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Shock & Awe is holding their Grant Drive currently and are looking for groups and organizations to apply for their grants. Norman County East Shock & Awe member Will Woltjer explains why and what kind of projects they’re looking to fund. Shock & Awe consists of students from the Norman County East and Ada Borup…
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Fosston Knowledge Bowl took part in their Sub Region competition on Wednesday, and took first and second place in dominating fashion. Fosston Knowledge Bowl advisor Ron Berntson recaps the tournament. Berntson credits his team’s hard work and out of practice work ethic as the reason they were able to walk away with the gold and…
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Thompson 58, Valley City 54 Thompson scored 22 points off turnovers as the Tommies defeated Valley City 58-54 Saturday in the third place game at the North Dakota Class A Girls State High School Basketball Tournament at Minot State University. Kya Hurst scored 16 points and Addison Sage 15 as Thompson bounced back from a…
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During their school board meeting on Monday the Fosston School Board heard a report from Superintendent Todd Selk about the current standing of their enrollment. Selk tells us what he reported to the board. Selk says there was a discussion about their projected enrollment for the 2024/2025 school year as well. For the latest news…
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Max Steffes of Steffes Auction was a presenter at the International Crop Expo last week and talked about the land and equipment markets for Minnesota and North Dakota and trends that he’s seeing in the land and equipment sales market. Steffes says real estate taxes have an impact on sale prices from state to state,…
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The Perley Grade Raises project is expected to break dirt this summer, and the next step toward its start took place on February 12 when the Wild Rice Watershed District held a town meeting in Perley. Tara Jensen of the Wild Rice Watershed District tells us more about this meeting. Jensen says they are almost…
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With the weather expected to get warmer in the coming days and with spring right around the corner many people across Minnesota and North Dakota will be taking to the streets for some morning and evening exercise. Fosston police officer Jim Juve gives some safety advice to runners and walkers so that they could avoid…
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March is National Nutrition Month. One of the best ways that person could live a healthier life is by improving their diet. Protein is an important part of a person’s diet and Krity Rott of Norman-Mahnomen public health shares some things that a person should consider if they want to improve this area of their…
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Despite canceling school due to the winter storm on Monday, the Hillsboro School District will not be required to schedule a makeup day. Hillsboro High School Principal Terry Baesler explains why. For the latest news and announcements in the Hillsboro School District tune into the Hillsboro School News every Tuesday at 1:10 PM on 106.5…
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The annual Soups On For Hunger in Hatton is back for another year. After raising over $6,000 dollars for the Northlands Rescue Mission in Grand Forks last year, event organizer Faye Duncan is looking to do it again. Duncan highlighted some more items that will be on the menu and explained why they chose to…
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