The F5 Project made a food donation to the Hope Center on Thursday, Oct. 5. The F5 Project donated nonperishable foods in recognition of National Recovery Month which is recognized in the month of September. The F5 Project is an organization with offices statewide that provides services and resources to individuals trying to get back on their feet due to incarceration, mental health, and addiction. The F5 Project opened its Devils Lake office in February.

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On November 5^th, you will see Measure #4 on the ballot, a measure that would in effect eliminate property taxes in North Dakota.

WASHINGTON (AP) — This year’s presidential race is a genuine contest of ideas between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump — with clear differences on taxes, abortion, immigration, global alliances, climate change and democracy itself.

The Sacred Hoop (Canhdeska Wakan) known by some as the Medicine Wheel, is divided into four segments starting with the East (Wiyohipata) the color ZI (yellow) for the first rays of the sun, circling South (Itokaga) Sa (Red), for the heat of the summer, then West (Wiyohpeyata) Sapa (Black) for the color of the sky before a storm, and ending in the North (Waziyata) Ska (white), for the snow. The Sacred Hoop symbolizes unity, is the first use of the number four. The Creator (Otokahe Kaga) made Rock (Inyan), the oldest Spirit is addressed as Tunkansina (Grandfather). The Creator made four elements that we can’t live without, take away any one of these and we cannot exist. These four are Earth (Maka), Air (Ni), Water (Mini), and Fire (Peta).

Breast cancer affects millions of individuals each year. The World Cancer Research Fund International reports that breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women across the globe, affecting roughly 2.3 million women each year.

I’ll be the first to admit how rapidly the world has changed since I was a game warden. No need to explain more than technology has changed. Hunting has changed too. How people report poaching also. What hasn’t changed is the spirit of a legal hunter. They don’t want their pasttime tainted by an illegal hunting or fishing act.

Breast cancer affects millions of women and their family and friends every year. Each of those women has their own unique experience upon receiving a breast cancer diagnosis, and those journeys hopefully end with successful treatment. Because each woman’s breast cancer journey is unique, data regarding the disease only tells part of the story. But recognition of key breast cancer statistics is still important, as data can compel support for women fighting the disease and underscore how vital it is for young women to prioritize breast health.