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The Cure owner, Sara Price, pictured with her daughters, Makenna and Grace Follin. Submitted photo.

The Cure owner, Sara Price, pictured with her daughters, Makenna and Grace Follin. Submitted photo.

Borderland businesses celebrate milestones

For two businesses in the Borderland, ringing in the New Year meant celebrating business milestones. The Cure restaurant in Walhalla marked three years in business on Jan. 1, and the Bread Pan Bakery in Langdon celebrated eight years in business on Jan. 5.
Layken Hansel is all in on breakfast on New Year’s Day at the Masonic Center in Langdon, where Lebanon Lodge #34 held its 8th annual pancake feed. The free will offering collected will benefit the Glen Symons Memorial Masonic Scholarship Fund. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Layken Hansel is all in on breakfast on New Year’s Day at the Masonic Center in Langdon, where Lebanon Lodge #34 held its 8th annual pancake feed. The free will offering collected will benefit the Glen Symons Memorial Masonic Scholarship Fund. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Pancake perfection fuels start to 2026

Layken Hansel is all in on breakfast on New Year’s Day at the Masonic Center in Langdon, where Lebanon Lodge #34 held its 8th annual pancake feed. The free will offering collected will benefit the Glen Symons Memorial Masonic Scholarship Fund. Photo by Larry Stokke.
Fog left behind a frosty coating in Langdon on Monday morning. This is a photo from Hwy 5 facing west. A Dense Fog Advisory was in place from Midnight Monday until 6 a.m. on Tuesday. Photo by Sarah Hinnenkamp.

Fog left behind a frosty coating in Langdon on Monday morning. This is a photo from Hwy 5 facing west. A Dense Fog Advisory was in place from Midnight Monday until 6 a.m. on Tuesday. Photo by Sarah Hinnenkamp.

Fog reveals frosty morning in Langdon

Fog left behind a frosty coating in Langdon on Monday morning. This is a photo from Hwy 5 facing west. A Dense Fog Advisory was in place from Midnight Monday until 6 a.m. on Tuesday. Photo by Sarah Hinnenkamp.
Ring in the New Year with A SCAVENGER HUNT!

Ring in the New Year with A SCAVENGER HUNT!

Ring in the New Year with A SCAVENGER HUNT!

Happy New Year! As we welcome the year ahead, we’re inviting you to join in a little extra fun while you read this week’s paper. Scattered throughout these pages, you’ll find photos of our staff members, each one sharing a warm New Year’s wish just for you.
No special equipment is required to take part in the hikes; however, cross-country skis, snowshoes, and poles will be available to borrow.

No special equipment is required to take part in the hikes; however, cross-country skis, snowshoes, and poles will be available to borrow.

Icelandic State Park announces return of night hike series

Icelandic State Park, located just outside of Cavalier, has announced the return of its highly anticipated Full Moon Hike Series. While winters in North Dakota can be long and challenging, the series offers a unique outdoor experience for participants of all ages and skill levels.
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Poll: North Dakota pride, satisfaction sky high

North Dakotans are overwhelmingly proud of their state and satisfied with their lives, with pride rooted in safety, community and faith, the latest North Dakota Poll commissioned by the North Dakota News Cooperative shows.

Free farm succession planning workshops set

(JAMESTOWN, N.D.) – Establishing a long-range plan for the ownership of a family’s farm or ranch is the focus of two separate one-day workshops on succession planning being held Wednesday, Jan. 21, in Dickinson at the Stark/Billings County Extension Office and another on Friday, Feb. 27, in Devils...
The NDSU Feedlot School will include a commercial feedlot tour and a tour of the Carrington Research Extension Center’s livestock facilities. (NDSU photo)

The NDSU Feedlot School will include a commercial feedlot tour and a tour of the Carrington Research Extension Center’s livestock facilities. (NDSU photo)

2026 NDSU Feedlot School set for Jan. 21-22

North Dakota State University’s Carrington Research Extension Center will hold its annual NDSU Feedlot School on Jan. 21-22, 2026.