Local Radio
A young woman from Fertile is volunteering at the Minnesota State Fair this week. Sidney Erickson is working with the Miracle of Birth Center. More than 200 calves, piglets and lambs will be born at the Miracle of Birth Center during the State Fair’s 12 day run.
FERTILE, MN— At this week’s Fertile City Council meeting, the Council took a first step toward hiring a new administrator for the Fair Meadow Nursing Home. Fertile City Administrator Lisa Liden explains. Liden was asked what it would cost to hire the search firm. The administrator position at Fair Meadow Nursing Home has been vacant…
Read more
Kids aren’t the only ones who think about the first day at a new school. Teachers do, too. Angie Larson will be teaching science at Ada-Borup-West. She tells us about coming to Ada. Then there’s Noah Monson, who will be starting his first full-time teaching job, teaching health and physical education at Ada-Borup-West. He says…
Read more
There are a lot of happy wild rice harvesters on the White Earth Reservation. White Earth Wild Rice Manager Cliff Crowell says the harvest so far has been excellent. Crowell explains what the return rate is. Crowell says the wild rice harvest could continue for another month, weather permitting.
You’ve probably seen the new Norman County Highway Department building on the north side of Ada. Norman County Engineer Keith Berndt gives R&J News an update on construction. Berndt says the project has been going well. R&J News will continue to update you on the progress of the new Norman County Highway Department building.
Two people are under arrest and facing several possible charges after a police chase from Fargo into Moorhead. Moorhead Police say they were notified about a stolen vehicle entering the city from Fargo just before 1 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 29. Officers in Fargo say they tried to stop the stolen car, but it took…
Read more
FERTILE, MN—The Fertile City Council held a special meeting Monday night to discuss change orders to the Community Center renovation. Fertile City Administrator Lisa Liden says the Council approved spending approximately $7500 for roof repairs. Meanwhile, the Council took no action on a proposal to change some of the new windows being installed at the…
Read more
The Ada-Borup-West Elementary and High Schools are having an open house Wednesday night from 5 to 7pm. Ada-Borup-West Elementary Principal Bree Triplett tells us about it. Triplett goes on to say there will be something important for new sixth graders on Wednesday. The sixth grade orientation starts at 5:00 Wednesday in the Auditorium. Ada-Borup-West High…
Read more
HALSTAD, MN— Vibrant Salon and the Zone on 75 are teaming up Tuesday to hold a Halstad Harvest Market. Kristi Melting, the organizer of the Harvest Market, tells us it’s taking place at The Zone on 75. Melting says her group wants to have more of these events in Halstad next year. Again, the Halstad…
Read more
A woman from rural White Earth has been charged with 3rd degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. 46-year-old Carol Jean Nelson was charged on Friday, August 25. According to police, 35-year-old Jude Duane Beauchamp JR of rural White Earth was found dead on March 13. The medical examiner determined the cause of death was fentanyl toxicity. …
Read more