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Junior Catholic Daughters Court Mother Cabrini #1766 celebrated Mass with Father Jim O'Neil, National Director Janet Martineau, and State 1st Vice Regent Kelly Ihde Nov. 11th. at St. Matthews. The goals of the JCDA program are: Message, Service and Community. The message is of God and to develop your Christianity- growing in spirituality and service to the community. To better build our families, neighborhoods and our world. After the Mass, family and friends enjoyed a buffet of veggies, fruit,...
Sidney native and 2002 high school graduate Nicole (DeVries) Rowley was recently elected as Missoula County Commissioner; one of three County Commissioners, Rowley's six year term begins with anticipation for the changes that she hopes to make in the office. "I really feel that I can do more for the county," Rowley said of her decision to campaign. "My hope is that I can get the county to move forward." Rowley made the decision to run with a "Fresh voice, Fresh energy" campaign against the...
Wendy R Fite, Minot, ND, and Terry S. Carpenter, Minot, ND, have announced their engagement. Carpenter is the son of Rocky and Nancy Carpenter, Sidney, and graduated from Sidney High School in 1998. He is currently employed with the United States Air Force. Fite is the daughter of Jane Inda, Berlin, WI, and graduated from Wautoma High School in 2001. She went on to attend UW-Eau Claire where she received a Bachelor's of Science degree majoring in Kinesiology: Exercise Science. An August 8, 2015...
Robert and Schatzi (Jore) Trones, of Williston, North Dakota, announce their forthcoming marriage Nov. 29 in Williston, ND. Parents of the couple are Phil & C'Dale Jore of Williston and Bob & Judy Trones formerly of Williston, most recently of Mountain Grove, Missouri. Grandparents are Kenneth & Verniz Jore of McIntosh, MN....
Do you know that cognitive decline can be delayed even later in life if you make lifestyle changes? Many studies done on brain health have indicated that improving your diet and exercising your brain can help cognitive activity. Eating healthful, physical activity and keeping your brain sharp with games and learning are all important for a healthy brain. If you’d like to make some changes in your diet or lifestyle to improve your brain health, the NDSU Extension Service would like to help. Nouri...
