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A Viking ship float honoring the late “Captain” Rodney Byron makes its way through Mountain during the Deuce of August parade. Photo by Larry Stokke

A Viking ship float honoring the late “Captain” Rodney Byron makes its way through Mountain during the Deuce of August parade. Photo by Larry Stokke

Mountain celebrates Icelandic heritage at 127th Deuce

Body MOUNTAIN, N.D. — Icelandic heritage, community traditions and family activities filled Mountain during the 127th annual Deuce of August Icelandic Celebration held July 31 through Aug.
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Unity Medical Center recruits future family physician

Body GRAFTON, N.D. — Unity Medical Center announced that Dr. Kenny Ryan has committed to joining its medical staff after completing his family medicine residency at Altru Health System in 2027.
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Submitted photo

Walhalla pool project reaches 85% fundraising mark

Body Construction is moving forward on Walhalla’s new swimming pool, with crews from My Aquatic making significant progress during their first week on site. As of July 26, fundraising for the project has reached 85% of its goal, with $1,190,223.20 raised.

Area student receives NDSU scholarships

Body Madalynn Steele, daughter of Cody and Melanie Steele of Hensel, received the Bison Merit Award, the Albin and Emma Anderson Memorial Scholarship and the Hulstrand Family Scholarship from North Dakota State University.
Lake Region State College’s first six surgical technology graduates. Photo courtesy of LRSC

Lake Region State College’s first six surgical technology graduates. Photo courtesy of LRSC

LRSC’s first surgical technology class graduates

Body DEVILS LAKE, N.D. — Lake Region State College is celebrating a milestone for health care education and workforce development as the college’s first surgical technology class has graduated, passed the necessary certification exams and secured employment.
Marcus Lewis is the newest Langdon City Commissioner, following his appointment Monday evening during the commis-

Marcus Lewis is the newest Langdon City Commissioner, following his appointment Monday evening during the commis-

Lewis appointed Langdon City Commissioner

Body sion's regular meeting. The Commission needed to fill the vacant seat left by Lawrence Henry after he was elected commission president in June.

Borderland BRIEFS

Body Highway 1 project completion pushed to Oct. 10 The North Dakota Department of Transportation has moved the expected completion date for the Highway 1 reconstruction project between Langdon and Nekoma from July 24 to Oct. 10.

Park River farmer joins North Dakota Soybean Council

Body Kevin Zikmund of Park River has been elected to the North Dakota Soybean Council, representing soybean producers in District 10, which includes Cavalier, Pembina and Walsh counties. Zikmund officially began his term July 1.