Old Spirits & Sushi take over Thirsty’s
Old Spirits & Sushi is taking over the once-beloved Thirsty’s. Thirsty’s closed last year and was a much-beloved bar in the community. Well known for their excellent drinks, great food, and games, many thought that Thirsty’s would just stay empty for a long time. But one man came along and decided to save it.
Actor and magician Steve Valentine wows LRSC students
It’s not every day that a famous actor and magician comes through Devils Lake. Actor and magician Steve Valentine came to Lake Region State College on Thursday, April 10, to put on a magic show that the college students would never forget.
News from the LRPL
It’s coming… Summer Reading registration will be open May 1st!
A Message from Garcia: Gift of the Sacred Pipe
Orvil Looking Horse, Green Grass, South Dakota is the keeper of the Sacred Pipe. How the Seven Council Fires (Oceti Sakowin) received the Sacred Pipe has been passed down for generations.
LRSC College DECA Students Excel at International Conference
Four students from Lake Region State College (LRSC) recently attended the Collegiate DECA International Career & Development Conference held in San Francisco, California. Accompanied by their advisor, Cindy Brown, the students competed in a variety of competitive business events, demonstrating their skills among top collegiate talent from around the country.
Ramsey County to Host Open House on New Comprehensive Plan
Ramsey County (North Dakota) will host an Open House for the draft Ramsey County Comprehensive Plan on Wednesday April 23 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Lake Region State College in the Chautauqua Gallery. All people interested are encouraged to attend any time during the Open House. A presentation of the plan will be available. Come learn about the plan and share your input.
A Message from Garcia: Corn Patties Part II
Continued from April 1 Devils Lake Journal page 5 - editor LAO.
Devils Lake Students Attend ND FBLA State Leadership Conference
Members of the LACTC (Devils Lake) Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter attended the 58th annual North Dakota FBLA State Leadership Conference March 30 – April 1, 2025. Over 60 FBLA chapters from across the state participated in this conference, connecting approximately 1,300 middle and high school students to test business skills against their peers from around the state.
News from the Lake Region Public Library
The semi-annual LRPL Book Sale will take place on Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26 during regular library hours! Keep an eye out for more details, but get ready for the same treasure hunt for used books, DVDs, games, and more that we bring to the Lake Region twice a year!
A Message from Garcia: Corn Patties Part One
Biologists and Anthropologists say that corn was developed about nine thousand years ago in Mexico and South America. The seed and its technology traveled to Mesoamerica to the Aztec and Maya, then to Nouth America within a short period of time. The rest of the known world had no knowledge of this food plant. This all changed in 1492 when Colombus found corn cultivated in the Caribbean Islands and brought it back to Spain and Portugal. Corn spread worldwide to the European continent and the British Isles. The Middle Eastern countries, Asia and India. The whole world stated to grow Corn in some areas replacing cereal grains. Today most American farmers have little knowledge of the origin of Corn.