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Cavalier County Senior Menu

Monday, Nov. 3 Vegetable Beef Barley Soup/Egg Salad Sandwich/Celery and Carrot Sticks/Fruit Tuesday, Nov.
Senator Kevin Cramer said he is considering different ways to ensure 60,000 don’t lose their SNAP benefits by using state funds to cover the program until the government shutdown is concluded.

Senator Kevin Cramer said he is considering different ways to ensure 60,000 don’t lose their SNAP benefits by using state funds to cover the program until the government shutdown is concluded.

SNAP pause concerns HHS, state officials and residents

The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services has announced the state’s SNAP programs could be temporarily halted if the government shutdown continues. The Department says the pause would begin Nov. 1 and would impact over 60,000 residents.

Walsh County jail faces shake up

Facility faces severe staff shortages; can only hold inmates for eight hours Officials with Walsh County last week announced that the jail at the law enforcement center is understaffed and currently can only hold prisoners no longer than eight hours at a time.
NDCA announces new board appointment of Hoople native, Kierstin Hurtt

NDCA announces new board appointment of Hoople native, Kierstin Hurtt

NDCA announces new board appointment of Hoople native, Kierstin Hurtt

BISMARCK, ND North Dakota Council on the Arts (NDCA) announces the addition of Kierstin Hurtt of Hoople to its board of directors, representing Region 4 — the northeast corner of the state. Recently appointed by Governor Armstrong, Kierstin will serve a five-year term, ending July 2030.
Stori Entzi is the Northern Lights Arts Council’s October Art Student of the Month. Stori is a first grader at Langdon Area Elementary and is the daughter of Jared and Ashley Entzi of Langdon.

Stori Entzi is the Northern Lights Arts Council’s October Art Student of the Month. Stori is a first grader at Langdon Area Elementary and is the daughter of Jared and Ashley Entzi of Langdon.

October’s Art Student of the Month

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Laura Johnson plans to turn this former bar and historic building in Neche into a bakery and merchant shop. She hopes to have her doors open by the summer of 2026.

Laura Johnson plans to turn this former bar and historic building in Neche into a bakery and merchant shop. She hopes to have her doors open by the summer of 2026.

A bakery with no name but a lot of heart

From forgotten walls to fresh bread - transforming a historic Neche building into a lively bakery and merchant shop Once known as the Old Western Bar at 626 E 6th Street in Neche, this building with a rich history will house another business setting up shop soon.
Katie Polansky

Katie Polansky

Cancer Crusaders kick off final fundraiser for the year

President reflects on another record-setting year thanks to generous community Although they have one more fundraiser for the calendar beginning on Nov. 1, the Cavalier County Cancer Crusaders are reflecting with gratitude on another incredible year.