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The fire hall was filled with attendees for the fundraiser hosted last week by the Walhalla Fire Department. Photo by Larry Stokke.

The fire hall was filled with attendees for the fundraiser hosted last week by the Walhalla Fire Department. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Strong turnout for Walhalla Fire Dept. Corn and Sausage Feed

Body On Friday, Aug. 15 the block surrounding the Walhalla Fire Department was lined with community supporters anxiously waiting for their turn in line at the annual Corn and Sausage Feed hosted by the department.
Best of the Rendezvous Region entries due

Best of the Rendezvous Region entries due

Best of the Rendezvous Region entries due

Body The Rendezvous Region tourism group is reminding residents that this is the final week to submit their entries into the Best of the Rendezvous Region contest.

Langdon School District prepares for new year

Body Discussions still being held revolving around efficiencies, funding avenues New haircuts are being rocked, backpacks are full, lunch boxes are packed, and doors opened at schools last week around the Borderland region.

Pembina County Historical Society to host annual photo contest

Body The annual photo contest held in conjunction with the 32nd Annual Pioneer Machinery Show on Sept. 7 will follow the theme 'Landscape Scenes in the Rendezvous Region.' Participants must submit photos taken in Cavalier, Pembina, or Walsh Counties.
Carl Henry shooting skeet at 4-H State Tournament.

Carl Henry shooting skeet at 4-H State Tournament.

New shooting sports program offered for Cavalier County 4-H

Body Numerous participants place in state tournament; virtual league NDSU Extension The Cavalier County 4-H program offered a new shooting sports program this summer. North Dakota 4-H hosted a ND 4-H Virtual Shotgun League and ND 4-H State Tournament.

News briefs

Body Roadwork continues in Langdon For residents in Langdon – while the road construction is essentially done - Ty-Zack Concrete will be around to complete and repair some projects around town and are requesting residents to avoid any places which they have barricaded.
Brandowners have until Dec. 31, 2025, to get their brands renewed.

Brandowners have until Dec. 31, 2025, to get their brands renewed.

Brand renewal forms have been mailed

Body By now, N.D. brandowners should have received their 2025 brand renewal forms in the mail. The renewal notices were mailed the first week of August.
The reported locations of spotted water hemlock have been in wet and subirrigated meadows, along the edge of cattail sloughs, and adjacent roadside ditches, water drains and creek bottoms. (NDSU photo)

The reported locations of spotted water hemlock have been in wet and subirrigated meadows, along the edge of cattail sloughs, and adjacent roadside ditches, water drains and creek bottoms. (NDSU photo)

Producers encouraged to scout wet meadow areas for spotted water hemlock before cutting hay

Body Spotted water hemlock, a plant native to N.D., has recently been identified in several counties across the state. The plant is highly poisonous to humans and all livestock, especially cows and horses. The toxin in the plant is cicutoxin and is most harmful in the spring.
Dakota Valley Growers located in Bathgate was awarded a loan of $450,000 to go towards creating a compost facility.

Dakota Valley Growers located in Bathgate was awarded a loan of $450,000 to go towards creating a compost facility.

Pembina ag business to create compost facility

Body A Pembina County ag business has been awarded a loan which will go towards creating a compost facility. Dakota Valley Growers (DVG), located in Bathgate, was awarded a loan of $450,000 to go towards creating the facility.