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Did you know? Langdon track and field history

Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Langdon’s track and field history includes several athletes who have left their mark at the state level. Phil Farris put Langdon on the map in 1976 with a long jump of 23 feet, 6½ inches — a mark that ranked among the best in North Dakota Class A history at the time.
Child Abuse Prevention Month

Child Abuse Prevention Month

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Child Abuse Prevention Month

Katie Henry, Ndsu Extension – Cavalier County
Thursday, March 26, 2026
The other day, someone gave me the best compliment: “Your son got the right mother.” It was meant as a positive and was very unexpected (from someone that I don’t know all that well). Some days are a little easier to be a mom than others, so I wasn’t so sure I deserved the compliment.
Prairie Fare: What you plant this spring can support eye health

Prairie Fare: What you plant this spring can support eye health

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Prairie Fare: What you plant this spring can support eye health

News Staff
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Our two dogs zipped around the yard, noses to the ground, celebrating the warmer temperatures and nearly snow-free backyard. A pair of cardinals sang loudly from the trees as if they were celebrating, too.
Prairie Doc Perspective: What the heart wants (is exercise)

Prairie Doc Perspective: What the heart wants (is exercise)

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Prairie Doc Perspective: What the heart wants (is exercise)

Kelly Evans Hullinger, Md, Facp
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Cardiovascular disease remains the most common cause of death in the US as well as a very common cause of chronic illness and disability. Heart attacks, heart failure, and strokes result in about 2,500 deaths per day in the US, according to the American Heart Association.
Anyone can liven up their menus by adding fruits and vegetables to any meals, from breakfast through the evening. Pixabay photo

Anyone can liven up their menus by adding fruits and vegetables to any meals, from breakfast through the evening. Pixabay photo

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Prairie Fare: Discover the power of nutrition for breakfast and beyond

News Staff
Thursday, March 19, 2026
“I’ll have oatmeal, a bowl of fruit and whole-wheat toast with honey,” the older gentleman at the adjacent restaurant table said. “Could I get a banana, too?” he asked.
Prairie Doc Perspective: “Old Age, Only 10 Years Away”

Prairie Doc Perspective: “Old Age, Only 10 Years Away”

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Prairie Doc Perspective: “Old Age, Only 10 Years Away”

Dr. Becca Jordre
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Every year I ask my students, “How old is old?” The answers vary, but the most honest response I’ve ever received came from a patient who said, “Old is 10 years older than my age.” We all tend to push aging just out of reach, as though it belongs to someone else.
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