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Valley News & Views

From the pastor’s desk

The Jewish people have been the subject of hatred, expulsion from one country after another, and attempted extermination for thousands of years. The Germans, with their concentration camps and gas chambers, brought about the death of six million Jewish men, women, and children.
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Prism of prose

We see in the creation story how man fell out of a relationship with God through sin. Our all-knowing God already had a plan for reconciliation.Jesus came down to earth as a man, but he goes much deeper than this.
Drayton Music Department to host annual holiday concerts

Drayton Music Department to host annual holiday concerts

Drayton Music Department to host annual holiday concerts

The Drayton Music Department is getting ready to “sleigh” the season with its annual holiday concerts. This year’s performances will take place on Monday, Dec. 1, for grades 5–12, and Monday, Dec. 8, for grades K–4. Both concerts begin at 6:30 p.m.
Drayton elementary teacher of the month, Mrs. Katie Dahl.

Drayton elementary teacher of the month, Mrs. Katie Dahl.

Drayton Public School Teachers of the Month

The Bombers PTO continues to foster a culture of gratitude at Drayton Public School with a fun, student-led tradition that invites every child, from preschool through 12th grade, to vote for their favorite teacher each month.
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Valley News & Views

DPS October Students of the Month

The Drayton Education Association would like to announce the return of the DEA Student of the Month, with October’s outstanding students.
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Valley News & Views

State warns of unfair Medicare marketing practices

As concerns grow nationwide over unfair trade practices in the Medicare marketplace, the North Dakota Insurance Department is calling attention to tactics that could limit seniors’ access to unbiased advice and fair coverage options.
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Valley News & Views

Walsh County Commission votes to keep dispatch local

At its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4, the Walsh County Commission voted to keep its local dispatch department rather than having those services taken over by North Dakota State Radio in Bismarck, like Pembina County and other counties in the state have done recently.