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RURAL REFLECTIONS Popular Times
As a youngster, I loved the magazines, Popular Mechanics and Popular Science. These two magazines were portals into a place where my own creativity was born complete with pictures and diagrams...
Posted on 4/12/13 at 5:47 AM
THE MINNESOTA BASHAW BLOG I Love March Madness
It is that time of year again when the Nation goes online and prints out an NCAA bracket and participa...
Posted on 3/19/13 at 9:16 AM
NDAD INSIGHTS Today is benefit for little Teagan in Grand Forks
By Mike Brue EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. Teagan Leehans chubby legs pushed her quickly into Jenny Jump Up high gear. Ahhhggggkk! the excited 10-month-old hollered. A squeal of delight and several more...
Posted on 9/16/12 at 9:20 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II mama mondays: olympics prompts memories of track days
I missed the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics 2012 and was beginning to feel I had too many other obligations to sit tight long enough to get through any of the events. Then came my surprise...
Posted on 8/20/12 at 12:01 AM
MODERN-DAY JANE Kansas City in photos
Today I am elbow-deep in planning Leah's birthday party for tomorrow morning. 10 girls, 2 crafts, a game, and possibly a sticker/stamp hunt...let's see how much hair I have left for Leah's dance recit...
Posted on 4/29/11 at 2:33 PM
'At fertilization' declaration gives some pause 
A phrase declaring that life begins "at fertilization" tucked into new abortion legislation in Kansas is creating concern among abortion rights advocates that the wording will inspire new attempts to prevent the procedure.
By John Hanna , April 06, 2013
Doyon, N.D., elevator partners with Kanas company to build shuttle loader
Privately held grain company Tronson Grain Co. is building a 1-million-bushel shuttle loader in Doyon, N.D., in partnership with Agrex Inc. of Overland Park, Kan.
By Mikkel Pates , April 02, 2013
Kansas man who robbed bank, turn himself in sentenced to federal prison
A Kansas man who held up a bank in North Dakota's oil patch and then called police three days later from his home to tell them he had made a mistake has been sentenced to federal prison.
By Associated Press , January 24, 2013
Man pleads guilty to stealing ND farmer's corn
A Kansas man who owns a custom combining business was sentenced to five years of probation after pleading guilty to taking more than $9,000 in corn from an Emmons County farmer.
By Associated Press , December 20, 2012
Drought unchanged in SD; conditions improve in ND
Drought conditions have not changed in South Dakota over the week, with all of the state in some form of drought and more than half in the two worst categories.
By Jim Suhr , November 08, 2012
Custom harvester from Kansas charged with felony in ND
A custom combiner from Kansas faces a felony charge in North Dakota for allegedly stealing a load of corn from an Emmons County farmer whose fields he was harvesting.
By Associated Press , October 17, 2012
Bank robber who turned himself in to plead guilty
A Kansas man accused of holding up a bank in North Dakota and calling police three days later to turn himself in has signed a plea agreement in federal court.
By Associated Press , October 06, 2012
Drought among drains on Midwest economy
An August survey suggests that the continuing drought and lessening export demand for U.S. products are among the drains on the economy in nine Midwest and Plains states, according to a report released Tuesday.
By Associated Press , September 04, 2012
Documents: Man turned self in for ND bank robbery
Kent Anthony Clemens returned home to Kansas after a short stay in North Dakota's booming oil patch with a stack of crisp $50 bills, sharing what authorities say was ill-gotten booty with his sister. Then, apparently, guilt set in.
By James MacPherson , August 28, 2012
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Williston, ND, robbery suspect arrested in Kansas
A suspect in an armed robbery in Williston has been arrested in Kansas. Williston Police Detective Cory Collings tells The Bismarck Tribune that the 60-year-old man has made an initial court appearance.
By Associated Press , July 25, 2012
Farm parody of 'Sexy and I Know It' goes viral (with video)
Kansas State University student Greg Peterson and some friends were unwinding at a drive-in restaurant when LMFAO's song "Sexy and I Know It" came on the radio. He groaned. But as the chorus droned on, the 21-year-old found inspiration. He switched "sexy" to "farming" as he began rapping. It would be fun, he thought, to do a video parody with his brothers when he returned home to the family farm in central Kansas.
By Roxana Hegeman , July 06, 2012
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ND zoo animals staying in Kansas awhile longer
When the threat of flooding prompted a North Dakota zoo to send most of its animals to a wildlife park in Wichita last year, the animals were expected to stay in Kansas for four to six weeks. A year later, the lions, leopards, giraffes and several other animals are still at the Tanganyika Wildlife Park.
By Associated Press , June 18, 2012
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Many in Tornado Alley still rely on warning sirens
For many parts of Tornado Alley, storm sirens remain so ubiquitous that one official says the pole they sit on could almost be called the state tree of Kansas.
By Chris Blank , June 03, 2012
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Driver in Kansas crash that killed 5 Minnesotans held restricted license
A 17-year-old boy with a provisional driver's license was behind the wheel when a converted semitrailer crashed on a Kansas highway, killing five members of his Minnesota family who were on vacation to see a motocross race, authorities said Monday.
By Margaret Stafford , April 02, 2012
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