Stories

The Norwegian roots of the Stadum family — from the Stadum farm in Rogaland to the immigration to North Dakota in the late 19th century.

The geographic arc of the Stadum family — from Norway and North Dakota to Ohio, Colorado, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.

A working photograph connected to the Baker Electric and rural electrification story — image, caption, and linked event kept together as a source record.

Peggy's education in Cando, her career teaching at Ely Elementary, and her continuing civic voice in Rugby, North Dakota.

Rodney's co-authored microwave diffraction paper in the American Journal of Physics and his path through science education.

Princess Astrid of Norway pauses at Palmer's hand-built model locomotives during the Høstfest exhibition in Minot — a meeting captured in family photographs.

Medium, Goodreads, Budget Press Review, Roll Call, FAA, travel writing, and D.C. essays — Kristin's career as a public writer.

Placeholder. This is during Peace Corps in Georgetown, Guyana.

Placeholder in Washington, DC.

Placeholder. In 2012 Scott sits down with Gavin Newsom, who was serving as the Lieutenant Governor of California at time, to discuss electoral politics while working at the Sunlight Foundation in DC.

Spanish and bilingual books gathered for children separated from their families and unaccompanied minors in immigration shelters across the United States.

Podcast references, National MS Society links, and walking as activism — Kristin's public story around movement, illness, and community care.