Corn and soybean associations study: Farmers would suffer from trade wars

Body The National Corn Growers Association and the American Soybean Association found a tariff-induced trade war with China would “hurt” U.S. farmers, based on a jointly released study that pulled from 2018 tariffs data and GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s economic plans.

P&A is here to help: Empowering you and your vote

Body As we gear up for the upcoming election, the North Dakota Protection & Advocacy Project (P&A) emphasizes the critical right to vote for all citizens, especially those with disabilities.

Wandering in Walhalla

Body This week turned into Wandering in the Pembina Gorge. I’ve always loved photography but have only played around with it at a very amateur level.

Pembilier Nursing Center: Happy Halloween!

Body Happy Halloween from all of us at PNC! It’s hard to believe thst it’s already the end of October, which means Halloween is here. Halloween is one of our favorite days here at PNC.

Walhalla Public Library news

Body had fun. Crystal Anderson read two books.

Hello from Edmore!

Body Hello from the big city of Edmore. I'm back and hoping to share some of what's been going on in Edmore.

A Saint’s Shoutout: ‘Adopt A Student Program’ - supporting St. Alphonsus school families

Body At St. Alphonsus School, we believe in providing every child with the opportunity to receive a quality education grounded in faith and community. For some families, the cost of tuition can be a barrier, but we have a way to help—our Adopt A Student Program.

Heritage and happenings - The heart of a volunteer

Body As I was settling in to write a little something for the paper this week, I was reminded that October 28 is First Responders Day—a time to honor the dedication, bravery, and selflessness of those who protect our communities.

From the Pastor’s Desk:

Body The most basic concern of politics is about the ordering of relationships, about the way we live together and how we get along. It’s about people.

News Briefs

Body Two Langdon businesses fail tobacco check After receiving complaints, the Cavalier County Sheriff’s Department conducted a tobacco compliance check. According to the department, the checks took place at four separate locations in Langdon on Tuesday of last week.