Pembilier Nursing Center:

Body Hello from your friends at PNC! It is with both sadness and joy that I am announcing the retirement of one of our longest and much loved employees of PNC. Jean Hornung will retire at the end of April after 37 plus years of working here.

St. Alphonsus School: Counting down and looking ahead, a school year to remember

Body By the time you read this, we’ll be well into a countdown I’m not sure any of us truly feel ready for.

Wandering in Walhalla

Body Happy Spring… maybe? Even if it turns out to be another false spring, we did get a few beautiful days. Of course, Mother Nature wasn’t entirely on my side as we made the trek home Saturday night from the Sawyer Brown concert at Spirit Lake Casino.

Maple Manor and Wheatland Estates: March recap, greetings from Maple Manor and Wheatland Estates

Body We were sad to see February come to an end, as it marked the official retirement of Terry Henry from maintenance at Wheatland and Maple Manor. Even though he said “no” to any goodbye wishes, we all agreed he needed his own special cake decorated with a plunger and hammer.

From the Pastor’s Desk: Finding rest in the presence

Body In the rush of daily deadlines and endless 'to-do' lists, it is easy to feel like we are constantly running on empty.

Wonderland comes to life at Langdon Area Prom

Body Students from Langdon Area High School celebrate prom April 11 during Langdon Area Prom, themed “Down the Rabbit Hole,” inspired by Alice in Wonderland. The evening featured creative décor, formal attire and plenty of dancing.

Donate Life Month — Did you know?

Body Donate Life Month (April) is a national effort to encourage people to register as organ, eye and tissue donors and raise awareness about the lifesaving impact of donation.

Langdon Area Elementary students launch first-ever school newspaper

Body Students at Langdon Area Elementary School are making headlines of their own with the launch of the school’s first-ever, student-created newspaper - From the Nest.

ND Fact Brief

Body Do recreational drones need to be FAA-registered if they exceed a certain weight? Yes. Recreational drones weighing 250 grams (0.55 lbs) or more are required to be registered with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which costs $5 and is valid for three years.

The North Dakota News Cooperative

Body The North Dakota News Cooperative