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    Poem for National Library Week
    April 23, 2026
    “The Open Passport”The doors swing wide on hinges made of light,To rooms where silence hums a vibrant tune.Between the stacks, the world is set to right,From morning’s mist...
    Congress asked to back program helping rural main streets
    April 23, 2026
    The Center for Rural Affairs and 22 organizations from across the country are asking Congress to support rural small businesses as lawmakers consider funding for 2027.On...
    Rhea Landholm of the Center for Rural Affairs reflects on the importance of rural libraries, which serve approximately 30 million people across the United States. Rural libraries do more than lend books: Celebrate yours during...
    April 23, 2026
    Libraries are a vital part of our rural communities. That’s why I invite you to celebrate the library in your small town during National Library...

    The View FROM HERE: ‘Something’s happening here’ The biggest fights...
    April 16, 2026
    Buffalo Springfield captured something in 1967 that feels uncomfortably current: battle lines drawn, nobody right, everybody wrong, and the young...

    Message to Pelican Rapids Community
    April 9, 2026
    What holds Pelican Rapids steady isn't politics - it's who we are to one another. Recent events across the country have prompted concern about constitutional protections,...
    Pelican Rapids resident Chris Thysel urges the City Council to sign a community statement on behalf of a group of concerned citizens, reaffirming the town's values of welcome and respect for all residents. Pelican Rapids citizens to city council: Actions speak louder than...
    April 9, 2026
    We live in a society of labels. Not the kind you tear off a pillow or read to find out what’s all in the package you’re about to eat, but the...

    When headlines make you snap: Managing displaced anger in anxious...
    April 2, 2026
    by Melinda Burrell, PhD,Expert on the neuroscience of communication and conflict; teaches conflict resolution at George Mason UniversityIt was a sunny spring day, and I was...
    A protestor holds a ‘No Kings’ sign at a rally held in Pelican Rapids Saturday, March 28 in downtown Pelican Rapids. More than 70 people showed up with signs, music, and flags to demonstrate their feelings about the President Trump, ICE activity, and the war in Iran. Why people protest: It's about community, not just politics
    April 2, 2026
    by Andrew Moss, Emeritus professor (Nonviolence Studies, English) California State UniversityAs you read these words, you’ve probably seen some or...

    For beginning farmers, land access may lie in being creative
    March 26, 2026
    By Wyatt Fraas, Associate Director of Farm and Community, Center for Rural AffairsThis is a time of tremendous opportunity in farming and ranching for beginners looking to...
    The View FROM HERE: Steaks for me, scraps for thee: What $93...
    March 26, 2026
    Imagine your dad tosses an $788 iPad into the cart at the store — not because he needs it, but because the $499 model right next to it doesn’t...

    Sunshine Week Our Right to Know
    March 19, 2026

    Boom-Bust-Blame Crude prices soar again, pattern remains unchanged
    March 19, 2026
    Way back when, OPEC said, “The world runs on oil!” and tried to prove it. Crude prices spiked! The search for renewable energy got started.About 20 years ago, oil companies...
    Tariffs: Economic policy or military strategy?
    March 19, 2026
    Tariff policy is usually described as an economic strategy to protect domestic products from the import of foreign goods that are produced at a lower cost. Critics warn...
    Mutually assured destruction — and mutually assured profits
    March 12, 2026
    I grew up during the Cold War, and it left some interesting memories. In school, we were told: “In case of a nuclear bomb, hide under your desk and close your eyes to...
    Thousands of federal datasets on hunger, disease and police...
    March 12, 2026
    By Miranda S. Spivack,Guest ColumnistFederal data on rising hunger, on long-term trends in maternal and infant mortality, and information about preparing for disasters -...
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