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Precipitation & Markets

Rainfall around the Red River Valley has been scattered…with some areas getting more than others.  Allison Thompson with The Money Farm in Ada says the differences in rainfall are affecting the markets. Thompson was speaking on KRJB’s Farm and Field Show, which airs Wednesday afternoons from 2 until 5.


June 9, 2023 0

Seyfried, Saure Re-elected To Central Valley School Board

Both incumbents running for re-election to the Central Valley School Board won their respective races Tuesday.  David Seyfried was re-elected to the Area 4 seat and Greg Saure was re-elected in Area 7.  Both candidates ran unopposed.  


June 8, 2023 0

Fertile Car Show Saturday

Downtown Fertile will be filled with classic cars this Saturday at the ninth annual Fertile Car Show.  Fertile City Administrator Lisa Liden was asked how many classic cars are expected on Saturday. Liden says Fertile’s city wide rummage sale will also take place on Saturday. There will also be a pancake breakfast Saturday from 8am…
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June 8, 2023 0

Fargo Man Arrested For DUI, Resisting Arrest

FARGO, ND—A Fargo man has been charged with DUI and other crimes after his SUV rear-ended a semi Tuesday afternoon in Fargo.  The North Dakota Highway Patrol says Guillermo Cruz of Hialeah, Florida was westbound on I-94 shortly after 5pm when he turned off on the 45th Street exit and was stopped at a red…
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June 7, 2023 0

Humphrey On Choosing Moe As Running Mate

In 1998, Skip Humphrey ran for Minnesota Governor with State Senator Roger Moe of Ada as his choice for Lieutenant Governor.  During last week’s dedication of the Roger Moe Library at the University of Minnesota-Crookston, Humphrey told R&J Broadcasting’s Joe Lancello why he wanted Moe to be his running mate. Roger Moe later ran for…
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June 7, 2023 0

Soybean Growers Give Shoes Made With Soybeans

Employees at Halstad Living Center and Benedictine Mission Court in Ada received a gift Monday.  A pair of Skechers Go shoes was given out by Minnesota Soybean and the Norman County Soybean and Corn Growers Board.  Lori Ann Hartel, county representative for Minnesota Soybean, says part of these shoes are made with soybean oil. Hartel…
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June 6, 2023 0

DGF Community Meeting Tuesday In Felton

The Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton School District is holding a community meeting Tuesday night, June 6 from 7 until 8 at the Felton Community Center.  You can ask questions about the district’s construction project and general questions about the district.  There will also be meetings in Dilworth and Glyndon later this month.  Again, Tuesday’s meeting is at the…
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June 5, 2023 0

Sen. Klobuchar Speaks At Moe Library Dedication

CROOKSTON, MN—Many dignitaries made the trip to Crookston Friday for the renaming of the University of Minnesota-Crookston library in honor of former Minnesota State Senator Roger Moe.  The guest who made the extra effort was Minnesota US Senator Amy Klobuchar, who left following a vote on the Senate floor about the debt ceiling. Klobuchar says…
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June 5, 2023 0

UMC Library Named After Roger Moe

A crowd at Kiehle Auditorium at the University of Minnesota Crookston wished former State Senator Roger Moe a happy 79th birthday Friday as the University’s library was named after him.  Moe said naming the library after him is a tribute to his parents. MInnesota US Senator Amy Klobuchar was among those in attendance Friday, as…
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June 3, 2023 0

Document Shredding Monday In Ada

If you have documents that need to be shredded, Mid-Minnesota Federal Credit Union in Ada will have a shredding truck available Monday afternoon from 2 until 3pm.  MMFCU assistant branch manager Carrie Dobmeyer explains which documents you should be shredding. Dobmeyer says there will be a shredding truck outside their Ada office Monday afternoon. All…
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June 2, 2023 0