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ItalkalotabouttheAmerican Dream. Unfortunately, that’s unusual these days. To me, the American Dream wasanidealthatwasembedded in my heart since I was a child. I think that had a lot to do with growing up on the farm. It was tough work, but one of the best lessons my parents taught us kids was that life isn’t easy.
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Government regulations don’t always grab headlines, but they often cause unnecessary headaches for small businesses, farmers, and ranchers. The Biden administration has made aggressive use of its regulatory power, pushing through measures that will collectively saddle Americans with $360 billion in compliance costs and 220 million hours of paperwork. These numbers are a reminder that regulations have consequences that ripple throughout our economy.
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I was that kid on food stamps—I know firsthand how government assistance can both help and hurt. Education, training, and work provide dignity and economic opportunity. Too many Americans are on the sidelines while we are facing a record labor shortage.
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The American Legion Auxiliary Greer Post #11, Wagner, SD nominee for Unit Member of the year 2023 is Jeanette Fuchs.
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HOW TO KISS A GIRL BY WADE BRADFORD AND OZ BY DON ZOLIDIS
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Before my junior year in high school, I returned from a Boy Scout canoeing trip to discover my sister had been killed in a car crash. I will never forget the sadness of the moment when I walked into the house that was filled with what seemed like half the caring and wonderful town of De Smet to find my mom and dad there grieving. It was near the end of that summer, but the beginning of a long period of mourning for my family and me.
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ANDES CENTRAL AT NATIONAL ARCHERY IN SCHOOLS PROGRAM
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The 4th grade have been workingoncodingthissemester. Today they were putting their skills to the test using Sphero Bolts. The Bolts are a small robotic ballthattheschoolwasable to get through a STEM grant.
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