Hello from Edmore!

Well, here we go again. I promised I would do better this week, so buckle up!! Our weekend started early Friday morning. We were just heading for Bismarck when they called from the Rest Home to say the walk-in-cooler was warm. Yay!! This cooler is quite old and has given us trouble before.

Time to clean!

I was just speaking with a friend the other day, and we were discussing the need to start spring cleaning.

NDAD Adaptive Recreation Grant open for applications

The North Dakota Association for the Disabled’s (NDAD) Adaptive Recreation Grant is now open for applications. The grant offers $5,000 to agencies or organizations that promote and support adaptive recreational activities for people with disabilities.

Crafts are a lucky bet for St. Patrick's Day celebrations

While it certainly can be fun to visit a pub and raise a pint in honor of St. Patrick's Day on March 17, such efforts are not necessarily a family-friendly way to commemorate the patron saint of the Emerald Isle.

Rebecca Kay Morstad named to Fall Semester 2024 Dean's List at UMN Crookston

CROOKSTON, Minn. - The University of Minnesota Crookston announces students who were named to the Fall 2024 Dean's List which was recently released by the Office of the Registrar.

From the Pastor’s Desk: Invisible

“Sometimes I just feel so...invisible.” Writing for Our Daily Bread Ministries, James Banks summarizes the pain of a heart-breaking divorce.

Cavalier County Senior Menu

Cavalier County Senior Meals & Services, Langdon Monday, March 17 Corned Beef Hotdish/Rosemary Potatoes/Peas/Green Fruit Salad Tuesday, March 18 Sweet-n-Sour Chicken/Veggie Egg Roll/Japanese Veggies/ Pineapples Wednesday, March 19 Pork Roast/Mashed Potatoes/ Gravy/Squash/Jello with Fruit ...

Counties and townships legislation recap

Ann Estvold, NDNA Legislative Intern Multiple bills related to counties and townships have been introduced in the 2025 Legislature.

Legislative update

It was such a beautiful week with hardly any snow left anywhere in the state (except our farm it seems). Makes for a pleasant drive back to Bismarck as we face the second half of the Legislative Session.

Resolution to increase minimum wage fails on House floor

Ann Estvold, NDNA Legislative Intern A Fargo legislator believes the best way to raise N.D.’s minimum wage by $2 an hour is to amend the state Constitution and link the new wage to increases in consumer prices. The Resolution failed on the House floor 11-79-3 on March 7.