Seasonal affective disorder is a form of depression also known as SAD, seasonal depression or winter depression. People with SAD experience mood changes and symptoms similar to depression. The symptoms usually occur during the fall and winter months when there is less sunlight and usually im…
Each year, during the first week of November, the State of Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) and local officials recognize Winter Hazard Awareness Week, which is sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, in collaboration with the National Weather Servi…
The attendees of the First Widow and Widowers Club fell in to fall! We were so blessed! Our theme was Chicken Soup for the Soul with a delicious and generous contribution of that exact soup from Green Scene in Walker. So wonderful!
Walker Legion Haunted House thank you
A little town with a gigantic heart
Thank you, vets!
Thanks for supporting the Holiday Boutique fundraiser
To my fellow community members:
From the bottom of our paws, thank you
by Tom Burch
Fall has it all for the First Widow and Widowers Club. Our September meeting was incredible! We were so blessed by so many and in so many ways.
Investing in Broadband
Thank you, Walker Legion Honor Guard
Thank you from WHS Class of 1949
Be safe while walking along roads
I had three weekends of weddings this September — that’s simply how the calendar falls — so the goodness and beauty of marriage is on my mind. Young couples, happy, working at their relationships, looking forward to children and family, and enjoying their special day.
What happens when it hurts too much to live? Can it really be too painful to live one more moment with emptiness, depression and despair? Yes, for some people suicide seems like the only way out.
Many, many thanks to all who made our 70th Reunion of the Walker High School Class of 1949, the success that it was!
The masks of addiction and recovery
by Tom Burch
Heartfelt thanks to all who came together to co-create the first Kokoro Open House.
The Walker American Legion Riders Post 134 thanks all those who helped make our ninth annual “Ride for Vets” held Aug. 17 a huge success. The generous contributions of individuals, organizations, and area businesses made it possible for us to raise more than $7,200. The money raised will go …
Mr. Ringle keep up the good work. So enjoy the weekly article. Your knowledge of the history and the people of the Walker area makes for a great weekly article for this local area newspaper.
Are you worried too?
I feel just the opposite, [Outdated language used in some of the columns and articles including the Aug. 14, 2019 column, “The old and the new” by Otto Ringle.] My father died a few years ago at 95. When he spoke of a “gal,” it was usually an adult female he admired and was likely as a compl…
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Thank you, Otto Ringle! Storytelling is an art, and you, sir, are a good storyteller.
A Big Thank You from the Civil Air Patrol
Our past few Sheriff’s Corner articles have been dedicated to water safety issues, along with water permits and event applications. We have received several complaints and questions on a topic that is popular statewide on lakes of all sizes and it involves wake boats.
Enbridge pipeline causes concern in Minnesota
The Mueller report
First Widows, Widowers Club thank you
Whether driving up to the cabin, carpooling kids to camp, or towing your boat to the lake, Minnesotans spend much of the summer on the road. From these busy final weeks of summer to the dead of winter, we must do everything we can to ensure our families arrive where they’re going safely. Tha…
Pineland Sands EAW
by Tom Burch
10 years later, our rally cry remains: open the Woodtick!
We still can’t believe it!
Thanks for the bounty
Fact checking
Texas 4000 riders stop in Walker
First Widows and Widowers Club thank you
New Pickleball Courts
Waddle Like a Duck supports WACC
Why did Trump get elected?
Coup plotters
One year has passed since I attended the Minnesota Public Utilities meeting in St. Paul. The unanimous vote by that group was to authorize Enbridge to be able to start construction of the Line 3 replacement in the summer of 2019, and certainly no later than the spring of 2020. We still haven…
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