NDSU opens Bolley Agricultural Laboratory
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FARGO, N.D. — North Dakota State University celebrated the opening of the Bolley Agricultural Laboratory on Aug.
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A truck delivers corn to the Tharaldson Ethanol plant near Casselton, North Dakota, on May 15, 2024. (Jeff Beach/North Dakota Monitor)
Higher ethanol blends would benefit consumers, corn industry, panel says
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By Jeff Beach, North Dakota Monitor | August 18, 2026 FARGO – Consumers would have more opportunity to save money on gasoline with higher levels of ethanol if Congress can remove a long-standing restriction, members of an ethanol industry roundtable said Monday.
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From the Pastor’s Desk:
From the Pastor’s Desk:
Pastor Robert Blackburn
Psalm 105 What helps you remember God’s goodness? A moment from your past? A prayer God answered? A season when God carried you through something you didn’t think you’d survive?
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Pinky Padden stands beside the flagpole he purchased and installed at the Lebanon Cemetery east of Langdon. Padden also provided the flag and light and painted the Eastern Star emblem at the base as a tribute to all veterans. Photo submitted by Kevin Stein
A lasting tribute to veterans
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Mallory Kemp. Submitted photo
Cavalier graduate receives Elks scholarship
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Cavalier High School graduate Mallory Kemp received a $750 scholarship from Devils Lake Elks Lodge No. 1216 through the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship competition. Kemp plans to attend Montana State University in Bozeman this fall.
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Shon Horgan
Shon Horgan
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North Border Walhalla and Cavalier Public School Position: North Border Walhalla drafting and STEM teacher, assistant athletic director and head Pembina County North wrestling coach; Cavalier Public School building trades teacher Hometown: Walhalla Education: Bachelor’s degree in elementary...
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North of the Border: Corn, apples and the annual proof that Morden knows how to party
North of the Border: Corn, apples and the annual proof that Morden knows how to party
Loryn Willcocks, Simmons Multimedia
There are summer festivals…and then there is the Morden Corn and Apple Festival — the annual event that somehow turns an otherwise ordinary stretch of Stephen Street into a 10-block celebration of corn, apples, music, midway rides and enough people to make you wonder where everyone parked.
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Brooke Gemmill participates in a master class led by Dr. Helen Marlais during the Popplers Music Competition in Grand Forks.
Gemmill showcases piano talents in Grand Forks
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Brooke Gemmill, daughter of Kendall and Carla Gemmill, recently competed in the Popplers Music Competition sponsored by the North Dakota Music Teachers Association and Popplers Music Store in Grand Forks. The event was held during the 70th annual NDMTA State Conference.
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Walhalla Public Library News
Tammy Olson
What a busy summer we have had! Here are photos of the bike winners from our Summer Reading Program and our American Revolution Story Hour. A big thank-you goes to the Walhalla Building Center for donating the bikes and to Joan Chaput for hosting three American Revolution story hours.
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Greetings from your friends at PNC! Everyone here at PNC would like to
Pembilier Nursing Center:
Heather Duerre, Life Enrichment Director
express our sympathies to the family of Lynn Schroeder. He was instrumental in our communities, and we greatly appreciate his efforts, along with Tim, to bring news to the Cavalier Chronicle’s readers.
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