Author: Prestin Douville

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Department of Veterans Affairs finishes 1st ever National Buddy Check Week 

October 16 through October 20 was the 1st National Buddy Check Week, and John Rosenberger of Norman County Veterans Services wants to explain what Budd Check Week is and how you can participate both during and after the week.  For more information and more buddy resources go to the Department of Veterans Affairs website www.va.gov/initiatives/national-buddy-check-week-talk-to-10-veterans/. 


October 21, 2023 0

New hunting laws for the upcoming rifle season

In the legislative session earlier this year the State of Minnesota instituted multiple laws that will be affecting Minnesota hunters across the state. One of these laws that’s flown under the radar was the new law involving ground blinds on public land. Barbera Keller of the Minnesota DNR breaks down this new law. Keller also…
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October 21, 2023 0

Emmer eyeing Speaker of the House nomination

Minnesota Representative Tom Emmer is reportedly “making calls” and is pursuing a run for the vacant Speaker of the House seat. According to Jake Sherman of NBC News Emmer reportedly told members of the House Republican Conference that he’d seek the nomination.  Emmer is pursuing the Speaker of the House position after Ohio Representative Jim…
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October 20, 2023 0

Area Educators Visit Camp Ripley

Area Educators recently Visited Camp Ripley. During this visit educators got to tour Camp Ripley and go up in a helicopter. One of the educators that was a part of this program was Hawley High School Principal Kelly Anderson. Anderson explains what this program is and what they did.  Anderson also explained the purpose of…
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October 20, 2023 0

Supreme Court chooses to not weigh in on “Ag Gag Laws”. What does this mean? 

The Supreme Court decided to not weigh in on cases regarding “Ag Gag” laws which is considered a huge win for animal rights activists across the nation. Washburn University agricultural law professor Roger McEowen explains these Ag Gag laws and how they affect Agriculture.  McEowen also explained why the laws have gone in the favor…
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October 20, 2023 0

Waubun School Board Recap 

The Waubun School Board met for their monthly board meeting this week. Waubun Superintendent Jordan Spaeth recaps some agenda topics that were discussed at the meeting.    There was also a large amount of new policies from the latest legislative session that were updated. Spaeth highlights some of these new policies.  For the latest news regarding…
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October 20, 2023 0

Hitterdal Fire Department Meat Raffle Fundraiser 

The Hitterdal Fire Department is currently holding their annual meat raffle fundraiser. Hitterdal Fire Chief Brian Nelson has more information.  Nelson shared what the money from this fundraiser will go toward as well as some fundraising goals.  Nelson also shared some information about the Hitterdal Fire Department and is also looking for more volunteers.  Tickets…
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October 20, 2023 0

Becker County Sheriff’s Office seeking tips regarding stolen motorhome 

The Becker County Sheriff’s Office is looking for assistance in locating a stolen 2016 Ford Econoline Sunseeker Motorhome that was stolen during the overnight hours of Wednesday, October 18 into the morning of Thursday, October 19.  The motorhome is burgundy, grey, and white in color. The sheriff’s office says it was taken from a residence…
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October 19, 2023 0

Minnesota Department of Agriculture looking for Exhibitors for Organic Conference 

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is looking for exhibitors for the 2024 Minnesota Organic Conference which is  the only statewide conference on organic agriculture. The Minnesota Organic Conference and its 80-booth trade show will take place on January 11 and 12, 2024, at the River’s Edge Convention Center in St. Cloud. The conference offers keynote…
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October 19, 2023 0

Fosston School Board Meeting Recap 

The Fosston School Board met on Monday for their regular meeting. One topic that was highlighted was some great work done by the students at Magelssen Elementary School in regards to their Pennies for Pencils program. Fosston Superintendent Todd Selk discusses recaps this presentation.  Selk says that they also received the results from their annual…
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October 19, 2023 0