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Halloween is enjoyed by people of all ages, but few get a bigger kick out of the holiday than children. There are costumes to be worn, time spent with friends and the opportunity to collect free candy and other treats.

This fall, the Devils Lake movie theater Encore 301, located at 125 4th Street, will present a Fall Film Festival featuring the films of Daniel Bielinski. According to his website he is well known for Canticle Productions, a film production company dedicated to the telling of powerful stories of sacrifice, faith and perseverance that honor the land, history and people of North Dakota. It was founded by Bielinski, who has produced five feature films in North Dakota. He serves as Chair of Dramatic Arts at the University of Mary in Bismarck, where he lives with his wife and six children. He has an MFA in Theater Arts from Columbia University.

The latest hearing for ex-Devils Lake Police Officer Rey Hennen held via Zoom at Courtroom 1 in the Ramsey County Courthouse on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 3 p.m. revealed seven new charges for the defendant, including one for felony sexual assault.

Executive Director of the Devils Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Suzie Kenner welcomed the crowd gathered at the Devils Lake Elks Club Wednesday to celebrate the achievements of its 99th year.

Ronda Rousey has many accolades to her name: the first American woman to medal in Olympic judo by winning bronze in 2008, judo gold medalist at the Pan American Games, MMA champion, WWE champion and author

I feel truly privileged to greet you all as the new editor of the Devils Lake Journal. Getting to this point in my career was a long time in the making. While my passion for journalism began with my father, pioneering broadcast news anchor Max Robinson, it took a while for me to take that leap into becoming a member of the Fourth Estate.

Let me refresh your memory.

Farmers heavily reliant on coverage through the Affordable Care Act marketplace are likely to see out-of-pocket health insurance premium payments rise more than 75% on average in 2026.

DLPS Superintendent Ned Clooten presided over the ribbon cutting for the brand new Ag Center and marked the Lake Area Career and Technical Center’s celebration of 50 years on Monday afternoon, Oct. 6.

Signature orange school buses brought approximately 250 eighth graders from throughout this part of North Dakota to Ft. Totten State Historic Site for Living History Day 2025 last month.