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Drug manufacturers have sued North Dakota over a new law that will require them to sell more medication at a discount, arguing that it violates the U.S. Constitution and will harm their profits. (Photo by Mint Images/Getty Images)

Drug manufacturers have sued North Dakota over a new law that will require them to sell more medication at a discount, arguing that it violates the U.S. Constitution and will harm their profits. (Photo by Mint Images/Getty Images)

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TWO MORE PHARMACEUTICAL GROUPS SUE NORTH DAKOTA OVER NEW LAW

Mary Steurer/north Dakota Monitor
Thursday, September 4, 2025
Body Three pharmaceutical groups have sued North Dakota in federal court over a new law that aims to stop pharmaceutical companies from limiting hospitals’ access to discount drugs.
Stu Letcher of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association said that it only takes a small amount of grain to create a situation where one can be trapped. Photo by Hilary Nowatzki.

Stu Letcher of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association said that it only takes a small amount of grain to create a situation where one can be trapped. Photo by Hilary Nowatzki.

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Grain bin safety: Don’t overlook it

Dijoun Bartley
Thursday, September 4, 2025
Body With harvest underway, one critical aspect that's often overlooked is grain storage safety. Stu Letcher of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association stresses immediate, preventable action. Letcher highlights dust mask use as fundamental.

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News Staff
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Body Pembina Gorge Recreation Area receives funding Announced last week, the Pembina Gorge Recreation Area has been awarded a sum of over $425,000 through the National Parks Service’s Land and Water Conservation Fund.

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N.D. Supreme Court to hear area case

Nick Vorlage
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Body Next month, the North Dakota Supreme Court will hold a review hearing to determine the future of a case out of Grand Forks. In June 2024, Fordville resident Travis Dean Bell, 43, rear-ended a vehicle on Highway 2 outside of the Grand Forks airport.

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Water tower work on schedule in Langdon

The Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Body At the Monday’s City Council Meeting in Langdon, Andrew Aakre, city engineer, discussed the work being done on the town’s water tower. The contractors working on the job report that everything is on schedule.
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