Linda Sailer
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New memoir compilation details growing up on the North Dakota Prairies
Linda Sailer, longtime lifestyles editor at The Dickinson Press of nearly 50 years, and her siblings co-author new 212- page book available for purchase → Read More
'Tappin' toes and tappin' trees'
Paul Family Bluegrass, a family of seven from Michigan's Upper Peninsula, seeks to encourage people through its music. While traveling through Dickinson, they will make an appearance during the Dickinson bandshell series. Their performance starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, in Memorial Park.When the... → Read More
'Time to say Goodbye', Retirement on horizon for Linda Sailer
The melody of “Time to Say Goodbye” sung by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman keeps coming to mind as I clear out my desk and conclude my career as The Dickinson Press lifestyles editor.I never intended to become a writer and editor of nearly 50 years -- it just sort of fell into my lap. → Read More
Beckett's wish comes true
Sometimes it really takes a village to help one another. Such is the story of Beckett Carlson, 6, who was granted his Wish for a one-of-a-kind “Sing and Swing” set.The Dickinson Noon Lions Club represented the Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Dakota in organizing the Wish.The foundation grants life-changing... → Read More
Sunset Center to celebrate 50th anniversary
Looking for a few pinochle partners? Or maybe you like to play bingo. Look no further than the Sunset Senior Center. Games such as cards and bingo have been a staple activity ever since the center opened its doors 50 years ago.To celebrate this milestone, an open house is planned from 1-3 p.m. on Sunday,... → Read More
Connie Ordahl -- Rancher of the Year
Connie Ordahl, who started the Dickinson Roughrider Youth Rodeo years ago, is being recognized for her support of rodeo by being named 2019 Roughrider Days... → Read More
A camp of faith and friendships; Camp ReCreation underway at Richardton
RICHARDTON -- Campers and their counselors walked hand-in-land from one activity to the next. They played kick ball together, petted the farm animals and played games with a parachute -- and that was just for one hour. For the afternoon that day, they were planning a trip to the Badlands Bible Camp... → Read More
It's time for the Medora Car Show
The Medora Car Show is celebrating its 42nd year by showcasing a car unlike any other -- the 1935 Duesenberg SJ Town Car.“It’s one of a kind, none like... → Read More
A column: The stars aligned that day
Events aligned perfectly in order for me to tell my story of going into cardiac arrest and being revived by a team of emergency responders.I’ve worked at... → Read More
Vintage Market visits Dickinson; vendors display anything old, unusual or reclaimed
Everything that is old is new again -- it can be rusty, chipped, repurposed, primitive or vintage.At least that’s what the vendors were saying during Dickinson’s... → Read More
Bowling a 300 game in Senior League; for Jerry Tuhy, it's consistency and a little luck
Jerry Tuhy warmed up his arm by throwing a spare and then a strike. That’s all he needed to start bowling with the Classic Senior League.Over the years, one goal has evaded him -- bowling a perfect 300 game, that is until Dec. 17. Jerry bowled his first 300 with his teammates cheering him on. → Read More
Mommy and Me: Classes for moms and their children
The Mommy and Me classes are unlike any others at the West River Community Center. While the group fitness leader calls out exercises, the toddlers are playing... → Read More
For a night of comedy
Imagine trying to pass a basketball while riding a donkey. Or better yet, imagine trying to hit the basketball hoop. That’s the challenge when four teams from South Heart will participate in the Dairyland Donkey Basketball Show.The fun begins at 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 7, in the South Heart gymnasium.... → Read More
Packed with love: Backpack program focuses on holiday break
Backpack Program volunteers of various ages scurried around the basement of St. John’s Lutheran Church on Dec. 19, filling bags with extra food for the Christmas break.“We try to pack them as full as we can without making them too heavy,” said Backpack Program coordinator Kristin Seaks. “Basically... → Read More
Welcome to the Welcome Table: Soup kitchen celebrates 26 years of service
The aroma of garlic toast drifted from the kitchen at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Garvin Hall, offering a hint of what was being served for dinner at the... → Read More
A Christmas miracle: Henley Johnson recovering from bone marrow transplant
The Jessica and Kyle Johnson family will spend Christmas quietly in their rural New England home. They don’t mind -- they’ve already received their Christmas... → Read More
Repurposing vinyl records
Tricia Roth of New England grew up listening to 45 Rpm vinyl records. Today, she repurposes them, along with the 33 and 78 rpm varieties, to become solar flowers.She... → Read More
Solberg starts Willow Tree Designs
Jess Solberg has started a “work from home” business as an outlet for her creativity.She designs adjustable headbands, hair ties and pacifier clips through... → Read More
Accepting a call to lead First Reformed Church in Dickinson
This past year, Pastor Mike Voytek received the Lord’s calling -- he was to leave his ministry in California to serve as pastor of a mission church in Dickinson. He responded to that call and currently serves as pastor of the First Reformed Church at 257 First Street East. → Read More
Painting landscapes: Diane Edwards publishes "how to" book of painting
Artist and painting instructor Diane Edwards has published her newest book of art titled “Painting Landscapes of Colorado and The West.”The book is filled with ideas and lessons for painting landscapes with oils and pastels -- intended as a tool for beginners or advanced painters. It could also... → Read More