Baesler seeks candidates for ND Board of Higher Education

State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler has urged North Dakotans to apply for two pending openings on the Board of Higher Education, which is the policymaking and advocacy board for the state’s 11 public colleges and universities.

Reverse snowbird

Greetings Dakota friends and neighbors. Enjoy each warm day as soon we will be celebrating the change of the season. I love the colorful leaves of Fall, truly no one can paint like ‘God the Father.

From the pastor’s desk

Last time we wrote of our tendency to focus our attention, time, energy, and emotions on the wrong things, thing such as food and clothing. Jesus tells us not to worry about these things because God will take care of us.

Prism of prose

The Book of Job is an amazing piece of literature. I have read through this book a few times in the last several years. I believe I have only grazed the surface of its meaning. It may appear to be randomly placed in the middle of the Old Testament.

Entrepreneurs make Drayton Airbnb a success

Adelaine's ‘Just in Case’ house has profitable three yearsBy Christine Jensen No matter how far we travel in life, there is always unification with family and ancestors. For one young woman from Tacoma, Washington, keeping those connections alive is extremely important.

Easton Larson focuses

Langdon man faces drug charges

At approximately 10:37 a.m. on Aug. 23, the Cavalier County Sheriff's office, the Lake Region Narcotics Task Force, and North Dakota Parole and Probation conducted a probation search at 1124 2nd St. in Langdon, N.D. Gary Denault, 56, resides at the address.

Park River schools to combine Pre-K and daycare in new building

Construction has been underway for nearly a month on the new, 2.5 million dollar Pre-K early learning center and daycare adjacent to the Park River Area School complex in Park River.Superintendent Aaron Schramm said he was approached about three years ago about the idea by some district members.