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“It’s a blessing to bless others”

Pembina employee receives once-in-a-lifetime award for ag application

Drayton Chief of Police, KodaBank Rep educate public on scams and fraud

Stolen van from Fargo found in Nekoma

Walsh County man booked after chase

Groundbreaking study reveals economic and social impact of $151.8 million from Nonprofi t Arts and Culture Sector in North Dakota

Fraud Watch: AI for good AND bad

Walhalla Building Center supports 49ers Shrine

Red River Farm Network

Ag producers should do year-end income tax planning

Strengthen ND accepting applications for the Strong Farm Incubator

Goehring announces availability of specialty crop grants

GRAIN ENTRAPMENT

An Eclectic Editor Don’t be shy…

Musings... No time for golf by Lyle Van Camp

My Two Cents | River fishing fun: Part 2 by Mike Alan Steinfeldt

Letter from the Publisher A month of Christmas

North Dakota Monitor to launch statewide news outlet

Commerce collaborates with Dalberg and Labor Mobility Partnerships to elevate legal immigration strategies

Mercer County deputy killed following a pursuit with a stolen vehicle

Regional Administrator Op-ed: Shopping small this holiday season supports North Dakota’s main street businesses

Prairie Doc® Perspective

Notes from Pembina County Public Health

Life in the slow lane?

Along the way

First SPARK “Pop-up” event scheduled SPARK Children’s Museum Newsletter Vol. 1

Basketball and winter events

DPS November Students of the Month

ND Child Support achieves record-high collection rate

From the pastor’s desk

Reverse snowbird

Prism of prose

Lady Titans beat Hillsboro-Central Valley, suffer first loss two days later

DVE boys win first game in new Class B format

There’s still time to help the CHRISTmas Helpers!

Snowmobile ND celebrates 50 years; state awaits adequate snowfall for trail openings

Record temps and record yields

Delightful Christmas Program presented at Drayton Public School

“Planting the seeds and letting them grow”

Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers