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Pembina Honor Society students volunteered with Ronald McDonald House Charities, helping prepare meals and delivering donations collected by Pembina School students, including nearly 20 pounds of pop tabs and more than 100 donated items. Submitted photo

Pembina Honor Society students volunteered with Ronald McDonald House Charities, helping prepare meals and delivering donations collected by Pembina School students, including nearly 20 pounds of pop tabs and more than 100 donated items. Submitted photo

Students give back at RMHC

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Schuler receives scholarship

Schuler receives scholarship

Schuler receives scholarship through P.E.O. Chapter U

Body Brenna Schuler, daughter of Jeremy and Lisa Schuler, was awarded the Jane A. Taylor North Dakota Scholarship this spring. Brenna is attending the University of North Dakota and studying accounting.
Members of the Langdon Area High School Class of 2026 pose for a photo with the future graduating Class of 2037 kindergarten students during a special full-circle moment celebrating past memories and future milestones. Photo by Larry Stokke

Members of the Langdon Area High School Class of 2026 pose for a photo with the future graduating Class of 2037 kindergarten students during a special full-circle moment celebrating past memories and future milestones. Photo by Larry Stokke

2026 Senior Class and the Class of 2037

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On May 12, Staff members at Langdon Prairie Health showed off their pajama spirit during Hospital Week celebrations. During National Hospital Week, we extend our appreciation to the dedicated staff at Langdon Prairie Health for the care, compassion and commitment they provide to our community every day. From emergency care and clinic services to long hours behind the scenes, their work plays an important role in keeping our region healthy and supported. Submitted photo.

On May 12, Staff members at Langdon Prairie Health showed off their pajama spirit during Hospital Week celebrations. During National Hospital Week, we extend our appreciation to the dedicated staff at Langdon Prairie Health for the care, compassion and commitment they provide to our community every day. From emergency care and clinic services to long hours behind the scenes, their work plays an important role in keeping our region healthy and supported. Submitted photo.

LPH celebrates Hospital Week with Pajama Day

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Prairie Doc® Perspective: Pump handles and public health

Prairie Doc® Perspective: Pump handles and public health

Prairie Doc Perspective: Pump handles and public health

Body Health care is often thought of as something that happens one patient at a time in a clinic or hospital. Public health takes a broader view and is focused on improving the health of entire populations.