Wandering in Walhalla

Body As we get into the holiday season, time passes by more quickly. I cannot believe that we are now in December, and Christmas shopping is in full swing. Don’t forget to get your Letters to Santa into us, so we can publish them in the Dec. 19 issue.

Pembilier Nursing Center:

Body Greetings from your friends at PNC! December is a busy month for the staff and residents, so I am going to give you an update on what’s happening this month that is keeping us all busy. Dec.

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: James B. Power

Body December 16, 2025 – James B. Power was born in New York State in 1833. After studying civil engineering. He spent a few years as the deputy state treasurer for Minnesota. But most of his working career was spent with railroads.

Community Band performs in Langdon

Body The Community Band performing at Monday night's show. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Health Tip

Body Provided by Cavalier County Health District Dec. 12 - You’re not alone: Grief support The holidays can be tough if you’re navigating loss. United Lutheran Church offers a free, monthly grief support group on the second Monday of the month at 7 PM; no registration is needed.

Comfort food can be healthy

Body By Katie Henry, Family and Community Wellness Agent, NDSU Extension – Cavalier County I am such a comfort food person, it’s not even funny. This time of year when it’s cold and snowing, I tend to crave it even more.

North Dakota Outdoors: Getting set for spearing season

Body What makes darkhouse spearfishing stand out from other types of fishing — especially in the winter? Is it more challenging? Absolutely. Does it bring a unique kind of success and satisfaction? No doubt about it.

North Dakota drops extra hurdle for REIT investors

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New school performance information available, North Dakota Schools show meaningful gains in Choice Ready, graduation rates

Body In grades K-8, factors used to measure accountability include test scores and whether they have improved student engagement and the language skills of English Learner students, many of whom are learning English as a second

Game and Fish Department updates

Body HuntLink HuntLink is a new, voluntary program designed to help North Dakota landowners easily connect with hunters and trappers. The program offers a simple way to allow managed access for antlerless deer, coyotes, turkeys, and other species.