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HHS assures North Dakotans mandatory entitlement programs will continue during federal government shutdown
Bizarre chase concludes outside Walhalla
After a brief ceremony, Langdon American Legion Post 98 members honorably disposed of worn, tattered, and faded American flags last week. Daryl Kempel (left) and Anna Spivey (middle) stood as Honor Guards while Dennis Hansel (right) prepared a U.S. flag for burning.
Post 98 holds flag burning ceremony
As agricultural producers prepare for harvest season, it is crucial for motorists and farm equipment operators to share the road to prevent roadway collisions. (Photo by Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH))
Farmers and motorists encouraged to share the road during harvest season
Red River Farm Network
Inaugural International Sugarbeet and Dry Bean Expo to be hosted
Walhalla Public Library news
PNC has already received a few generous donations but are still looking for a variety of items to “sell” at their Christmas Gift Shop.
Pembilier Nursing Center: PNC Christmas Gift Shop
On Oct. 6, the Langdon Area high school choir students performed at the NDSU Choral Festival. Their teacher, Kimberly Hart, said the students really enjoyed this experience. While at the festival, Jonathan Lill and Madelyn Crump were honored by being selected to sing in the Chamber Choir as well as receiving the four year award. From row (L-R) Destiny, Eliot, Breanna; middle row: Ruby, Claire, Madelyn, Matilda, Melah; back row: Aidan, Cameron, Thomas, Bradyn, and Jonathan.