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That first vine was planted in 2009 by Kevin, the chief winemaker.

Preparing healthy meals around a fully loaded family life, a devoted career and unrelenting farm/ranch chores isn’t always an easy task.

Let me tell you a story.

You could call them nature’s fireworks.

I was never an accomplished cattle judge. In fact, the first time I had to judge, formally, was in college.

I’m going to be blunt: Easter has always felt a bit cold and hollow to me.

The effects of the COVID-19 outbreak didn’t hit home for us high school seniors until it literally “hit home.”

A hollowed-out hole in an oak tree on the Missouri River. Lonely fur trading outposts. Military forts. An old sheepherder’s wagon.

Lisa Rossow met her future husband, Wayne, in a seemingly perfect way for a girl from western North Dakota: at a boot-scootin’-boogie country bar a