Poster contest helps promote sun safety

North Dakota youth will have a chance to demonstrate their creativity and knowledge of being safe in the sun all year long in the “sun safety” poster contest. Most people know someone who has or has had skin cancer. Getting the word out about sun safety is very important for all ages.

From the Pastor’s Desk:

There is a phrase that flows smoothly when spoken in its original language, “Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi.” In English, it is “how we pray is what we believe and is how we live” or “the law of what is prayed is the law of what is believed is the law of what is lived.”

Walhalla Senior Meals Menu

Monday, Feb. 17 Meatloaf•Scalloped Potatoes•Peas•Fruit Tuesday, Feb.

Cavalier County Senior Menu

Cavalier County Senior Meals & Services, Langdon Monday, Feb. 17 CLOSED Tuesday, Feb.

DAKOTA DATEBOOK:

February 14, 2025 – A Fargo woman had a busy Valentine's Day in 1899, when she was divorced and remarried in order to avoid polyandry charges. The woman's story began 17 years earlier, when she married Enoch Arden, in Wisconsin.

Public notice issues are subject of bills

NDNA Staff A number of bills before the N.D. Legislature this session could impact how North Dakotans access public notices.

Bill seeks to establish a Trade Commission between N.D., Ireland

Legislation approved by the North Dakota House would make N.D. one of 20 states that have endorsed forming trade commissions with Ireland.

Legislative report - February 2025

Well, we are back to work in Bismarck! An update on my committees this session. My “A” committee is Human Service which meets Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in the Pioneer room.

Health Tip

Provided by Cavalier County Health District Feb 14: This Heart Month, love your heart. Instead of alcohol, try a refreshing mocktail! It’s a fun, heart-healthy alternative that keeps you feeling great without the risks of alcohol. Cheers to your heart!

Free school meals bill advances in North Dakota legislative committee

A legislative committee on Monday supported using $140 million from North Dakota’s general fund to pay for school meals instead of using the state’s Legacy Fund.