Health Tip

Provided by Cavalier County Health District Heading to Langdon Music Fest? Enjoy the music, the food, the fun and make a plan to get home safe. Whether you’re sipping mocktails, choosing NA options, or lining up a sober ride, the best nights are the ones you remember for all the right reasons.

Prairie Fare: Can weeds become part of your dinner?

I braced myself and tried to pull the weed. The weed was stronger than I was, and I almost fell backward onto the ground.

North of the border: A Manitoba tradition that never misses a beat

There are two kinds of folks: those who've never been to the Winnipeg Folk Festival, and those who know that a tarp can become prime real estate faster than a lakefront cabin on a long weekend.

Dakota Gardener: Showy Goldenrod - a fall favorite

It’s early summer, and I am already looking forward to fall. Why? Many reasons, but one is that one of my favorite plants blooms in the fall. As a gardener, I have many favorite plants, but this one rises above the others because of the sounds surrounding it. Keep reading to find out what I mean.

Prairie Fare: Let’s toast Dairy Month

“Mom bought the good milk!” my daughter exclaimed years ago. Curious, I opened the refrigerator to see what I had purchased.

Praire Doc: Dementia and home safety: Tips for caregivers

Caregivers of people with dementia are often tasked with keeping their loved ones safe at home. Unpaid family members or friends, referred to as care partners or caregivers, dedicate significant time and resources to assist the person with dementia as their needs intensify.

Dakota Gardener: What is a blue raspberry?

Blue raspberry is one of the most popular flavors in America. You can find blue raspberry slushies, drinks and candy everywhere.

Health Tip

Provided by Cavalier County Health District July 4th is a time to celebrate, but kids are always watching and learning from the adults around them.

From the Pastor’s Desk:

The seeds are planted, and the weeds have been picked or sprayed. We’ve done all that we can do.

Praire Doc: “Don’t rub your eyes!”

Keratoconus is one of the most important eye diseases for parents, teachers, coaches, and adults to understand because, if caught early, we now have the ability to help save vision and reduce the chance of future corneal transplantation.