From Page 6A Falsehoods, myths If some atheists aren't more careful when citing their supporting quotations, they're going to have their memberships in the "Skeptics Club" revoked.

Most Americans don't agree with the federal government monitoring communications in its effort to thwart terrorism attacks on U.S. By a margin of 53 percent to 37 percent, those polled by Gallup said they disapprove of such monitoring.

■ Crow Wing County receives National Achievement Award The National Association of Counties (NACo) selected Crow Wing County for a National Achievement Award.

Imagine being surprised by a snake capable of hissing and rising up like a cobra - in south Brainerd.

Students will soon have the opportunity to travel through space - at least via a seat in the planetarium. The planetarium at Forestview Middle School is getting a $95,000 face-lift this summer.

By JEREMY JACKSON and DOUGLAS BIRK In the closing decades of the 19th century, pine logging was a major industry in southern Cass and Crow Wing counties.

The Camp Classics of Confidence Learning Center have milestone birthdays this year with the 40th Annual Golf Classic and the 30th Annual Nick Adams Memorial Fishing Classic.

■ 'The Weir' opens CLC Summer Theatre Season June 20 "There is no dark like a winter's night in the country .

Night Ranger wants Brainerd fans to know "(You Can Still) Rock in America" with this American rock 'n' roll band that has been rocking the music scene for more than 30 years and has sold more than 17 million albums worldwide.

Recent revelations showing how the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has targeted conservative groups for the past three years comprise only the first part of the story. Another part is how the IRS has favored liberal organizations.