KRJB Kaleidoscope – CJ Holl (Mahnomen County)
Listen back to the KRJB Kaleidoscope with Mahnomen County Administrator CJ Holl from Monday, November 7 2023.
Mahnomen County Update
Mahnomen County Administrator CJ Holl appeared on the Monday Kaleidoscope to give an update on the latest happenings in Mahnomen County. One of the talking points was an update on the Rainbow Theater. Holl also invites people to participate in Operation Greenlight while also explaining what it is and how you can participate. Lastly Holl…
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Grace Lutheran Church Operation Christmas Child
Grace Lutheran Church in Ada is busy this Holiday Season with lots of events and projects going on. On Sunday, October 12 the Church Will be holding their Turkey Supper. Pastor Jack Carlson shares more details. Carlson says Grace Lutheran is also in the midst of Operation Christmas and is looking for people to help…
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Beltrami County to vote on how County will fund $80 million Jail
The residents of Beltrami County will be deciding how the $80 million county jail construction project will be funded today. Residents will have a simple yes or no option on whether Beltrami County will establish a .625% sales tax and use that extra tax to pay for construction and financing of the new jail. If…
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Hunter Shot in Becker County
A hunter was taken to the hospital after being shot in the leg while hunting in Becker County on Sunday. The Becker County Sheriff’s sheriff’s office says they received a 911 call around 11:30 am about a man who was shot in the hip in the area of Forest Township. The victim was identified as…
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Ada-Borup-West getting competitive speech
The Ada-Borup-West School’s Competitive Speech program is getting kick started by a new member of the Ada community and she is currently looking for students to join. Speech Advisor Delaney Hauck explains what competitive speech is and what the benefits of joining are. Hauck will be having a meeting on Monday, November 27 at 7:00…
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Mahnomen City Council Meets
The Mahnomen City Council met for their November meeting Monday night. Topics discussed in the meeting included discussion about an employee’s leave of absence, and a renewed joint agreement with the fire department. Also discussed during the meeting was the liquor store financials. City Administrator Taylor Guenther recaps what was discussed with the financials. Guether…
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Farm Bill Update
As we move closer to the end of the year the agriculture industry continues to have their eyes on Washington as the December 31 deadline to pass a new farm bill fast approaches. Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation Director Shayne Isane gives an update on the progress being made on the Farm Bill after the election…
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Twin Valley Fish House Festival back for 5th year
The Twin Valley Fish House festival is back for another year and Twin Valley Community Booster President invites all to the celebration on November 18. Askelson says that there will also be an opportunity to support the Moonshiners Snowmobile Club also. There is no fee to the Fish House Festival but there is an option…
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Day Light Saving Time Ends Sunday
Daylight saving time in the United States will end on Sunday at 2 am which means that clocks will/should be pushed back an hour. Daylight savings was introduced as a solution for energy conservation and a desire to match daylight hours to the times when most people are awake. The idea was first thought of…
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