The Links of North Dakota is a golf course on Red Mike Hill. It is a gorgeous area, but this idyllic landscape was once rife with controversy. It began with Stan Weeks. Weeks wanted to build a golf course and asked Stephen Kay, a course designer, to help. Once they found Red Mike Hill, Kay said, “.I could work until I was 95 and never get a better site.” Weeks needed help buying it so he recruited Mike Ames, a water irrigation expert. They tried to raise $1 million but only raised $300,000. They went forward anyway, saving money by building a very natural course.
Appraisal Day a great success
Local auctioneer/appraiser Mike Ames is shown evaluating a Model 1892 Winchester repeater rifle during the Highland County Historical Society’s Spring Appraisal Day held Saturday. Society member Jean Fawley told The Times-Gazette the first-ever event was a great success, with 45 individuals bringing in various historical items and family heirlooms for appraisal, and to learn the history behind them. Fawley said another Appraisal Day is being planned for this fall and reminded everyone of the yard sale and flea market event scheduled for Saturday, May 29 at the Highland House Museum. She added that plans were also continuing for Pioneer Day, now scheduled to be held on the grounds of the Scott House in Hillsboro in August.
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Insert “sigh” here. Now throw in a cliché What a year this has been! Then, add a metaphor about it being a dumpster fire. Collect the 2020 bingo cards to see who won the year of insanity. Follow it up with the promise of a better tomorrow and poof, we are in 2021. Except, it just doesn’t work that way.
In 2016 Central Florida had a historically bad year. Watermark ran a cover with the headline, “Worst Year Ever.” Does that still hold true? It does. 2016 and 2020 were both tragic and comparing tragedy is futile. We could have run the same headline for this issue and both would still hold true. I usually enjoy the last issue of the year, taking a look back at our failures and successes and looking ahead at what’s to come.
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KETCHUM, Idaho, Dec. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Yellowfin today announces its continued expansion into the North American market, with significant growth across customers, partners and analyst networks and continued development of additional analytical capabilities that will accelerate the platform s reach across sectors heading into 2021. We are experiencing a significant lift in demand for our platform across the globe and in NA in both the embedded and enterprise space, as organisations look to data to better support acceleration towards digital transformation mainly driven by COVID-19, said Glen Rabie, Founder and CEO of Yellowfin.