Wandering in Walhalla

Body Looking at the forecast ahead, I think we have now made it to that time of year where you are freezing in the morning and then potentially sweating by the afternoon (or at least I am).

Health Tip

Body Provided by Cavalier County Health District This Halloween keep kids safe by disposing of unwanted medications that may look like candy. Deterra and DisposeRx are used to safely deactivate and dispose of unwanted medications.

Walhalla Senior Meals Menu

Body Monday, Oct. 28 Swiss Steak•Mashed Potatoes•Glazed Carrots•Mandarin Oranges Tuesday, Oct.

Cavalier County Senior Menu

Body Cavalier County Senior Meals & Services, Langdon Monday, Oct. 28 Pork Chop/Parslied Potatoes/ Creamed Carrots/Fruit Tuesday, Oct.

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: The Mid-Continental Railroad

Body October 29, 2024 – Like most states, North Dakota was built on dreams. On this date in 1970, one of those dreams came to an end.

Northern Lights Arts Council Art Student of the Month

Body Nora VanHeerden 8th grader at St. Alphonsus Daughter of Karie Christianson This piece was done in the ‘Neurographic’ art style..

Wahpeton man makes initial appearance in Grand Forks

Body Wahpeton resident Mark Steven Crompton, 43, made his initial appearance via Zoom in Grand Forks County court on Thursday. Crompton was wanted on three arrest warrants for alleged thefts which took place in May of this year.

Preliminary hearing held for man facing array of charges after chase

Body A preliminary hearing was held on Monday for Grand Forks resident Derek Ray Fuglem, 37, who garnered eight felonies, four misdemeanors, and two infractions after an incident with Grand Forks Police on Sept. 10.

NDDOT holds public input meeting concerning floods

Body Last week at the Minto Community Center, NDDOT held a public input meeting in regards to the Northern Red River Flood Study. The study focuses on how flooding impacts roads and highways from northern Grand Forks to the Canadian border.

Certificate allows high schoolers to work as classroom aides

Body BISMARCK, N.D. – State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler has said North Dakota high school students who are interested in education careers may take classes to prepare them for classroom teaching.