It’s been one of those “old time” long, cold, deep snow winters so far out here in western North Dakota, it went from nice fall working weathe…
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Holiday season means big meals and menus filled with dishes that have become family traditions. These foods show up on the holiday table year …
There once was “The Turkey That Wouldn’t Cook,” the first Thanksgiving turkey I ever baked myself, in 1985, the year we got married.
Every November, residents of Freeman, South Dakota, and surrounding communities come together to help feed a hungry world. Volunteers packaged about 11,500 cans of chicken to be shipped around the globe.
"This will be the last column of 2022, and I have to say it has been quite the roller coaster. I will be the first one to tell you I have real issues with motion sickness."
"If you have the opportunity next week to head to Lincoln and get to the Ag Expo I highly encourage it. There will be a Midwest Messenger booth where you can meet some of the writers that you read in print every week."
It is in tough times like this that are also a great opportunity to think about all we should be thankful for.
Editor’s note: Please enjoy this previous column of Dr. Rosmann’s from 2015.
"I pulled onto the highway, and once I had gone about a quarter of a mile I saw smoke billowing from the back end of my passenger side." After which, Jaclyn vows to take the weekends off.
Spending time with family and friends at Thanksgiving remains important for many Americans, and this year the cost of the meal is also top of …
I have read hundreds of quotes about Thanksgiving, but I’ve never seen one that tells how to remain thankful when the kitchen sink backs up du…
November and December may be the time for parties! Socially, both months may be full celebration-wise other than just Thanksgiving and Christm…
A recent study showed with year-round E15 sales, drivers would save $20 billion dollars while putting some $36 billion in the pockets of American households.
For many, Thanksgiving dinner is one of the biggest family highlights of the year. It can also be costly, especially this year.
"With no extra moisture at this time, it is struggle to decide what is going to be planted. Some acres were lost yields this past year with so little rain."
Editor’s note: Please enjoy this Dr. Rosmann column from 2014.
"They got into a fight with the light-up deer herd, and by the looks of it, they had used the sidewalk candy canes as a weapon."
An old hymn tells us to “count your blessings; name them one-by-one…” Thanksgiving is coming and I’m working on my list.
There are many things to be thankful for in this life. This column leads with electricity because as much as we all rely on the comforts that …
STATE JOURNAL VIEW: Unexpected blessings brighten the holiday, despite that nasty virus
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. I mentally make my “gratitude list” as I drive to visit my 95-year-old mother in a long term care facility.
"It is easy to forget just how good we have it, especially in this day and age."
"There have been a lot of struggles this last year, but I think sometimes experiences make us wiser and more aware of our surroundings. How we adapt to those struggles can really define us."
Harvest by the numbers at the Peterson farm: 203 lunch boxes, 2,024 gallons of highway diesel to keep the semis pulling grain, 6,411 gallons of dyed diesel was used to keep combines and tractors rolling.
After some tragic turns this year, columnist Barb Bierman Batie reflects on what she is thankful for this Thanksgiving.
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