editorial
It’s common to see a “national day” for almost any product. National Donut Day, National Taco Day, National Popcorn Day. Much of it is driven by marketing. It’s a great way for sellers and marketers to put a bug in your ear. Afterall, if it’s National Popcorn Day, you have to treat yourself, right...
As our nation turns 250 years old, it’s fun to look back through time at some of the historical highlights. There’s a lot to cover in a span of 250 years. It’s overwhelming in some ways. So much has changed since the beginning.
I remember studying U.S. History in high school. The textbook was...
Spending time in a fishing boat on any one of our beautiful area lakes gives a person a lot of time to think and reflect. I’m guessing that many Minnesota anglers have grappled with one of fishing’s greatest questions: What’s better, walleye or pike?
Perhaps asking oneself which is better is not...
Data centers are a hot topic right now, especially in Wright County, Monticello in particular. Our friends at the Monticello Times have been kind enough to allow the Journal-Press to publish a few articles written by Lauren Flaum, keeping local residents up to date on the latest developments into...
Flag Day is fast approaching – celebrated June 14 in honor of the Stars and Stripes. While not a federal holiday, Flag Day serves as an important reminder of our nation’s history and the values represented by the American flag.
The origins of Flag Day trace back to June 14, 1777, when the Second...
With gas prices on the high-side, and the rising cost of things in general, the tradition of a summer road trip may seem less appealing than in years past, especially if you’re towing a camper which can guzzle gas quicker than my dog eats her breakfast.
For those looking to enjoy summer without...
With another school year winding down, I’ve seen an increase in social media posts written by parents discussing summer plans, with many looking for ideas and activities to keep kids busy during the long unstructured days ahead. With families leading busy lives, the three-month summer break can be...
Friday, May 22, marks National Poppy Day. Around this time each year, we often see red paper poppies hanging out of front shirt pockets, from jackets, and on hats worn by folks across Wright County as residents pause to remember the sacrifices made by military service members.
National Poppy Day...
Now that we are halfway into May, I’ve enjoyed settling into a routine of late afternoon and evening walks. It’s been especially enjoyable to walk past the pond in my neighborhood and see the abundance of active wildlife.
For a small pond, it’s amazing to see the variety of creatures great and...
It can sometimes be difficult to find the right gift for Mother’s Day. There are the traditional gifts of flowers, cards, and brunch. But what does mom really want? My wife says, “to see Lake Superior,” as she loves to visit the North Shore and we’ve taken a trip “Up North” for the past few Mother...
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