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Flags lowered in memory of Dolly Parton On Aug. 26. Gov. Kelly Armstrong directed U.S. and North Dakota flags at government buildings to be flown at half-staff through Sept. 1 in memory of country singer and philanthropist Dolly Parton, who died at age 80.
Hunters reminded to remain fire aware

Hunters reminded to remain fire aware

Hunters reminded to remain fire aware

Hunters and others enjoying the outdoors this fall should monitor the daily fire danger index, take precautions and be prepared, according to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Many parts of the state remain dry, with ample fuel available for wildfires.
Metro Creative image

Metro Creative image

How to tell bees, hornets and wasps apart

People who spend any measurable amount of time outdoors likely have crossed paths with various flying insects that cohabitate in a typical yard. Some of the most ardent pollinators and pest control agents also have the potential to be dangerous if provoked.
Ramberg Ag Services team members, from left, are Jace Ramberg, Alex Gellner, Jace Rime and Brody Steinmetz. Submitted photo

Ramberg Ag Services team members, from left, are Jace Ramberg, Alex Gellner, Jace Rime and Brody Steinmetz. Submitted photo

Ramberg Ag Services expands with new Langdon facility

Warehouse and office project expected to improve storage, logistics and customer service Ramberg Ag Services is expanding its Langdon operations with the construction of a new warehouse and office facility designed to improve storage, logistics and service for area producers.
NDSU Extension personnel will be available to answer questions about important rural topics such as farm safety. NDSU photo

NDSU Extension personnel will be available to answer questions about important rural topics such as farm safety. NDSU photo

NDSU Extension to offer education and exhibits at Big Iron

Agricultural safety, rural stress and mental health, weed plant identification, data centers in North Dakota, and leadership and civic engagement will highlight the North Dakota State University Extension exhibit at the Big Iron Farm and Construction Show in West Fargo, North Dakota, on Sept. 15-17.
Programs are available to provide financial assistance for livestock water hauling and water development during drought. NDSU photo

Programs are available to provide financial assistance for livestock water hauling and water development during drought. NDSU photo

NDSU Extension urges caution when hauling water to livestock

More than 70% of North Dakota is experiencing some degree of drought. Producers are reporting that livestock water sources are drying up across much of the state or reaching toxic levels of total dissolved solids and sulfates.
Travis and Olin Bjornstad head to the combine during harvest Aug. 26. Photo by Shannon Bjornstad

Travis and Olin Bjornstad head to the combine during harvest Aug. 26. Photo by Shannon Bjornstad

Shapiro questions U.S. strategy toward Canada

Geopolitical analyst Jacob Shapiro is questioning the Trump administration’s strategy in its escalating trade dispute with Canada. While Shapiro said tariffs can make sense in some circumstances, he does not believe the current approach will produce the desired result.
A new robotic field painter will handle lines, numbers, logos and end-zone designs for Langdon-Munich home football games this season.

A new robotic field painter will handle lines, numbers, logos and end-zone designs for Langdon-Munich home football games this season.

Robot joins Cardinals’ field crew

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Langdon City Commission

Regular Meeting | August 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. Commission members present: Chuck Downs, Darin Kaercher, Cody Schlittenhard and Marcus Lewis. Department Heads present, Chelsea Graber, and Brent Benoit.