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A classical recital titled Music in the Air: Echoes of Love was held on March 26 at Emmanuel Evangelical Church in Langdon. The performance featured countertenor Andrew Egbuchiem, accompanied by Emily Balsdon, and was hosted by the Northern Lights Arts Council.

We had a wonderful Story Hour this past week. The kids filled the library. I hope with the weather being nicer, we have this every Tuesday. Michelle read “Golden Egg.” Some children colored, some had snacks and some played with our STEM toys.

On Wednesday, April 8, all 28 local public health units will participate in “Stroll N Roll North Dakota” Langdon, NORTH DAKOTA – In recognition of National Public Health Week, all 28 local public health units across North Dakota will participate in “Stroll N Roll North Dakota,” a statewide walking event designed to promote physical activity and social connection. As part of this first-of-its-kind initiative, local public health units are inviting community members to lace up their walking shoes and move together. “Stroll N Roll North Dakota” will take place throughout the day on Wednesday, April 8. Individuals of all ages and abilities are encouraged to participate at a time that works best for them. Walking, biking, rollerblading and the use of wheelchairs, strollers or other mobility devices are all welcome. While there is no minimum time requirement, adults are encouraged to aim for 30 minutes of activity, consistent with recommendations from the American Heart Association. This statewide event is sponsored by the North Dakota State Association of City and County Health Officials, a group that helps coordinate local public health efforts across the state.

Name: Kari Phillips Community: Cavalier County (Langdon area) Kari Phillips has spent decades serving Cavalier County through both public service and community development. As the community development coordinator for the Cavalier County Job Development Authority (JDA), Phillips works to support local businesses, promote tourism and encourage economic growth.

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The Langdon Area Education Association (LAEA) is now accepting applications for its 2026 scholarship for students pursuing a career in education. The LAEA scholarship is open to any applicant who fulfills all of the following requirements: •Graduated from Langdon Area High School •Enrolled in coursework that qualifies for certification in an education-related field •Acquired credits making him/her a minimum of a junior in college Applications are due Friday, May 1.

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Too much caffeine can have a diuretic effect, making you need to use the bathroom more than usual. “Did you know that most adults across the world have a psychoactive stimulant daily?” my son asked me.

Cells are the basic building blocks of all living organisms. In a healthy body, cells follow an orderly life cycle: they develop from a systematic process called mitosis, perform important physiological functions to maintain body homeostasis (i.e., a stable internal environment), and die via apoptosis when they become dysfunctional, old, or no longer needed. This cycle is tightly regulated by DNA – the body’s genetic code that controls when and how each cell functions.