Local Radio
Ada Police Chief Steve Hager to discuss the latest happening in the Ada Police Department. During the conversation Hager took some time to discuss holiday mental health and how those suffering from it can get the help they need. For the full conversation with Chief Hager tune into the Kaleidoscope program on Tuesday at 9:00…
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With the holidays officially here, many people will be hosting Christmas dinner with friends and families. While it seems harmless the risk of fire does increase and Ada Fire Chief Steve Petry tells us how you can prevent fires from happening. If a fire does break out when cooking with grease Petry explains how it…
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Registration is now open for the Women in Ag Conference hosted by University of Minnesota Extension. Susanne Hinrichs of Minnesota Extension shares what attendees can expect as well as some details. While it is the theme of the conference, planning will not be the only discussion topic. Hinrichs says that there will be many discussion…
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The weather is getting colder and colder and that makes now a perfect time to start getting your home winterized for winter. Halstad Municipal Utilities Superintendent Lucas Spaeth shares some things you can do to make sure your home is ready for winter. Spaeth also gave some reminders on what you should do if your…
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Tickets are now available for the Annual Gary Cares Murder Mystery Fundraiser scheduled for Saturday, February 10 2024. Gary Cares Board Member Abbie Bennefeld tells us more about this fundraiser and what it entails. Every year a theme for the murder mystery is picked out and attendees are encouraged to dress us in them and…
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The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development announced that Minnesota gained 9,500 jobs from October to November, which marks the fifth straight month of job growth. According to DEED Minnesota jobs grew 0.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis last month, outpacing the nation as whole (0.1%). Minnesota’s unemployment rate also decreased one-tenth of a…
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The Win-E-Mac School Board met for their final meeting of 2023 on Tuesday night. Win-E-Mac Superintendent Randy Bruer says the big discussion of the night was the approval of a 2024 tax levy and he recaps what was decided. Bruer says that they also submitted their world’s workforce report. Lastly, Bruer says that they also…
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Lutheran Social Services is seeking volunteers for their caregiver support program. Director of LSS Caregiver Services Neal Hines shares more about this program and their mission. Hines also explained how people in need can access this program. Hines also shared what different kinds of tasks a volunteer might be asked to do if they become…
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A Norman County man is facing multiple charges of solicitation of a minor. Court documents say that 21 year old Brennan Peterson of Ada is facing three charges of felony Electronic Solicitation of Children, and one charge of 3rd Degree Tampering with Witness for a series of offenses that happened between July and October of…
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The Northern Minnesota Robotics Conference held their first ever Lego League Tournament on Friday in Bemidji and according to event organizer Jennifer Engle it was a big success. The NMRC gave out a lot of awards centered around team culture and Engle recapped some schools and teams that walked home with this hardware. Engle says…
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