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The Rolette Speech Team landed in fourth place at the State B Tournament and Bridget Pankratz of Munich School was named state champion in the Humorous Interpretation category.

The Rolette Speech Team landed in fourth place at the State B Tournament and Bridget Pankratz of Munich School was named state champion in the Humorous Interpretation category.

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Munich student named state champ in speech

News Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2025
The 72nd Annual NDHSAA sponsored State Class B Speech Tournament was held at Mandan High School on Saturday, April 26, 2025. Sue Anderson and Annette Bender served as managers.
Street Rehabilitation legend: Dark grey - asphalt reclaiming and reconstruction; purple - seal coat only; light grey - alley reconstruction/concrete paving; green - 2” uniform mill and overlay; teal gravel street reconstructed to asphalt. Map courtesy of Moore Engineering.

Street Rehabilitation legend: Dark grey - asphalt reclaiming and reconstruction; purple - seal coat only; light grey - alley reconstruction/concrete paving; green - 2” uniform mill and overlay; teal gravel street reconstructed to asphalt. Map courtesy of Moore Engineering.

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Phase two of street project to begin in Langdon

Nick Vorlage
Thursday, May 1, 2025
In Langdon, construction teams working with Mayo Construction and Moore Engineering have begun work on phase two of the multi-year road construction project. After being delayed a day due to rainy weather, work officially began on Tuesday.
Jane Hayen of Cavalier County was honored with the Epsilon Sigma Phi State Meritorious Support Staff Award at the 2025 Extension Spring Conference. NDSU Photo.

Jane Hayen of Cavalier County was honored with the Epsilon Sigma Phi State Meritorious Support Staff Award at the 2025 Extension Spring Conference. NDSU Photo.

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NDSU Extension recognizes achievements at 2025 spring conference

News Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2025
North Dakota State University Extension recognized several individuals and teams for their work in the past year at the 2025 Extension Spring Conference, held April 8-10. Eight awards were presented at the conference.
Bean cooking safety tips and the latest NDSU dry bean research are a few of the topics that will be discussed during the webinar. (Pixabay photo)

Bean cooking safety tips and the latest NDSU dry bean research are a few of the topics that will be discussed during the webinar. (Pixabay photo)

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NDSU Extension to host webinar on the nutritional benefits of dry beans

News Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2025
NDSU Extension, in collaboration with the Northarvest Bean Growers Association, will host an educational webinar ‘Bean There, Cooked That: Unpacking the Nutritional Power of Dry Beans’ on May 5 at 9 a.m. CT.

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Health Tip

News Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2025
Provided by Cavalier County Health District May 2: As you enjoy the outdoors, remember to protect your family from ticks, Lyme disease, and mosquitoes. Be sure to use repellent, check for ticks, and remove standing water.
RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

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RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

News Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2025
Rollins: New deals coming soon – During a visit to N.D., Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized the Trump administration’s aggressive trade strategy and its implications for American farmers. Rollins criticized long standing international trade imbalances.
The responsibility of safely sharing the road during spring planting season falls on both farm equipment operators and general motorists. (Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health photo)

The responsibility of safely sharing the road during spring planting season falls on both farm equipment operators and general motorists. (Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health photo)

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Share the road during spring planting season

News Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2025
NDSU Extension Recent rain showers across N.D. have caused some planting delays. As soil conditions in fields begin to dry out and improve, more farm equipment will be sharing the road to access fields and begin spring planting.
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