For the last several years, organizations, both public and private, have struggled to provide safety to their respected stake holders while contending with developing social media platforms that of
It is hard to believe that in early October many locations in Minnesota along with North and South Dakota recently received measurable snow.
I recently attended a meeting where we were asked to consider if we are victors or victims. It seems that our society would have us believe that we are victims of everyone and everything.
It’s the first week of October and time to start thinking about winter driving safety.
Who is the single most important person in deciding the future of our community?
Is it the schools? Is it local government?
Is it the police department?
Is it the church?
School is quickly approaching, and before you know it kids will be walking to school, riding their bikes to school and waiting for buses to take them to school.
Personal accountability has always been an issue in our society, however it seems to be at an all-time low. It starts as children when we blame our siblings for us getting in trouble.
If you find yourself using country roads, you will have noticed that the corn crop looks good.
Almost every field is tasseled and full of dark green corn stalks.
When I ask people this question, they often reply, drugs, drunk driving, or assaults.
Spring and summer brings with them door to door sales people. Often these people work for reputable companies and already have clients in Minneota.