Steve Moen, Minot The North Dakota Living magazine, the Rural Electric Co-op magazine, wanted to know what our wishes were for 2022 so I submitted mine but it was of course not printed because it runs contrary to the Democrat narrative and they wanted non-controversial feel-good wishes, so I ...

Duane Brekke, Minot I read James Maxson’s article in the December 12, 2021, Minot Daily paper with a lot of interest. Especially point #7 regarding the State Mill and Elevator. In 1950’s to 1960’s there was a lot of talk about the Durum Triangle in North Dakota, which was from Lakota, ...

Jenna Vanhorne, Steele You might have read recently that the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) is petitioning USDA to replace Product of the USA with Processed in the USA. Why does this matter? There’s a big difference between the words “Product” and “Processed” when ...

Dan Reinhard, Minot When the first Model T Ford rolled down the streets in 1908 many horses probably reared up at the sight and sound of that unfamiliar beast. Then soon after, the transformation of American society began. After massive highway construction projects beginning in 1921, the ...

Jim Soltis, Minot The Minot Convention and Visitors Bureau was the name given to a group of people that wanted to attract visitors to Minot and to attract special events to our city. This group was totally funded by our local hotels and would hopefully attract visitors to our businesses and ...

Dr. Ana Tobiasz, MD Mandan The North Dakota State Legislature recently approved $1.5 million for “alternatives to abortion services” which includes Crisis Pregnancy Centers. The general public needs to be aware that these “crisis centers” are widely considered to be unethical by ...