New ways to support Frost Fire Park

Park announces new opportunities to support the gem of the Pembina Gorge WALHALLA, N.D. - Frost Fire Park, although best known as a ski resort, presents something adventurous for everyone year round.

Exciting happenings this fall at Frost Fire Park

Hiking, scenic lift rides, and events happening at Frost Fire Park WALHALLA, N.D. Frost Fire Park is known for skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking - but the park has so much more to offer! During the month of September, Frost Fire Park is offering scenic hike and lift ride experiences.

Nodak Insurance gives back to Langdon Elementary

Nodak Insurance recently visited Langdon Elementary School to donate school supplies for the students. Ryan Beattie, an agent with Nodak, was on hand to help deliver the items along with his co-worker, LeeAnn Charon.

Statement from the Pembina County Board of Commissioners:

On July 16th, 2024, during a regularly scheduled public meeting, the Pembina County Commission voted in favor to switch dispatching services to State Radio. Ultimately, the Commission made this decision for the following reasons.

Community supports Edmore family after flames

Alongside flooding roads and wrecking havoc of harvest plans, Monday’s rainstorms, or more specifically - lightning - is being blamed for the destruction of a house in Edmore.

Pair from Cass County face series of charges

By The Borderland Press staff According to court records filed last week, Matthew Charles Albright of Fargo and Casey James Holwagner of Horace, both 26 years of age, were the subjects of a criminal complaint in Cavalier County.

988 Lifeline empowers supervisor to support employee's mental health

BISMARCK, ND - In a compelling display of leadership and compassion, a North Dakota construction supervisor's call to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has sparked an important conversation about mental health in the workplace.

Ostenrude Harvesting: A multigenerational operation

Ostenrude Harvesting is a custom combining operation based out of Hoople run by the father and son duo of Tim and John Ostenrude. They have been in business for close to 30 years. 'I think I've been on a combine since I was 8 years old.