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It’s a family affair at the Toy Show in Langdon: Daughter Jenny Schrader joins her parents, Mike and Connie Schrader, at their booth over the weekend after getting everything set up and ready for visitors. Photo by Larry Stokke

It’s a family affair at the Toy Show in Langdon: Daughter Jenny Schrader joins her parents, Mike and Connie Schrader, at their booth over the weekend after getting everything set up and ready for visitors. Photo by Larry Stokke

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Nineteen years strong: Langdon Toy Show blends nostalgia and community

Sarah Hinnenkamp
Thursday, February 19, 2026
Body For nearly two decades, the annual toy show in Langdon has been more than a marketplace - it’s been a reunion. This year marked the 19th annual show for vendor Mike Schrader, who has been involved since the very beginning.
Pictured are Donna Henderson, Kent Weston, and Kathy Frelich. Photo by Charlene Gray

Pictured are Donna Henderson, Kent Weston, and Kathy Frelich. Photo by Charlene Gray

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District 15 Republicans endorse incumbents

News Staff
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Body STARKWEATHER, N.D. - District 15 Republicans held their endorsing convention Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Lutheran Church in Starkweather, drawing a turnout of approximately 75 attendees from across the district, which includes Devils Lake, Cando, and Langdon.
USDA announces appointment of ND soybean producer to the United Soybean Board

USDA announces appointment of ND soybean producer to the United Soybean Board

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USDA announces appointment of ND soybean producer to the United Soybean Board

News Staff
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Body FARGO, N.D. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced earlier this month the appointment of North Dakota soybean producer Rob Rose of Wimbledon to serve on the United Soybean Board (USB). Rose will serve a three-year term, which began Feb. 6.
Former North Dakota First Lady to co-chair national addiction recovery effort

Former North Dakota First Lady to co-chair national addiction recovery effort

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Former North Dakota First Lady to co-chair national addiction recovery effort

News Staff
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Body WASHINGTON, D.C. - Former North Dakota first lady Kathryn Burgum has been asked to help lead a new national initiative aimed at improving the country’s response to substance abuse, according to an executive order released in Washington.
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