U.S. President Donald Trump speaks from the Cross Hall of the White House on April 1, 2026 in Washington, D.C. Trump is set to visit North Dakota on July 1 ahead of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. (Photo by Alex Brandon-Pool/Getty Images)
President Donald Trump will visit the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in western North Dakota on July 1, Freedom 250 announced this weekend.Trump will join other “distinguished guests” at the library in Medora, the announcement said. The library is set to open to the public on July 4 in…
Langdon Chamber gearing up for Pre-Blast Bash
The Langdon Area Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for its first annual Pre-Blast Bash on Thursday, July 2.Everyone attending and participating in the parade is reminded that the route will be different this year. The parade will travel the length of Third Street and end at the United Lutheran…
“We support our schools” signs meant to show support
Community members are reminded that the school yard signs recently distributed throughout the area are intended simply as a way to show support for local students, staff and schools. The signs are not associated with any recent election or vote and are meant to celebrate and encourage public…
Photo by Steve Lorenz
It’s official - the new Walhalla Swimming Pool is under construction. Major equipment arrived at the site on Tuesday, June 16, marking a major milestone in a project that has been years in the making. Crews began digging for the new pool, bringing the community one step closer to seeing the vision…
By Dakota Business Lending MEDORA, N.D. — A new exhibit honoring the state's business heritage is now open in Medora. Built on Grit: ND Business Hall of Fame, created by Dakota Business Lending in partnership with the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation, is located inside the Harold Schafer…
BISMARCK — Gov. Kelly Armstrong will have six finalists to consider for two vacancies on the North Dakota Board of Higher Education. The board's nominating committee voted June 16 to forward three names for each vacancy.Finalists for the seat currently held by Danita Bye, whose term expires June 30…
Commissioner Cody Schlittenhard is sworn in to his new term by city attorney Quentin Wenzel while Lawrence Henry and Charles Downs look on. Henry (president) and Downs (commissioner) also took their oaths of office at Monday’s commission meeting. Borderland Press photo
The Langdon City Commission officially welcomed new leadership during Monday night’s meeting as several elected officials took the oath of office.Current commissioner Lawrence Henry was sworn in as commission president, while Cody Schlittenhard and Charles “Chuck” Downs began new terms as…
American Legion to host America 250 hot dog feed The American Legion Post 98 in Langdon will host an America 250 Hot Dog Feed from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, July 2, leading up to Langdon’s Pre-Blast Bash festivities. The event will feature hot dogs and a freewill offering. The community is…
Jayson Needham, a 12-year-old from Pembina interested in nuclear energy, testifies to the interim Advanced Nuclear Energy Committee on June 16, 2026. (Photo by Jacob Orledge/ North Dakota Monitor)
A nuclear reactor in North Dakota could require as much water as a coal power plant, and the regulator responsible for managing the state’s water resources says the Missouri River is the best available source.Reice Haase, director of the North Dakota Department of Water Resources, said the state…
The Morning Stroll and Cuppa Joe:
For those of you who have been waiting on pins and needles for an Old and Cranky update, I’m happy to report that the only upchuck piles I’ve found since switching to the new elevated, wider food and water bowls have been hairballs. Not a single regurgitated food pile has been found in the past…