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North Dakota Game and Fish Department updates

North Dakota Game and Fish Department updates

North Dakota Game and Fish Department updates

Boat North Dakota Course North Dakota state law requires youth ages 12-15 who want to operate a boat or personal watercraft by themselves with at least a 10-horsepower motor must pass the state’s boating basics course.
Photo courtesy of the Pembina State Museum.

Photo courtesy of the Pembina State Museum.

Pembina Museum and Gingras summer events

The Pembina Museum is looking at a summer full of events for the family. Here’s a list of all the excitement through June.
Quilts of Valor recipients (L-R) Fred Domres, Emeric Boesl, David Chaput, Rick Crockett, Richard Rose, Francis Hoffarth, Dennis Metzger, Terry Howatt, and Robert Becker. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Quilts of Valor recipients (L-R) Fred Domres, Emeric Boesl, David Chaput, Rick Crockett, Richard Rose, Francis Hoffarth, Dennis Metzger, Terry Howatt, and Robert Becker. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Quilts of Valor presented to nine area veterans

From day to day, Gail Balsdon spends time in her store, Sports & Shirts, but in her free time, she dedicates her efforts to creating beautiful quilts.

Voters Reject bond referendum

Voters in the Langdon Area School District rejected a bond referendum on Tuesday that would have invested $19.9 million to address the district’s most critical maintenance, safety, and learning space needs.

Soaring Forward Together

With only a few days left before the referendum for our schools, I want to thank everyone who took the time to learn about the plan.
Front row (L-R): Sadie Halverson, Levi Norrell, Nathan Stegman, Olive Truver, Chloe Hunter, Stella Norrell, Lainy Shane; back row: Chaz Halverson, Chris Longtin, Spencer Berg, and Naomi Stegman.

Front row (L-R): Sadie Halverson, Levi Norrell, Nathan Stegman, Olive Truver, Chloe Hunter, Stella Norrell, Lainy Shane; back row: Chaz Halverson, Chris Longtin, Spencer Berg, and Naomi Stegman.

Pembina County 4-H Consumer Decision Making Contest results

The 2025 Pembina County 4-H Consumer Decision Making contest was held Thursday, May 29, at the Pembina County Courthouse. There were 11 youth ages 8-18 competing in this year’s contest representing three dif-ferent Pembina County 4-H clubs.
Here’s one of the many planters now lining Main Street in Walhalla. Photo by Rebecca Davis.

Here’s one of the many planters now lining Main Street in Walhalla. Photo by Rebecca Davis.

Local businesses partner together to beautify Main Street

Nature’s Best Berries and Blooms is continuing the tradition of beautifying Walhalla’s downtown area with the help of local area businesses and families. Businesses such as Eyford Ridge Seed, Peterson Trucking, and Clark Gravel along with the Sullivan family have sponsored the main street planters.

Warrant issued for suspect in Wales vandalism

An arrest warrant has been issued for a suspect accused of burglary and criminal trespass in Cavalier County. The investigation began in August 2024 when officers with the Cavalier County Sheriff’s Department responded to a call concerning the old school building in Wales.