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Museum Administrator Zelda Hartje reported that the museum welcomed a record number of visitors from across the globe. Photo by Rebecca Davis.

Museum Administrator Zelda Hartje reported that the museum welcomed a record number of visitors from across the globe. Photo by Rebecca Davis.

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Pembina County Historical Society reflects on a record-breaking year at annual meeting

Rebecca Davis
Thursday, February 20, 2025
Body The Pembina County Historical Society (PCHS) held its annual meeting on Feb. 15 to review the successes of 2024, celebrating a year of growth, engagement, and exciting new additions to the Pembina County Museum grounds.
Main Street business thrives for a decade in Langdon

Main Street business thrives for a decade in Langdon

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Main Street business thrives for a decade in Langdon

Hilary Nowatzki
Thursday, February 20, 2025
Body It’s been 10 years exactly on Feb. 28 since Mauri Roy opened the doors of her quaint Main Street business, The Perfect Blend. With a combination of chic retail, snacks, and delicious drinks Roy has offered an ever-evolving amenity for shoppers in the Langdon area.
Cloverbuds: Front row (L-R): Elena Stegman, Kinsey Mertz, Brooklyn Bailey, Adam Morrison; second row: Jakob Van Niekerk, Oakley Moore, Kiara Norrell, Silas Norrell, Atlas Moore.

Cloverbuds: Front row (L-R): Elena Stegman, Kinsey Mertz, Brooklyn Bailey, Adam Morrison; second row: Jakob Van Niekerk, Oakley Moore, Kiara Norrell, Silas Norrell, Atlas Moore.

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4-H Clothing Revue winners named

News Staff
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Body NDSU Extension Pembina County The 2025 Pembina County 4-H Clothing Revue was held Feb. 8, 2025, at the Cavalier E Free Church with 36 youth representing 58 entries. The 4-H Clothing Revue includes entries for ‘Buy & Show,’ ‘Sew & Show,’ and ‘Decorate Your Duds.
Healthcare workers from left to right: Catherine Taylor, Sheila Beauchamp, Nancy Boe, Liz Sillers, and Megan Overby.

Healthcare workers from left to right: Catherine Taylor, Sheila Beauchamp, Nancy Boe, Liz Sillers, and Megan Overby.

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Through With Chew Week is Feb. 16-22

News Staff
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Body Langdon, N.D. – Make this the year you say goodbye to any smokeless tobacco or oral nicotine products, such as nicotine pouches. Join others across N.D. in taking the first step during Through With Chew Week and The Great American Spit Out, Feb. 1622, 2025.
RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

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RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

News Staff
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Body The grain markets are on a roller coaster ride to start 2025. “There’s just a lot of moving parts here,” said NDSU Extension Economist Frayne Olson.
Producers should make ARC-PLC

Producers should make ARC-PLC

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Producers should make ARC-PLC election decisions by April 15

News Staff
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Body Producers can elect coverage and enroll in crop-by-crop Agricultural Risk Coverage-County (ARC-CO) or Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs within each Farm Service Agency (FSA) farm unit, or ARC-Individual for the entire farm, for the 2025 crop year, said Ron Haugen, North...
NDSU researchers assess vegetation establishment following reclamation. (NDSU photo)

NDSU researchers assess vegetation establishment following reclamation. (NDSU photo)

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Registration open for 2025 North Dakota Reclamation Conference

News Staff
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Body The 2025 North Dakota Reclamation Conference, themed “Future of Reclamation in North Dakota,” will bring together industry leaders, researchers and stakeholders to explore the evolving reclamation needs associated with the state’s growing energy sector.
NDSU Extension projects commodity prices for 2025

NDSU Extension projects commodity prices for 2025

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NDSU Extension projects commodity prices for 2025

News Staff
Thursday, February 13, 2025
Body Planning for the future can be a very frustrating process particularly in times of market volatility. Planning typically pays high dividends.
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