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Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Newspaper Association.

Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Newspaper Association.

Medora Musical audience celebrates North Dakota newspapers

Statewide promotion highlights the continuing importance of local journalism A Medora Musical audience offered a striking display of support for North Dakota newspapers during a statewide promotion Saturday, Aug. 15.
Banners recognizing senior members of the Langdon Area-Munich Cardinals football team line the fence near the football field in Langdon. Photo by Sarah Overby

Banners recognizing senior members of the Langdon Area-Munich Cardinals football team line the fence near the football field in Langdon. Photo by Sarah Overby

Cardinal seniors take their place on the fence

Cardinal seniors take their place on the fence
Gunnar, an eighth-grader at Langdon Area Middle School, and Elizabeth, a fifth-grader at St. Alphonsus School, are ready for the new school year. Photo courtesy of Donna Simpson

Gunnar, an eighth-grader at Langdon Area Middle School, and Elizabeth, a fifth-grader at St. Alphonsus School, are ready for the new school year. Photo courtesy of Donna Simpson

Back to School in the Borderland

Back to School in the Borderland
The skull of an approximately 80 million-year-old fish fossil is visible during excavation at Pembina Gorge State Park. The remarkably complete specimen measures about 6 feet from its mouth to the tip of its tail. Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Geological Survey

The skull of an approximately 80 million-year-old fish fossil is visible during excavation at Pembina Gorge State Park. The remarkably complete specimen measures about 6 feet from its mouth to the tip of its tail. Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Geological Survey

Rare 80 million-year-old fish fossil uncovered in Pembina Gorge

Six-foot skeleton may help paleontologists identify the ancient fish’s species A remarkably complete fish fossil estimated to be about 80 million years old was recently uncovered during a public fossil dig at Pembina Gorge State Park.

Langdon schools navigate Infinite Campus transition

The Langdon Area School District is asking families for patience as staff members continue transitioning to Infinite Campus, a new statewide student information system. Superintendent Daren Christianson said the transition has been a work in progress for most of the summer.
Cavalier County Farm Bureau President Paul Henderson, right, presents a $2,500 donation to Adam Westphal of the Munich Ambulance Service. Photo by Megan Overby, NDFB Northeast Field representative

Cavalier County Farm Bureau President Paul Henderson, right, presents a $2,500 donation to Adam Westphal of the Munich Ambulance Service. Photo by Megan Overby, NDFB Northeast Field representative

Cavalier County Farm Bureau donates $5,000 to ambulance services

The Cavalier County Farm Bureau presented $2,500 donations to both the Langdon Ambulance Service and Munich Ambulance Service during its annual meeting Aug. 11 at the Langdon City Park.