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Cavalier County Senior Menu

Body Cavalier County Senior Meals & Services, Langdon Monday, May 26 CLOSED Tuesday, May 27 Cabbage Rolls/Parslied Boiled Potatoes/Malibu Veggies/Fruit Wednesday, May 28 Chicken Fried Steak/Mashed Potatoes/ Country Gravy/Broccoli/ Poke Cake Thursday, May 29 Cold BBQ...

Walhalla Senior Meals Menu

Body Monday, May 26 Beef Hotdog on Bun•Potato Salad•Baked Beans•Watermelon Tuesday, May 27 Cranberry Chicken•Rice Pilaf•Glazed Carrots•Mandarin Oranges•1 WW Bread Wednesday, May 28 Swiss Steak•Mashed Potatoes•Mixed Vegetables•Pears Thursday, May 29 Pork Roast with...
Devin Dominguez

Devin Dominguez

Cavalier Thrift Store awards $6,000 in scholarships

Body The Cavalier Thrift Store is honored to award six $1,000 scholarships to area students that will be furthering their education in the fall of 2025. The Thrift Store had funds available for up to 10 scholarships, but due to lack of applicants this year, we are only giving six.
Scholarship recipients; back row (L-R) Thomas Gendron, Jaxen Rademacher, James Domres, Rylee Medberry, Tallia Johnston, Ciara Kempert, Shanna Gette; front row: Kartheek Chapara, Victor Long, Drew Rostvet, Claire Chaput, Catelyn Goodman, and Mikaela Olson.

Scholarship recipients; back row (L-R) Thomas Gendron, Jaxen Rademacher, James Domres, Rylee Medberry, Tallia Johnston, Ciara Kempert, Shanna Gette; front row: Kartheek Chapara, Victor Long, Drew Rostvet, Claire Chaput, Catelyn Goodman, and Mikaela Olson.

2025 Senior scholarship list

Body Langdon Area High School held a scholarship awards presentation on May 14 for Langdon Area High School seniors. Students received over $53,000 in local scholarships.
John Newman, vice-president with Mayo Construction, shows off his “winter project” – a map of the city of Langdon which highlights portions of road that are to undergo repairs over the summer. Early projections indicate by the end of September, around 70% of the roads around Langdon will see road improvements completed.

John Newman, vice-president with Mayo Construction, shows off his “winter project” – a map of the city of Langdon which highlights portions of road that are to undergo repairs over the summer. Early projections indicate by the end of September, around 70% of the roads around Langdon will see road improvements completed.

Grit, gravel, and grind

Body Public meeting held to discuss widespan project Phase two of Langdon’s multi-year road construction project began in earnest this month. On Wednesday, May 14, a public meeting was held at Langdon City Hall to discuss the widespread project taking place all across the city.
Over 100 community members gathered at the community forum on Monday, May 19, to discuss the upcoming referendum vote. Photo by Hilary Nowatzki.

Over 100 community members gathered at the community forum on Monday, May 19, to discuss the upcoming referendum vote. Photo by Hilary Nowatzki.

They make do, but should they have to?

Body Langdon Area Elementary School principal discusses gym addition The study hall at Langdon Area High School was once again full on the evening of Monday, May 19.

Soaring Forward Together

Body We’re already less than a month away from the bond referendum for our schools. With only a few weeks left before the vote, it’s important that everyone in our district is aware not only of how the proposed plan would impact our schools but taxpayers as well.