“As a deer longs for flowing streams, so my soul longs for you, O God” Ps. 42:1
With shots going in arms and COVID rates going down, we are looking optimistically to days when the majority of our volunteers will work besid…
One thing I have seen this winter is that miracles don’t just happen. They are created.
Among the thirty or so children who came up to the chancel every Sunday for the children’s moment in the last church I served, there was a lit…
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. This year’s theme is “Know Your Worth.”
Whether you’re interested in dairy production, livestock production, or farm management, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Exten…
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In a July column in the Dunn County News, I detailed our plans for a safe return to UW-Stout for students, faculty, and staff. As the semester…
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For decades, my friend Roger has traveled with a copy of the U.S. Constitution in his luggage.
When the Dunn County News (Sept. 23 edition) showed up at our house, I was excited to see a front-page call for candidate forum questions.
It is a real pleasure to endorse John Rocco Calabrese as the Democratic candidate for the open seat in Assembly District 29.
MADISON, Wis. – In some ways, Wisconsin’s Mike Gallagher and California’s Ro Khanna make for a political odd couple.
My concerns about starting in-person classes were confirmed last week by three young women who showed up to wander the farmers market maskless.
The Menomonie School Board is in desperate need of adult supervision, or group therapy.
MADISON, Wis. – Many U.S. policymakers seem concerned about reopening bars, restaurants and health clubs closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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