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Evva-lyn Macdonald and Daisy Kuhn.

Evva-lyn Macdonald and Daisy Kuhn.

Creating, and gifting, crazy critters

Body At Langdon Area Schools, Mrs. Mindi Lill’s art classes created some crazy critters. Her 2nd graders were instructed to use 2D media to construct an assortment of monsters and wacky creatures.
There’s no place like home

There’s no place like home

There’s no place like home

Body Missoula Children’s Theatre visits St. Alphonsus School, features production within a week On Friday, April 4, students at St.
Isla Emerson sporting her state costume. Photo by Rebecca Davis.

Isla Emerson sporting her state costume. Photo by Rebecca Davis.

Borderland Beauties take the stage for the North Dakota State Pageant

Body On Sunday, April 6,18 contestants took the stage at the Empire Arts Center in Grand Forks, N.D. to compete for the title of Mrs. North Dakota America, Mrs. North Dakota American and Miss North Dakota for America Strong 2025, along with Junior Queen titles in each age division.

St. Alphonsus School to perform “The Wizard of Oz”

Body On Friday, April 4, audiences will skip down the Yellow Brick Road with Dorothy and her friends when the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) and more than 60 local students perform an original musical adaptation of the timeless favorite, “The Wizard of Oz.”
Pembina County Agronomy Team: Front row (L-R) Levi Norrell, Oscar Hunter, Olive Moore, Chloe Hunter; back row, Coach Shana Norrell, Stella Norrell, Anja Schluchter, Naomi Stegman, Rylan Moore and Coach Brandon Breckheimer.

Pembina County Agronomy Team: Front row (L-R) Levi Norrell, Oscar Hunter, Olive Moore, Chloe Hunter; back row, Coach Shana Norrell, Stella Norrell, Anja Schluchter, Naomi Stegman, Rylan Moore and Coach Brandon Breckheimer.

Pembina County 4-Hers participate in Agronomy Judging

Body Pembina County 4-H had 11 youth actively participating in Agronomy Judging for the 2024-2025 4-H season. There were ten juniors and one senior with eight new youth joining the team and learning how to evaluate North Dakota crops.
Gardening in the Dakotas

Gardening in the Dakotas

Gardening in the Dakotas

Body Local Master Gardener offers expert advice at upcoming library workshop Local residents interested in starting their own home gardens are invited to attend a free gardening workshop at the Cavalier Public Library on Thursday, April 10 at 7:00 p.m.
A Walsh County Soil Health Tour brought together 40 participants to learn more about soil loss, erosion and soil health in July 2023. Here, Naeem Kalwar [left side in the green shirt], a soil health specialist from the NDSU Langdon Research Extension Center, leads the talk. Photo provided by Josh Anderson, Walsh County district conservation manager.

A Walsh County Soil Health Tour brought together 40 participants to learn more about soil loss, erosion and soil health in July 2023. Here, Naeem Kalwar [left side in the green shirt], a soil health specialist from the NDSU Langdon Research Extension Center, leads the talk. Photo provided by Josh Anderson, Walsh County district conservation manager.

USDA upheaval brings uncertainty to farmers, rural communities

Body Funding terminations, freezes, layoffs all have follow-on impacts Trump administration funding terminations, freezes and layoffs are keeping some North Dakota farmers and rural nonprofits from continuing USDA and other federally funded projects.