS

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Michaela Reinterson

Teen-2-Teen: March 2019

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Kent Brick

Editorial: The future we make possible, March 2019

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Regular board meetings involving local residents working together help propel the Mott Gallery effort. Mott Gallery leaders include, front row, from left: Darlene Kallis, Twila Hawn, Kevin Carvell and Shirley Halvorson. Next to Halvorson is Tom Trousdale, Mott native/current Bismarck resident, visitor at a recent gathering of gallery leaders. Back row, standing: Joyce Hinrichs, Mary Messer, Jack Griffin. Included, but not pictured, in the gallery leadership group are Geno Sloan, and Bonnie and Ray Bieber. M

MOTT GALLERY OF HISTORY AND ART

While always a small town – hitting a population peak of about 1,600 in the 1950s – Mott has been a cherished home to many generations of families.

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Janelle Marcotte

SOUP WARMS THE SOUL

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Electric cooperative leaders stand for a photo in the North Dakota State Capitol Great Hall following a February 2019 legislative hearing on SB 2322, from left: Chris Baumgartner, Basin Electric Power Cooperative; Paul Matthys, Cass County Electric Cooperative; Tom Rafferty, Verendrye Electric Cooperative; Paul Fitterer, Capital Electric Cooperative; Zac Smith and Josh Kramer, NDAREC. NDAREC and member cooperatives opposed the bill, which was defeated in the Senate by a 7-39 vote.

CO-OP LEADERS CONVERGE ON CAPITOL FOR LEGISLATIVE SESSION

Railroad crossings, easements, wind turbines and net metering are all on the docket this legislative session.

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