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The City of Fosston purchased some land last year, and the city is eying potential expansion projects. Fosston City Administrator Cassie Heidie tells us more about these purchases, and what the city hopes to achieve with the properties. Heide says these purchases were a once in a lifetime opportunity for the City of Fosston. More…
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Career Exploration is an important thing for any school district, and the Ada Borup West School is looking for community members to come in and share more about their careers with students. Ada Borup West Elementary Principal Bree Triplett. Triplett says they are also looking for community members in the Health and Wellness Field for…
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2026 has arrived, which means that some annual veterans events will be returning to Polk County in the near future. Polk County Veterans Service Officer Kurt Ellefson reminds area veterans to mark some dates down on their calendars as their annual Veterans Benefit Fair, and Veterans Day On the Hill events will be happening over…
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Winter time has arrived, and the staff at Itasca State Park is reminding people that despite the cold weather, now is a great time to spend some time outdoors and do some birdwatching. Itasca State Park Naturalist Connie Cox says there are over 30 different bird species you can see in the park over the…
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The Twin Valley Historical Society is in the midst of fundraising for their Log Cabin Restoration Project, and they’re now accepting donations. Sue Thorsrud of the Twin Valley Historical Society tells us more about the long history of the log cabin, and the historical significance it has in the history of Twin Valley. While the…
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A new year is here, and the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotions Council (MSR&PC) is continuing their work in funding research projects across the state of Minnesota. MSR&PC District 1, 2 & 3 Director Corey Hanson tells us more about the council, and how they are different from your local soybean growers association. As for…
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The wait is almost over, as Norman County Ag is now just one week away, and all area producers are invited to attend. Heather Dufault of Norman County Extension gives us a preview into this year’s event. Dufault says registration for the event is not required, and there will also be lunch served. Again, Norman…
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The Hawley Ministerium is teaming up with other local organizations for a chili cookoff on Saturday, January 17 at Hawley Lutheran Church. Solem and Hegland Lutheran Church Pastor Micah Johnson tells us more about the event, which doubles as a fundraiser. Johnson says if you would like to participate in the cook-off, there’s still plenty…
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The Norman County One Fund Drive is now underway, and community projects have been added to this year’s donation slip. One of the projects featured on this year’s One Fund Drive is the Landmark Tornado Safe Room Project, which project representative Lucas Spaeth tells us more about. Spaeth also tells us why he thinks a…
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The Ada Public Library is introducing a new program this month, and all area families are invited to participate. Ada Librarian Asha Osborn tells us more about this program they’re calling “Open Play”. You can see more information about Open Play, and other library programs by going to the Ada Public Library website at larl.org/locations/ada.