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K-12 Education
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Quality of Life
What can you say about the quality of life in a place that lists hunting and fishing as major industries? Along with small town friendliness, you’ll find big town amenities. Area casinos offer big name entertainment. Community theatrical and musical groups provide frequent performances and there are many other cultural and historical events, from ballets to pow wows. You haven’t seen sports until you’ve seen Class B basketball! Plus, we are just a short distance to larger cities and a whole other country for that occasional get-away.
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Healthcare
A full range of health care services is vital to a secure future for the Devils Lake Region Partnership communities, and we are fortunate to be served by hospitals and clinics in Cando, Devils Lake, Langdon and Rolla. Our medical centers are enhanced by satellite clinics in the smaller communities, ambulance and quick response teams, visiting specialists, health and wellness programs and partnerships with medical centers that are located in major urban cities. Long-term care facilities are located throughout the region as well. In addition, the Center for Rural Health at the University of North Dakota plays a key role through its’ mission of “connecting resources and knowledge to strengthen the health of people in rural communities
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Housing
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Recreation
Recreation is abundant in the Devils Lake Region during all four seasons. As a matter of fact, that’s what we claim – Four Season’s of Adventure! From family activities to the individual preference, you can and will stay busy in the Devils Lake Region. The beautiful Pembina Gorge area will take your breath away during autumn and winter as you ski down the hills of Frost Fire Mountain. The spectacular sunsets, waving grain and bountiful gardens at Churchs Ferry and the International Peace Garden will certainly please your eye, and the lake which is an envy to many, Devils Lake is just waiting to entertain you both summer and winter as you fish or enjoy many other water activities. Camping is enjoyed by many through out the summer season throughout the region and the number of campsites one can visit during the summer will keep you busy all season! Rainy days will provide you with some much needed rest and an opportunity to visit the indoor museums located in each of the communities – many have more than one that will allow you to escape back into time and relive the life of our predecessors in this wonderful country. The Native American culture can be enjoyed at both the Spirit Lake Nation around Fort Totten and the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in Belcourt. Hopefully, one can take in the sites and sounds of a traditional Indian Pow-Wow or simply visit an interpretive center to more fully appreciated the beautiful culture. Hunting is more seasonal, but brings a multitude of people to the area to not only enjoy the pursuit of the hunted, but the camaraderie of the hunting party and relaxing after the long day. Many in the area hunt pheasant, geese, ducks, deer and the occasional moose. Evening culture is also available in the Devils Lake Region, whether you enjoy live musical concerts, live theater or listening to fantastic speakers to attending continuing education classes for you own education – your mind, body and soul will find ways to grow and enjoy with the recreation opportunities in the Devils Lake Region!
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