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Cavalier County 4-H members pose with the projects and awards they received during 4-H Achievement Day on June 16 at the Langdon Research Extension Center.

Cavalier County 4-H members pose with the projects and awards they received during 4-H Achievement Day on June 16 at the Langdon Research Extension Center.

Cavalier County 4-H members showcase projects at Achievement Day

Cavalier County 4-H members gathered June 16 for 4-H Achievement Day at the Langdon Research Extension Center, where they proudly displayed projects completed throughout the year and were recognized for their hard work and accomplishments.
annual Missoula Children's Theatre residency June 23-27. Twenty-seven area youth spent the week rehearsing and performing The Emperor's New Clothes, continuing a tradition that has brought children's theater opportunities to the community for four decades. Submitted photo

annual Missoula Children's Theatre residency June 23-27. Twenty-seven area youth spent the week rehearsing and performing The Emperor's New Clothes, continuing a tradition that has brought children's theater opportunities to the community for four decades. Submitted photo

Missoula Children's Theatre returns to Milton for 40th year

MILTON — The Little Star Theatre celebrated a milestone June 26-27 as it hosted its 40th annual Missoula Children's Theatre production. Twenty-seven area youth participated in this year's production of The Emperor's New Clothes.
Weather halts Brick Mine Motoclimb

Weather halts Brick Mine Motoclimb

Weather halts Brick Mine Motoclimb

Riders took to the hills and competition was underway before wet weather forced organizers to halt the remainder of the weekend's activities. Photos by Larry Stokke.
Munich's new downtown mural celebrates the community's history, heritage and agricultural roots through colorful images representing agriculture, local traditions, recreation and small-town life. Photo by Larry Stokke

Munich's new downtown mural celebrates the community's history, heritage and agricultural roots through colorful images representing agriculture, local traditions, recreation and small-town life. Photo by Larry Stokke

Munich celebrates history, community with new downtown mural

Residents and visitors have a colorful new landmark to admire in downtown Munich as the community officially unveiled a mural celebrating the town's history, heritage and agricultural roots. The ceremony was held the evening of Wednesday, June 24.
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HIDE & SEEK!

10 patriotic symbols are hidden throughout this week's paper. Can you find them all? Look for the Statue of Liberty, Uncle Sam's Hat, Bald Eagle, Liberty Bell, Soldier, George Washington, American Flag, Firecracker, Drum and Balloons.
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From NDSCS to 55 years in business: Stein Auto Body celebrates milestone

After graduating from North Dakota State College of Science in June 1971 for auto body, brothers and NDSCS alumni Kevin and Cregg Stein turned their education and determination into a lifelong career by launching Stein Auto Body Inc. What began as a small operation on the family farm grew into a...
Jeff Moe of North Border School, right, is recognized as the 2026 Pembina County Teacher of the Year by North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction Levi Bachmeier during a ceremony in Bismarck. Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction. Submitted photo

Jeff Moe of North Border School, right, is recognized as the 2026 Pembina County Teacher of the Year by North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction Levi Bachmeier during a ceremony in Bismarck. Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction. Submitted photo

Braunberger, Moe named county teachers of the year

Two local educators were recently recognized for their dedication to students and their profession after being named 2026 County Teacher of the Year.
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks from the Cross Hall of the White House on April 1, 2026 in Washington, D.C. Trump is set to visit North Dakota on July 1 ahead of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. (Photo by Alex Brandon-Pool/Getty Images)

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks from the Cross Hall of the White House on April 1, 2026 in Washington, D.C. Trump is set to visit North Dakota on July 1 ahead of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. (Photo by Alex Brandon-Pool/Getty Images)

President Donald Trump to visit North Dakota July 1 ahead of Roosevelt library opening

President Donald Trump will visit the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in western North Dakota on July 1, Freedom 250 announced this weekend. Trump will join other “distinguished guests” at the library in Medora, the announcement said.