It was in 1941 that America’s great Shakespearean scholar, George Lyman “Kitty” Kittredge,...
Early on in the greatest novel ever written about life on the Great Plains of North America, My...
"We’re happy as a clam on our claim from Uncle Sam/Though the rabbit is not always fried the...
Soon the last of the massive poplars planted in the 1970s at our property on Willow Creek will...
Clay Jenkinson’s book, The Language of Cottonwoods, is a lot like my suitcase packed for a long...
“It is important that we have conversations about our beloved state,” says Clay Jenkinson,...
Fisherman’s Dream is the most wonderful of all the roadside installations on the Enchanted...
“Jerry Kelland started on his contract at the fire hall this week,” says the Langdon Courier...
This new book by David Treuer, The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee , is long, winding, and sometimes...
It was builded on the prairie, Was not sheltered by a tree, Where the wild flowers bloomed around...
Professor Tom Isern is a distinguished professor at North Dakota State for a reason -- he really...
The complex of beds and borders and compost piles between our house and Willow Creek is,...
Sunday morning, the Madson’s, along with Melodie and McKenzee Madson, joined Paul and Carrie for...
Hurrah! Hurrah! The farmers shall be free Hurrah! Hurrah! Their freedom now they see Because the...
Hurrah! Hurrah! The farmers shall be free Hurrah! Hurrah! Their freedom now they see Because the...
We’ll stand by you, Lynn Frazier We’ll stake our all on you Son of our glorious Sunshine State We...
Years ago I had the honor of meeting Paul B. Sears, the ecologist from Oklahoma, author of the...
The Nester and His Barbed Wire Fence
In an unlikely turn of events, a poem by an Englishwoman about a soldier in the French Foreign...
Eureka! Found it. Lately I’ve been looking into the origins of all the old standard folksongs of...
“As Henry stepped out of the door, he noticed a peculiar cloud in the west, too light in color to...