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From the Pastor’s Desk: Thin places

From the Pastor’s Desk: Thin places

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From the Pastor’s Desk: Thin places

Pastor Sue Mackey
Thursday, January 22, 2026
The early Celtic people who lived in the British Isles believed that you could go to certain places to be closer to God. These places have long been called “thin places.”

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Walhalla Senior Meals Menu

News Staff
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Monday, Jan. 26 Ham•Scalloped Potatoes•Broccoli Normandy•Tropical Fruit•WW Bread Tuesday, Jan.

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Cavalier County Senior Menu

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Thursday, January 22, 2026
Cavalier County Senior Meals & Services, Langdon Monday, Jan. 26 Chili/Baked Potato/Corn Bread/Fruit Tuesday, Jan.
Grafton community rallies to support new pool splash feature during Giving Hearts Day early giving

Grafton community rallies to support new pool splash feature during Giving Hearts Day early giving

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Grafton community rallies to support new pool splash feature during Giving Hearts Day early giving

News Staff
Thursday, January 22, 2026
GRAFTON, N.D. - For more than 70 years, Leistikow Park’s outdoor pool has been the heart of Grafton summers, serving as a place where children learn to swim, teens earn their first paychecks as lifeguards, and families gather to cool off and connect.
Peace Garden offers free entry for seniors

Peace Garden offers free entry for seniors

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Peace Garden offers free entry for seniors

News Staff
Thursday, January 22, 2026
INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDEN: Every Wednesday from now through April, the International Peace Garden is offering free entry to seniors age 55 and up.
Two youngsters are captured by the camera lens sliding down a giant hill in Langdon ahead of our back-to-back blizzards last week. Larry Stokke / for the Borderland Press

Two youngsters are captured by the camera lens sliding down a giant hill in Langdon ahead of our back-to-back blizzards last week. Larry Stokke / for the Borderland Press

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Snowy day smiles on the sledding hill

News Staff
Thursday, January 22, 2026
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A taste of the past:

A taste of the past:

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A taste of the past:

Sarah Hinnenkamp
Thursday, January 22, 2026
A century-old community cookbook, filled with handwritten notes and local ads, returns to Langdon carrying memories of family, food, and home.
Bob Thornberg, Harvest Fuels is pictured with Dawn Mandt, Red River Regional Council. Submitted photo

Bob Thornberg, Harvest Fuels is pictured with Dawn Mandt, Red River Regional Council. Submitted photo

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Harvest Fuels in Walhalla expands with support from Catalyst Fund

News Staff
Thursday, January 22, 2026
GRAFTON, N.D.: The Red River Regional Council approved a $200,000 Catalyst Fund loan to Harvest Fuels of Walhalla. This investment has been matched by the North Dakota Development Fund (NDDF) and owner equity and will be used for working capital and to support the company’s expanding markets.
Jay Dubois captured the beauty of a North Dakota sun rise on Wednesday, Jan. 14. The temperature was about 10 degrees at the time of sunrise, around 8:20 a.m.

Jay Dubois captured the beauty of a North Dakota sun rise on Wednesday, Jan. 14. The temperature was about 10 degrees at the time of sunrise, around 8:20 a.m.

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SUN RISES OVER DRESDEN

News Staff
Thursday, January 22, 2026
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