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Ben Carpenter. Submitted photo

Ben Carpenter. Submitted photo

Pembina County 4-H awards eight scholarships

The Pembina County 4-H Council has awarded $500 scholarships to eight graduating seniors in recognition of their involvement and dedication to 4-H. Recipients are: •Ben Carpenter of Walhalla, who plans to attend Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota.
Hen Mama Crochet vendor displays colorful crocheted items, woven hot pads, beaded sun catchers and tie-dye clothing during the Walhalla Growers and Makers Market’s special night market Wednesday, Aug. 12. Photo by Larry Stokke

Hen Mama Crochet vendor displays colorful crocheted items, woven hot pads, beaded sun catchers and tie-dye clothing during the Walhalla Growers and Makers Market’s special night market Wednesday, Aug. 12. Photo by Larry Stokke

Walhalla night market brings community together

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Cheryl Trupe. Submitted photo

Cheryl Trupe. Submitted photo

Meet the Walhalla Ambulance crew: Cheryl Trupe

Today, we are highlighting one of Walhalla Ambulance Service’s longest- serving crew members, Cheryl Trupe. Trupe has been with the Walhalla Ambulance crew since 2008, first as an emergency medical responder and then as an emergency medical technician.
Dr. Sam and Dr. Courtney Short greet community members as they arrive. Photo by Larry Stokke

Dr. Sam and Dr. Courtney Short greet community members as they arrive. Photo by Larry Stokke

LPH Foundation picnic draws record crowd

The Langdon Prairie Health Foundation’s annual picnic drew its largest crowd yet Thursday, Aug. 13, with approximately 420 people served, including to-go orders. “The picnic was a great success,” Foundation Executive Director McKinzie Sivertson said. “We are up in numbers this year.
Abby Peterson completed a summer of work at United Communications, following in the footsteps of her late mother, Tonya Peterson, a beloved former employee remembered for her contagious laugh and intelligence. Photo courtesy of United & Turtle Mountain Communications.

Abby Peterson completed a summer of work at United Communications, following in the footsteps of her late mother, Tonya Peterson, a beloved former employee remembered for her contagious laugh and intelligence. Photo courtesy of United & Turtle Mountain Communications.

Peterson carries on mother’s legacy at United

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