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THE NEW FORTY Oh, how I love this story!
Today I share a great little Associated Press story out of Brainerd, Minnesota. Oh, how I love this story! On the surface, this is the story of Rin Heise's prom dress, but in-between the lines is a b...
Posted on 4/27/13 at 3:30 PM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Sabula-Savanna Bridge to be given away- any takers?
Here is a question for many who are involved in marketing historic bridges: 1. What types of bridges have you marketed and sold, 2. How big were they, 3. Were they sold in chunks or in its entirety,...
Posted on 2/18/13 at 9:43 AM
"LIVIN' UP" WITH ROGER SIEVERS How to make a Rolo Turtle Holiday Cookie
brightcove.createExperiences(); The items you will need for this recipe are: Pretzels (square) Rolos Favorite nut (almonds used in this recipe) ...
Posted on 11/21/12 at 12:01 PM
MUSIC MOVES: PERSPECTIVES & INSIGHTS FROM A LOCAL MUSIC THERAPIST AMTA 12 Post Conference Recap
It's hard to believe more than a week has already passed since I presented at my first ever national conference for the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) in St. Charles, Illinois. AMTA always ...
Posted on 10/21/12 at 8:00 AM
FATHER KNOWS LAST The Pasture Up in the Hills
The family farmstead, where I grew up, was in the middle of a farming community. There were four neighbors within a mile of us on three sides, and because the landscape was fairly flat, you could see...
Posted on 11/12/11 at 9:51 PM
War on mosquitoes begins 
The elements are in place for an epic battle.
Luckily, officials are itching for the fight.
By By Patrick Springer , May 07, 2009
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The Gelding Project: Helping the unwanted horse one stallion at a time
ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Horse Welfare Coalition, the Minnesota Horse Council, the Animal Humane Society and the University of Minnesota in cooperation with the Minnesota Association of Equine Practitioners are launching “The Gelding Project.”
By University of Minnesota Extension , April 28, 2009
Weather talk: Recent warm weather leads to many ice-free lakes in area
The average ice-out dates for some of the area lakes include April 11 for Big Cormorant, April 20 for Detroit Lake, April 18 for Lake Sallie and April 29 for Lake of the Woods.
By Daryl Ritchison , April 25, 2009
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MSUM to host Earth Day events
Minnesota State University Moorhead will host an Earth Day event from 2 to 5 p.m. today in front of Holmquist Hall.
By Forum staff reports , April 22, 2009
Mahnomen, Ottertail and Polk counties among those DNR places burning restrictions on
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is adding more counties to the list of those designated for burning restrictions.
By Staff report , April 20, 2009
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Rife with flocks: Scientists fear overpopulation of snow geese puts ecological risk on delicate nesting habitats
A century after the snow goose teetered near extinction, the winged waterfowl are presenting quite a different dilemma for many scientists and nature lovers.
By By Genaro C. Armas , April 12, 2009
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Outdoors calendar: Meetings, banquets
WHAT: Cass County Wildlife Club’s 26th Annual Wild Game Night with raffles, games, live auction
January 15, 2009
Outdoors calendar: Seminars, classes
WHAT: North Dakota Game and Fish Department “Becoming An Outdoors Woman” darkhouse-ice fishing class
January 15, 2009
Remembering a legendary friend of conservation
The world of conservation lost a good friend and passionate voice recently when my friend and award-winning broadcaster and outdoors writer Tony Dean of Pierre, South Dakota passed away.
By Babe Winkelman , January 02, 2009
Otters enthusiastically embrace fun
If ever there was a creature that seems to enjoy life more, relishes playtime and roughhousing as much, or takes more pleasure in spending time with family just lying around or goofing off, then I’ve never met the critter. Without a shred of doubt, river otters fit this bill wonderfully.
By Blane Klemek , December 30, 2008
Volunteers spend a week on horse rescue in Canada
Two frostbitten, emaciated horses were recovering inside a warm barn on Saturday thanks to volunteers who spent the week before Christmas digging the animals out of snow in the mountains of northeastern British Columbia.
December 30, 2008
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Portion of Lake Superior frozen over
DULUTH – If the big lake seems to have an unusually placid appearance off Duluth’s shores these days, it’s because you’re looking at ice.
The western tip of Lake Superior has frozen over in December for the first time in recent memory, and that could mean a long season of ice angling that hasn’t been seen in years.
By John Myers , December 30, 2008
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