Small-town success comes from positive people and things
Like many young rural people, broadcast journalist Cory Hepola left his small hometown of Perham, Minn., looking for bigger city success. He landed in Fargo and then bounced around the country with broadcasting gigs in Montana, New York and Texas.
Encore 301 FREE Movie Saturday
Just in time for the Holidays, Encore 301 is bringing back a long-standing tradition: Free movies for Christmas! The first movie will be “Elf” and it will be shown at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7 - first come first served! Concessions (like popcorn, etc.) will be sold but the ticket is free of charge, sponsored by the North Dakota Telephone Company.
Scenes from the 2024 Kiwanis Thanksgiving Dinner at the KC Hall
This was a banner year for the Kiwanis Community Thanksgiving Dinner, according to Kiwanis Secretary Dave Nick who kept careful watch on the numbers for the meals delivered and served out of the KC Hall on Nov. 28, 2024.
A Message from Garcia: The Deer Hunt, Taĥca Wotihnipi
To the Eastern Dakota people the white tail deer was their most important source of protein.
Shakespeare Club gives to LRPL
Devils Lake Shakespeare Club treasurer, Lara Prozinski, presents Lake Region Public Library Director Maddie Cummings with a donation.
New women’s clothing store Camora promotes size inclusivity
Fashion can be many things. It can be unique, trendy, or just something that makes you happy. Maddock’s Jillian Conradie, of the newly opened women’s clothing store Camora said she loves to make “other women feel beautiful.”
Hear from the new owner of North Dakota Coffee Connection Tara Rogness
Tara Rogness has always wanted to have her own business. The Devils Lake resident had the opportunity to achieve her dream with North Dakota Coffee Connection back in June.
ND Outdoors: From The Field To The Fork
I spend a lot of time talking about the outdoors and one of the more recent conversations connected with old timers eating everything “but the squeal” from a pig to acknowledge how our generations couldn’t afford to waste anything consumed as food. It was a generation and time through the Depression and world wars when ends were met by rationing gas and supplies to basically shaming any food waste. You just couldn’t afford to throw anything away.