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Drive to Save Lives organization brings awareness to Watford City High School with a visit from speaker Steve Emt before prom.

Drive to Save Lives organization brings awareness to Watford City High School

April 15, 2025 Aidan PeltonGuest Columnist On Friday, March 28, Watford City High School welcomed Steve Emt, a speaker with the Drive to Save Lives organization, a group of speakers nationwide, sharing positive messages in schools and communities. Steve spoke with our high school students just one day before prom. He shared how his life […]

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National speaker Cara Filler presentation at Fargo High School in April 2025.

National speaker Cara Filler urges Fargo high schoolers to make safe choices as graduation nears

Motivational speaker Cara Filler told Fargo high schoolers how one reckless decision cost her twin sister her life. By Michael McGurran April 15, 2025 at 4:22 PM FARGO — A national speaker is delivering a powerful message to Fargo students as they approach the end of the school year: one bad decision can change everything. Motivational

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Promotional graphic emphasizing Alcohol Awareness Month, designated as the 'April Spotlight.' The design features a dark blue background with three striking yellow vertical lines on the left, creating a sharp contrast. A tilted glass with ice cubes is displayed, symbolizing alcoholic beverages, with one ice cube placed outside the glass for impact. The text 'APRIL SPOTLIGHT' is enclosed in a white box, accompanied by the bold yellow headline 'ALCOHOL AWARENESS MONTH.' At the bottom, the 'DRIVE TO SAVE LIVES' logo reinforces the campaign's focus on promoting safe driving and increasing awareness of alcohol-related risks.

April is Alcohol Awareness Month

Underage and binge drinking remain significant issues for teens and their families, impacting lives in ways many may not fully realize.  Every year, thousands of teens face consequences such as impaired judgment, health complications, and increased risk of accidental injuries due to alcohol use.  During April’s Alcohol Awareness Month, we have an opportunity to spark

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The image highlights April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month. It depicts a driver holding a smartphone while texting with one hand on the wheel, emphasizing the danger of using phones while driving. The text on the image reads, 'April is Distracted Driving Month,' encouraging readers to check out the featured blog written by Jacy Good & Steve Johnson on the Drive to Save Lives website.

1,000 Lives Impacted Every Day: A Call to End Distracted Driving

This featured blog is written by Drive to Save Lives speakers, Jacy Good and Steve Johnson. In this blog, Jacy shares her powerful story of loss, resilience, and advocacy to highlight the life-altering consequences of distracted driving and inspire change. Meet Jacy & Steve April is distracted driving awareness month. But for people like me,

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A promotional graphic featuring a quote by Kathi Sullivan that reads, 'Underage drinking changed my family dynamics forever,' enclosed in a pink square with quotation marks. To the right of the quote, there is a blurred-out photo of a person. Below the photo, the text 'Taylor's Message' is written. The background is light blue with pink brush strokes.

Kathi Sullivan shares how “Underage drinking changed her family dynamics forever”

The month of April is Alcohol Awareness Month which includes underage and binge drinking awareness. One of our featured speakers on the Drive to Save Lives tour this month, Kathi Sullivan, shares her story in this featured blog. Meet Kathi As I sit in Wisconsin, 849 miles away from home, freezing in -1 degree weather,

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