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Katie Henry, Family and Community Wellness Agent, NDSU Extension – Cavalier County The other day I heard that the average person eats about 4500 calories on Thanksgiving Day, about 3000 of those at the main meal.
From the Pastor’s Desk: Two babes in a manger

From the Pastor’s Desk: Two babes in a manger

From the Pastor’s Desk: Two babes in a manger

Two babes in a manger In 1994, two Americans answered an invitation from the Russian Department of Education to teach morals and ethics (based on biblical principles) in the public schools. They were invited to teach at prisons, businesses, the fire and police departments, and a large orphanage.

Walhalla Senior Meals Menu

Monday, Dec. 2 Lemon Pepper Fish•Sweet Potatoes•Mixed Vegetables•Applesauce Tuesday, Dec.
HHS shares tips for staying happy and healthy this Thanksgiving season

HHS shares tips for staying happy and healthy this Thanksgiving season

HHS shares tips for staying happy and healthy this Thanksgiving season

BISMARCK, ND - To help North Dakotans enjoy good health and well-being as they gather this Thanksgiving season, North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) is sharing these tips on food safety, supporting friends and family in recovery, practicing gratitude and staying up to date on vaccinations.
Rolette County Commissioner Craig Poitra was jailed in Bottineau County after being arrested for the felony charge of corruption of a minor. (Photo courtesy of the Bottineau County Correctional Facility)

Rolette County Commissioner Craig Poitra was jailed in Bottineau County after being arrested for the felony charge of corruption of a minor. (Photo courtesy of the Bottineau County Correctional Facility)

Rolette County Commissioner arrested, charged with corruption of minor

Sitting Rolette County Commissioner Craig Poitra was arrested last week and charged with corruption of a minor age 15 to 17 by an adult age 22 or over, a Class C felony which carries a sentence of at least one year in prison.
DAKOTA DATEBOOK: Too Much Horseplay

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: Too Much Horseplay

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: Too Much Horseplay

December 5, 2024 – William Ross loved horses. For his whole life he was a horse trader and handler. Unfortunately, his love of horses grew so big that he became a successful horse thief. That is, until July of 1905.

North Dakota Game and Fish updates

Hunters should be aware of early ice The North Dakota Game and Fish Department cautions hunters to be wary of ice conditions. In some parts of the state, there are smaller waters that show the appearance of safe ice.