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Livestock exhibitors must follow the North Dakota State Board of Animal Health regulations. (NDSU photo)

Livestock exhibitors must follow the North Dakota State Board of Animal Health regulations. (NDSU photo)

Exhibitors must follow regulations when bringing project animals into North Dakota

Body While the groundhog has forecast six more weeks of winter, livestock exhibitors around the state are looking forward to the summer show season. In early 2026, many exhibitors will attend show animal sales in other states, searching for an animal to bring home the blue ribbon.

Armstrong proclaims Grain Bin Safety Week in North Dakota

Body BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong proclaimed this past week as Grain Bin Safety Week in the State of North Dakota, highlighting the importance of protecting agricultural workers in one of the state’s most vital industries.

Project Kindness Scholarship available

Body LANGDON, N.D. - Maverick 105 and its family of radio stations and newspapers owned by Simmons Multimedia are making scholarships available to students on both sides of the border with Project Kindness.
Kelsy crowns Queen Gerry. Submitted photo

Kelsy crowns Queen Gerry. Submitted photo

Pembilier Nursing Center:

Body Bonjour de la part de vos amis! Last week, PNC celebrated Valentine’s Day. Each year, it is a tradition to crown a Valentine king and queen selected by votes cast by residents and staff.
Area students participated in the Pembina County Spelling Bee. Photo by Jamie Rarick

Area students participated in the Pembina County Spelling Bee. Photo by Jamie Rarick

Pembina County students advance to regional, state spelling bees

Body The 2026 Pembina County Spelling Bee was held on Wednesday, Feb. 11, in the Farmers Room of the courthouse. Area schools hold a local spelling bee, with the top three students advancing to the County Spelling Bee.
2026 Cavalier County Crop Improvement Association and Lynn Ring Family Farm Scholarship announce recipient

2026 Cavalier County Crop Improvement Association and Lynn Ring Family Farm Scholarship announce recipient

2026 Cavalier County Crop Improvement Association and Lynn Ring Family Farm Scholarship announce recipient

Body The Cavalier County Crop Improvement Association awarded both the Cavalier County Crop Improvement Association Scholarship and Lynn Ring Family Farm Scholarship to Tanner McDonald. Each scholarship is worth $500 for a total of $1,000 awarded.

Health Tip

Body Provided by Cavalier County Health District Addiction is a complex diseasejust like heart disease, cancer, or diabetes. Reducing stigma starts with open, compassionate conversations about addiction and mental health. Change begins with us. Learn more at www.cdc.