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We have been hearing about Christian Nationalism for some time. We may hear comments about Christian Nationalism more during this election cycle. It is vitally important to point out that the U.S. was not founded as a Christian nation, but a secular nation providing the freedom to choose to be religious or not and equally free to choose what religion everyone chooses for themselves. Some of the founding fathers were indeed Christian and others were not particularly religious.

Have you seen the latest brochure for White Horse Hill? It is the one with the elk charging towards the photographer. That beautiful photo was taken by longtime local photographer Bob Christie. On Saturday, April 6, a reception was held at the Lake Region Arts Center where Christie talked about a number of his photographs that are on display and for sale.

The Sounds of the Pond Alphabet

This week is National Library Week!

Father John Davis (originally from Devils Lake) arrived in the USA from his home in Chimbote, Peru over the Easter weekend for medical appointments at Fargo, and he visited Devils Lake including spending part of the afternoon with fellow classmates from the Class of ‘61 at the Old Main Street Cafe. Pictured left to right are Judy Dahlen Schwab, Marilyn Becker Burckhard, Linda Jensen Hanson, Vickie Dosch Buckmeier, Ellen Herda Connor (Central ‘62), Mike Connor, Father John, Collin Hanson, Duane Moen, and Dennis Anderson.

DEVILS LAKE, ND – Five Service Technicians at Leading Edge Equipment in Devils Lake have been named John Deere Master Certified Technicians. Ken Remmen, Jim McLaurin, Isaac Owlboy, Brady Lee and Kyle Gratton completed advanced training in engine, drivetrain, hydraulic and electrical systems in order to earn the highest level of certification for John Deere Service Technicians.

We live in a world of point, click, instant access and information. Patience is a rare commodity, but when it comes to hunting and fishing, it’s not an option. Waiting for the right deer or the hot bite is as important as finding the right lure or spot.

We live in a world of point, click, instant access and information. Patience is a rare commodity, but when it comes to hunting and fishing, it’s not an option. Waiting for the right deer or the hot bite is as important as finding the right lure or spot.

Brock Charette is the NDCCA Correctional Officer of the Year for 2024.

Brock Charette is the NDCCA Correctional Officer of the Year for 2024.