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North of the border: The Pembina Valley at new heights!

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Somewhere deep in the Pembina Valley, a group of thrill-seeking lunatics sat around a table and asked an important question: “What if we attached tourists to a cable and launched them over a valley after forcing them to climb a mountain first?” And thus, Hy-Wire Ziplines was born.

Food can bind families together and keep communities connected. (Pixabay photo)

Prairie Fare: Where are your roots? DNA, food and family traditions

News Staff

Thursday, May 21, 2026

“I can’t believe this is real!” my husband exclaimed. “They use DNA to solve crimes all the time,” I replied.

Oedema management strategies include avoiding overwatering, increasing air movement and ventilation, spacing plants, and improving lighting. (NDSU photo)

Dakota Gardener: Mystery solved — intumescence of tomatoes

Carrie Knutson, Horticulture Agent Ndsu Extension

Thursday, May 21, 2026

If you live within a few blocks of my house, you may have heard me screaming in frustration recently. My tomato seedlings keep threatening to die.

The sun's powerful UV rays can still reach your skin on cloudy days. (Pixabay photo)

Prairie Fare: Protect your skin — Simple steps to prevent skin cancer

News Staff

Thursday, May 7, 2026

“What’s on your cup?” someone asked me. I showed him the sun safety decal.

Drayton senior to represent North Dakota at national culinary competition

Rebecca Davis

Thursday, April 30, 2026

While many seniors are counting down the days until graduation, Jerimiah Johnson is preparing for something much bigger — representing North Dakota on a national culinary stage. Johnson, 17, a senior at Drayton Public School, will travel to Orlando, Florida, to compete in the 2026 Cook Around the World culinary competition April 30 through May 3.

Pembilier Nursing Center:

Heather Duerre, Life Enrichment Director

Thursday, April 30, 2026

Greetings from your buddies at PNC! As you know from last week’s article, Jean (Jeannie) Hornung is retiring from PNC after working here for over 37 years! This week, I want to tell you a little bit more about her and how much she means to all the residents and staff.

CHS marks retirement of longtime Langdon employee Dennis Horpestad

News Staff

Thursday, April 30, 2026

Walhalla Public Library News

Tammy Olson, Director

Thursday, April 30, 2026

Our Story Hour was fantastic last week. Tammy read “When the Sky Roars.” The children did crafts after the story. Some made paper sack puppets, some made paper plate animal faces, and some of the older kids made wind chimes. They all turned out really nice. Our final Story Hour was on April 28.

Sign Etching: Ava and Olive personalize their sign. Submitted photo

Pembina County 4-H Project Day: A hands-on hit

News Staff

Thursday, April 30, 2026

Nearly 60 Pembina County youth (58 participants) gathered on April 11 at Cavalier Public School for an engaging and energetic 4-H Project Day. The event offered a full day of handson learning, creativity, and discovery, giving youth from across the region a chance to explore new interests, build practical skills and connect with others in a fun, welcoming environment.

Langdon Prairie Health: Celebrating partnership and compassion during Patient Experience Week

News Staff

Thursday, April 30, 2026

As we recognize Patient Experience Week, we pause to reflect on what truly defines healthcare in our community. Beyond treatments, technologies, and clinical expertise, it is the relationships we build with our patients and their families that shape meaningful, compassionate care. This week is a special opportunity to extend our deepest gratitude to the patients we serve—your trust, resilience, and partnership inspire everything we do.

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