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06/10/2026
The Rebel Co-op is looking to fill a couple coaching positions for this fall.
The Rebel coop has the following coaching openings starting this fall.
Contact Mr. Schwartzenberger with any questions.
Visit the school website to apply.
06/10/2026
While you are enjoying this summer grilling season, don't forget to book your fall butcher appointments at Butcher's Edge!
📆Fall is right around the corner with our books filling up fast!
đź“ž(701) 493-MEAT is the number to schedule!
⏰Don’t wait!!
🥩Custom and Federally Inspected Openings!
06/10/2026
The first LaMoure County Market of the season is just a little over a month away!! This year the Market will rotate between Edgeley and Kulm!
✨ 2026 LaMoure County Market Season Announcement ✨
We’re excited to share what’s ahead for this year’s market season!
This year, we’re trying something new and expanding to Kulm for part of the summer! We’re looking forward to bringing the market to a new community while continuing our tradition in Edgeley.
We hope many of our current vendors will be willing to travel with us for some of the Kulm dates—and we’re also excited to welcome new vendors from the area!
đź“Ť Edgeley Market Dates - Weaver Park - by the pool
• July 13
• August 10
• September 14
đź“Ť Kulm Market Dates - Kulm Park - by the school
• July 27
• August 24
• September 28
If you’ve been thinking about joining the market, this is the perfect year to jump in—whether for one date or the full season!
đź“© Interested in becoming a vendor or have questions?
Email: [email protected]
Call/Text:
Katelynn Schwartzenberger – 701-830-0130
Brittany Sayler – 701-226-5814
We can’t wait to see everyone this summer and continue growing our amazing market community! 🌻
06/09/2026
It is a keep your eye to the sky and have a plan in place type of weather night!
⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER TIMING (JUNE 9TH) ⚠️
A severe thunderstorm are forecast to track from west to east and is expected to bring significant impacts across North Dakota this afternoon and evening. Please stay weather-aware and have multiple ways to receive warnings!
⏱️ Expected Timing:
3 PM – 6 PM CDT: Western ND (Williston, Dickinson, Bowman, Crosby)
5 PM – 9 PM CDT: Central ND (Minot, Bismarck, Washburn, Elgin)
7 PM – 11 PM CDT: James River Valley / Central-East ND (Harvey, Carrington, Jamestown, Ashley)
8 PM – Midnight CDT: Eastern ND (Devils Lake, Grand Forks, Fargo, Langdon)
Potential Impacts:
Hail: Up to the size of tennis balls
Winds: Damaging gusts as high as 80 mph
Tornadoes: A few tornadoes are possible, one or two of which could be strong
Action Item: Charge your devices, review your severe weather safety plan, and make sure your wireless emergency alerts are turned ON.
06/08/2026
06/08/2026
We are so excited to see all of your 4-H projects at our upcoming 4-H Achievement Days! Be sure to get them registered by 8am tomorrow morning. http://lc-achievementdays.fairentry.com
***Open to the public - swing by the mall during the week of June 22nd to check out all the talent we have right here in LaMoure County!
06/08/2026
NDDOT will begin mowing a seven-to-ten-foot clearance along shoulders of state highways starting in mid-June to July 1 depending on grass height.Additional mowing could take place sooner at highway intersections and in urban areas.
Adjacent landowners who plan to mow non-interstate ditches for hay should do so before the state mows these areas. Private mowing is not allowed in medians of four-lane highways.
06/08/2026
We're seeing tent caterpillar activity across the region, with some trees already showing noticeable defoliation. Eastern tent caterpillars build silky tents in branch crotches and commonly feed on chokecherry, apple, crabapple and cherry trees. Forest tent caterpillars, another common defoliator, don't build tents but can feed on many deciduous trees and shrubs.
Before you panic, remember that healthy, established trees can usually tolerate a season of feeding and recover. However, young, newly planted or stressed trees may be more vulnerable.
What can you do?
- Remove tents by hand when caterpillars are inside during cool weather or in the evening.
-Consider Bt products when caterpillars are small and actively feeding.
- Burning the tent and caterpillars is not recommended....it can do more damage to the tree.
The sooner you act, the better, tent caterpillars will continue feeding through June.
Read more about this in issue #7 of the NDSU Extension Crop and Pest Report - Forestry section https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/ag-topics/crop-production/crop-pest-report