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The crew from B & S Construction from Drayton is handling the building project. Photo by Andrea Johnston

The crew from B & S Construction from Drayton is handling the building project. Photo by Andrea Johnston

Local business expands

The storage units located at the south end of Main in Drayton are owned by CK Stor All. Currently, they are at capacity; however, there is still a need for more rentable storage in Drayton.
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Who?

With the year coming to an end, the U.S. Department of Labor is eager to return $57,865 in wages recovered by its Wage and Hour Division to 145 North Dakota workers and encourages people to use the Workers Owed Wages online tool to find wages that may be owed.
Map courtesy of NDDOT.

Map courtesy of NDDOT.

Rendezvous Region Scenic Backway

NDDOT, NDPRD, and Cavalier County partner to apply for grant to pave portion of highwayLetters of support are being garnered for a project which would pave five miles of Highway 55 near the Pembina Gorge.
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House fire in Langdon leads to complete loss

Alarms went off a short time after 3:45 in the afternoon on Sunday , Nov 17 on the report of a house fire on Langdon’s 16th Street.Police, fire and EMT crews quickly mobilized and found themselves outside the residence of one of their own, EMT service member Lorraine Gage.
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Three men charged in ‘tap to pay’ scam

Two suspects from New York State and another suspect with no known address were arrested last week and are awaiting court appearances in Northeast District Court.22-year-old Keyshawn G.
RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

RED RIVER FARM NETWORK

Agriculture Secretary nominee Brooke Rollins led President Trump’s Domestic Policy Council and has White House experience with domestic and global environmental issues. Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt appreciates her international credentials.
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NDFB President Daryl Lies calls for action at 82nd annual meeting

“What does advocacy for agriculture look like? It looks like NDFB!” declared NDFB President Daryl Lies, as he addressed attendees at the general opening session of the 82nd Annual Meeting, held November 22-23 at the Bismarck Hotel and Convention Center.
The above soil sample has less soil organic matter than the bottom soil sample due to management. (NDSU photo)

The above soil sample has less soil organic matter than the bottom soil sample due to management. (NDSU photo)

Why take steps to improve soil organic matter?

As fall brings cooler temperatures, parts of North Dakota are experiencing low soil moisture, affecting both plants and soil microbes. Lower temperatures and moisture levels slow soil microbial activity and decrease microbial populations.
The North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network will be among the topics during this year’s Central Dakota Ag Day. (NDSU photo)

The North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network will be among the topics during this year’s Central Dakota Ag Day. (NDSU photo)

Central Dakota Ag Day brings federal ag policy insights to Carrington

This year’s Central Dakota Ag Day promises an outstanding lineup of speakers, including a keynote presenter who will address federal agricultural policies and their impact on local producers.The event, organized annually by North Dakota State University Extension, will be held on Monday, Dec.