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Health Tip

News Staff
Thursday, May 7, 2026
Provided by Cavalier County Health District Graduation season is here, and whether your child is celebrating or still working toward their goals—your presence matters. Remember to look, listen, and love.
From the Pastor’s Desk: All you can do

From the Pastor’s Desk: All you can do

From the Pastor’s Desk: All you can do

Don Barsness, Salem Bible Church
Thursday, May 7, 2026
The significant influences of my childhood encouraged hard work. My parents (my dad was Norwegian, my mom was Holland Dutch) nurtured the ambition. My school teachers (Billings Public Schools) graded my application of the virtue. Early employers paid me according to my diligence (The Billings Gazette, South Park IGA).
Flags flew at half-staff on Friday, May 1, in honor of Liz Conmy, a North Dakota lawmaker with ties to the Langdon area who recently passed away. Submitted photo

Flags flew at half-staff on Friday, May 1, in honor of Liz Conmy, a North Dakota lawmaker with ties to the Langdon area who recently passed away. Submitted photo

Flags flew at half-staff on Friday

News Staff
Thursday, May 7, 2026

LPH family honors the life and leadership of Wayne Reid

News Staff
Thursday, May 7, 2026
It is with great sadness that the LPH family announces the passing of Chief Executive Officer Wayne Reid. He died at home on Tuesday, April 28, with his wife, Tammy, by his side. Reid was a dedicated leader at Langdon Prairie Health and had a deep love for Langdon.

Dakota Datebook: Talkies

News Staff
Thursday, May 7, 2026
May 15, 2026 – The joining of sound and picture had been in experimentation for many years before, but when the first well-known “talkie,” “The Jazz Singer,” was produced and shown in 1927, the movies were changed forever.
Cooper Berry, a third-grade student at Cavalier School, holds his award after winning the North Dakota League of Cities’ statewide “If I Were Mayor” essay contest.

Cooper Berry, a third-grade student at Cavalier School, holds his award after winning the North Dakota League of Cities’ statewide “If I Were Mayor” essay contest.

Cavalier student wins statewide essay contest

Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, May 7, 2026
Cooper Berry, a third-grade student at Cavalier School, was named the statewide winner of the North Dakota League of Cities’ “If I Were Mayor” essay contest. Berry was recognized during a school assembly May 4, where he received a $150 check and an award presented by North Dakota League of Cities Executive Director Matt Gardner.
Ballots that had arrived by mail or were set aside on Election Day sit on a table at the Cass County Courthouse on Nov. 18, 2024, waiting to be reviewed. (Photo by Jeff Beach/ North Dakota Monitor)

Ballots that had arrived by mail or were set aside on Election Day sit on a table at the Cass County Courthouse on Nov. 18, 2024, waiting to be reviewed. (Photo by Jeff Beach/ North Dakota Monitor)

Mail-in ballots for North Dakota June primary now available

Mary Steurer, North Dakota Monitor
Thursday, May 7, 2026
North Dakota election officials on Thursday will start mailing absentee ballots for the June primary election. To vote absentee, voters must first send an application for a ballot to their county election official.
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