Author: Joe Lancello

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Former Vikings Punter Neil Clabo Dies

Former Minnesota Vikings punter Neil Clabo has died at age 71.  He died Wednesday from complications of Alzheimer’s disease.  Clabo was the Vikings’ punter from 1975 to 1977 and was a member of the Vikings team that played in Super Bowl XI.  He was also named to the Pro Football Writers Association All-Rookie Team in…
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July 11, 2024 0

Red Cross Needs Blood Donors

The American Red Cross is asking you to donate blood.  Sue Thesenga with the Red Cross of Minnesota and the Dakotas says they’re offering an incentive for you to give blood. Thesenga also reminds you that every two seconds, someone needs blood.  For more information on donating blood, or to make an appointment, call 1-800-RED…
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July 11, 2024 0

Ada A’s Edge Dilworth 7-6

MOORHEAD, MN— The Ada A’s exploded for five runs in the first inning and held on to defeat Dilworth 7-6 Wednesday night at Matson Field in Moorhead. The A’s had six hits in that first inning off Dilworth starting pitcher Grant Anderson.  Ethan Opsahl and Jake Osowski both had 2 rbi doubles in that inning,…
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July 10, 2024 0

Hillsboro Airport Fly-In Thursday

HILLSBORO, ND—Want to get an up-close look at airplanes?  The Hillsboro Airport is giving you a chance to do that Thursday evening.  Devon Cote is manager of the Hillsboro Airport. Cote says there will be an added attraction. The Hillsboro Airport Fly-in starts at 5pm Thursday with flights, weather permitting, starting at 7pm.


July 10, 2024 0

Barnesville City Council Meets

BARNESVILLE, MN—There was a visitor at Monday night’s Barnesville City Council meeting. Barnesville City Administrator Jeremy Cossette says the Council also made a decision that affects customers of Barnesville Telephone Company. Cossette says Barnesville Telephone customers who used to get an internet discount with long distance service will still get that discount if they get…
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July 10, 2024 0

Make It To The Lake In Lengby

For the second straight year, there’s going to be a Make It To The Lake event in Lengby. Kayla Heller, one of the organizers, says while there were two different days last year, this year, there’s just one. Heller says there will also be a concession stand that will feature some nostalgic candy.  Make It…
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July 10, 2024 0

Riverview LLP Open House

HALSTAD, MN—Dozens of people came to the Landmark in Halstad Tuesday afternoon to learn more about the proposed Herberg Dairy in Traill County.  Riverview LLP, owners of Waukon Dairy near Gary, are planning to build a $180 million dairy operation southeast of Hillsboro.  This dairy would be home for 25,000 cows—more than double North Dakota’s…
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July 9, 2024 0

Soil Health Field Day Wednesday Near Hawley

We worry about our own health, our kids’ health and our pets’ health.  Agriculture producers are also concerned about the health of their soil.  The Clay County Soil and Water Conservation District and Minnesota Soil Health Coalition will be hosting a soil health field day Wednesday near Hawley.  Gabe Foltz with the Soil and Water…
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July 9, 2024 0

Fertile City Council Meeting

At Monday night’s meeting, the Fertile City Council approved a data practice policy for people who want copies of public data.  Fertile City Administrator Lisa Liden: Also at Monday’s meeting, City financial records show the City-owned Fair Meadow nursing home is running at a loss.  From October 2023 through May of this year, the nursing…
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July 9, 2024 0

Polk County’s Share Of Opioid Settlement Funds

On Monday’s “Food For Thought” program on KKCQ, Polk County Commissioner Joan Lee spoke about the County’s share of money from the state’s settlement with companies that make and distribute opioids.  Lee says so far, Polk County has received just over $550,000.  But getting that money will be complicated. Lee says distributing the money to…
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July 9, 2024 0