Retired Wahpeton, ND Parks-Recreation Director
Wayne Beyer is a retired Parks-Recreation Director in Wahpeton, ND. He has a keen interest in health and wellness, culture and society, and agriculture, often exploring topics such as aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and sustainable agriculture. Wayne's insights and expertise have been featured in the Wahpeton Daily News.
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Chahinkapa Park is a fantastic place to host family reunions and other special events.
Walking and running are blessings we should be grateful for.
Soccer is the world's most popular sport. That isn't surprising. I've learned why from my grandsons in Texas and Illinois, who love to play soccer.
The Way of Excellence by Brad Stulberg is a terrific book that causes readers to carefully look at themselves and how they can become better at their professions, hobbies, relationships, health and life. It provided the basis for this column.
The Red River of the North is one of America's great rivers. The Twin Towns mark its confluence, where the Bois de Sioux and Otter Tail rivers meet. It is North America's longest north-flowing river, stretching 395 miles in the United States and 158 miles in Canada.
Deb Tobias, a longtime Wahpeton Park Board commissioner, recently passed away. The city of Wahpeton will miss her.
Greg Gerou was an outstanding president of the Red River Area Sportsmen’s Club (RRASC) for 20 years.
It was a thrill to not act my age and attend a couple of doubleheader music concerts with my wife, Joan, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands, Texas.
Fall is approaching, making it a great time to introduce young people to hunting, a fun tradition that connects us to nature and the outdoors.
While touring the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas, our tour guide, after finding out my wife, Joan, and I were from North Dakota, said, “Did you know it's the least visited state?”
