Thank a Farmer or Rancher Contest

“Thank a Farmer or Rancher” is the title of a new statewide essay contest. All students in the fourth and fifth grades anywhere in the state are encouraged to enter this contest and explain why in 100 words or less. This could be an individual effort or a class project.

Pembilier Nursing Center:

Greetings from all of us at PNC! This year, PNC has invited the local elementary classes from North Border School in Walhalla to come hang out with the residents. Each class can pick a date and time that works best for them.

Heritage and happenings - Ooky spooky history

The Fourth of July merchandise had barely left the shelves when stores started filling up with fall decorations— Halloween costumes and accessories taking center stage. Halloween seems to be one of those holidays people either love or hate. As for me, it’s always been one of my favorites.

Wandering in Walhalla

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

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. Both are available for free at Cavalier County Health District.

Walhalla Senior Meals Menu

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

Cavalier County Senior Menu

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

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: The Mid-Continental Railroad

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

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

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.