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A young red fox pauses for a look after wandering into the yard of Sheri Boettcher near Mount Carmel. Photo by Sheri Boettcher

A young red fox pauses for a look after wandering into the yard of Sheri Boettcher near Mount Carmel. Photo by Sheri Boettcher

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Borderland photographers showcase nature's beauty

News Staff
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Readers responded to a call for Nature Photography Day submissions on The Borderland Press Facebook page, and these three photos earned a place in this week's paper..
The beautifully restored interior of Walhalla's historic Walla Theatre awaits audiences this summer as Frost Fire Summer Theatre returns to the landmark venue for its production of Come From Away. Originally opened in 1949, the theater has served as a centerpiece for arts and entertainment in the community for generations. Submitted photo

The beautifully restored interior of Walhalla's historic Walla Theatre awaits audiences this summer as Frost Fire Summer Theatre returns to the landmark venue for its production of Come From Away. Originally opened in 1949, the theater has served as a centerpiece for arts and entertainment in the community for generations. Submitted photo

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Frost Fire summer season brings music, theater and opportunities to the region

Sarah Overby, Editor
Thursday, June 25, 2026
WALHALLA — Frost Fire Summer Theatre is preparing for a busy summer season filled with live theater, community outreach and expanded arts opportunities, highlighted by its production of the Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical Come From Away.
Langdon Hardware & Rental celebrated 20 years of serving the community June 16-20 with special promotions, food fresh off the grill and homemade ice cream. The locally owned business thanked customers for two decades of support during the anniversary celebration. Submitted photo

Langdon Hardware & Rental celebrated 20 years of serving the community June 16-20 with special promotions, food fresh off the grill and homemade ice cream. The locally owned business thanked customers for two decades of support during the anniversary celebration. Submitted photo

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Langdon Hardware celebrates 20 years of serving the community

Sarah Overby, Editor
Thursday, June 25, 2026
What began as a vision to provide quality products and dependable service has grown into one of Langdon's most familiar and trusted businesses. Langdon Hardware recently celebrated its 20th anniversary with a weeklong event featuring sales, giveaways, food fresh off the grill and homemade ice cream.
Photo courtesy of Pembina Gorge State Recreation Area and North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department.

Photo courtesy of Pembina Gorge State Recreation Area and North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department.

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Pembina Gorge State Park welcomes first campers

Sarah Overby, Editor
Thursday, June 18, 2026
A historic milestone was reached this week as Pembina Gorge State Park welcomed its first campers, marking the beginning of a new chapter for outdoor recreation in northeastern North Dakota.
A sign marking the U.S.-Canada border is pictured on a rainy day near Dunseith, North Dakota. (Photo by Mary Steurer/North Dakota Monitor)

A sign marking the U.S.-Canada border is pictured on a rainy day near Dunseith, North Dakota. (Photo by Mary Steurer/North Dakota Monitor)

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Fewer Canadian visits hinders North Dakota tourism, report says

North Dakota Monitor Staff
Thursday, June 18, 2026
A steep decline in Canadian travel took its toll on North Dakota tourism, a new report shows. According to the research by the private company Tourism Economics, North Dakota had 25.6 million visitors in 2025, a 2.6% decrease from the previous year.

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Borderland cities settle local races in June elections

Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Many Borderland cities conducted municipal elections alongside the primary election on Tuesday, June 9. Most, though not all, city races were included on county ballots. Election results are considered unofficial until the canvassing process is complete in the coming weeks.
Program brings breast cancer screenings closer to home

Program brings breast cancer screenings closer to home

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Program brings breast cancer screenings closer to home

News Staff
Thursday, June 18, 2026
BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota Health and Human Services has announced a new $1.5 million funding opportunity to support a mobile mammography unit serving rural and underserved communities in western North Dakota.

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Highway 1 project draws statewide attention

Sarah Overby, Editor
Thursday, June 18, 2026
The ongoing Highway 1 reconstruction project between Langdon and Nekoma has become a topic of statewide discussion as motorists, farmers and local officials continue to voice concerns about road conditions and travel challenges.
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