NEWS BRIEFS

Walhalla man faces terrorizing charges after firearm incidentA 67-year-old Walhalla man has been charged with two felony counts of terrorizing and one misdemeanor count of carrying a concealed firearm following an incident at a Walhalla business on June 7.

Department of Financial Institutions releases Crypto ATM FAQs

The North Dakota Department of Financial Institutions has released a new financial literacy resource on crypto ATMs, now available on its website, to help residents understand how these machines work, what protections state law provides, how to avoid scams, and how to verify licensed operators.

St. Thomas celebrates the past, present, and future June 18-21

Residents, former residents, and visitors are invited to celebrate community spirit, reconnect with old friends, and enjoy a weekend full of activities during St. Thomas Daze, scheduled for June 18-21.

Remains discovered during governor's residence project

Human remains and coffin fragments were discovered during construction near the North Dakota Governor's Residence in May, prompting a temporary work stoppage in the area. State archaeologists believe as many as nine additional grave sites may be located nearby.

USDA unveils new framework for migratory big game conservation

The U.S. Department of Agriculture unveiled a new framework for migratory big game conservation, bringing together federal, state and tribal partners across 17 states to address threats to species such as elk, pronghorn and mule deer.

RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

NWS found in South Texas – For the cattle industry, the most significant border crossing in decades has happened. New World Screwworm has been confirmed in a three-week-old calf 30 miles northeast of the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas.

Steele awarded 2026 PCCIA Scholarship

The Pembina County Crop Improvement Association Board of Directors has selected Madalynn Kay Steele as the 2026 PCCIA Scholarship recipient.

Echoes from the past | June 11-17

A look back at national, state and local history from this week in years past.National History - various sourcesJune 14, 1775 - The Continental Congress authorized the formation and enlistment of expert riflemen to form a company and serve the United Colonies for one year.

Bowesmont lives

On Wednesday, Merv and Phyllis Holter and Saralee Hoselton were among the audience for the Scandanavian music provided by “Project Constellation” at the Sugar Bowl Senior Citizens’ Center.

Along the way | More mercy

Walking through the constantly changing topography of our lives, we are shown the grace filled allocations of our beliefs through the concept and perceptions of our days. Finding strength through the changes and faith beyond doubt is a constant practice in acceptance and understanding.