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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.

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They make do, but should they have to?

Hilary Nowatzki
Saturday, May 24, 2025
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.

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Soaring Forward Together

Daren Christianson, Las Superintendent
Friday, May 16, 2025
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.
May highlights safe boating

May highlights safe boating

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May highlights safe boating

News Staff
Friday, May 16, 2025
North Dakota Game and Fish Department A week-long national safe boating public awareness campaign is May 17-23, an annual event that serves to educate boaters and water users heading into summer. A boat should have enough U.S.

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Former Water Board secretary faces two felonies

News Staff
Friday, May 16, 2025
By The Borderland Press staff Charges were filed Monday in Cavalier County against the Cavalier County Water Resource Board’s former secretary, Kensi Ann Breyer, 36, of Langdon, who is accused of two felonies.

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Hearings held for two men concerning scammed Langdon woman

Nick Vorlage
Friday, May 16, 2025
Bond hearings were held in Cavalier County for two men who are accused of conspiracy to commit theft. Both of the accused, Abdihamid Mohamed Mao, 38, of Ottawa, Ontario, and Lewis Antone Bauer, 70, of Douglas, N.D., appeared via Zoom from the Lake Regional Correctional Facility on Monday.

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Red River Farm Network

News Staff
Friday, May 16, 2025
North Dakota Farmers Union President Mark Watne is worried about the current tariff strategy. “I’ve been fortunate to travel the world,” said Watne.

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HOEVEN PUSHES FOR CHANGES IN DC

Hilary Nowatzki
Friday, May 16, 2025
Senator John Hoeven is pushing for some big changes in Washington to help North Dakota farmers. He's focusing on getting new farm policies in place and securing better international trade deals. Hoeven wants to make sure farmers get the support they need, as well as making changes to crop insurance.
It is important that producers understand the relationship between forage quality and the nutrient requirements of livestock. (NDSU photo)

It is important that producers understand the relationship between forage quality and the nutrient requirements of livestock. (NDSU photo)

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Grassland quality can impact rebreeding success in beef cattle

News Staff
Friday, May 16, 2025
NDSU Extension Cattle producers often eagerly anticipate this time of year with pasture turnout and a new breeding season in the near future; however, this time of year also presents challenges as producers plan grazing and reproductive management strategies.
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