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Kids Talk About God

“Because Jesus knew some people were mean,” says Torie, 7.If you’ve ever watched any old western movies, you know that some people enjoy being mean.They wouldn’t have it any other way. Early in his ministry, Jesus performed miracles in Jerusalem.

Titans take second place at District 3 Volleyball tournament

By Mike Alan Steinfeldt After winning their first two matches in the District 3 Volleyball Tournament, the Drayton-Valley-Edinburg (D-V-E) Titans saw their magic dissipate in the Championship match with Park River-Fordville-Lankin.

Walsh County jail understaffed, re-classified

Officials with Walsh County last week announced that the Jail at the Law Enforcement Center is understaffed and can currently hold prisoners no longer than eight hours at a time.According to local reports, the head Jailer as well as one other jail employee was fired on or around Oct. 18.

Man arrested for selling meth at Motel 66

An initial court appearance for an Oklahoma man charged with three drug-related crimes in Pembina County was held Monday before Judge Kari Agotness in Northeast District Court in Cavalier.

North Dakota’s Badlands named one of National Geographic’s Best of the World: Where to Go in 2026

National Geographic today unveiled its annual list of the 25 most aweinspiring, meaningful and immersive travel experiences for the upcoming year.

DOT meetings concerning dangerous intersection

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has announced a pair of public meetings in Grand Forks to discuss changes to the dangerous intersection of Highway 2 and County Road 5.The DOT said they will be presenting new designs for the intersection.

Dakota Gardener: Bringing your green thumb indoors for the year

By Kelsey Deckert, Horticulture agent, NDSU Extension - Burleigh County Fall is among us and the change of temperatures has been very evident the past week. Gardens have been put to bed.