Local Radio
The first ever AG Fest is set to take place tomorrow morning, and KRJB Radio alongside the money farm has a full morning of discussion about issues impacting our local ag community planned. Allison Thompson of the Money Farm tells us what you can expect. The event is free to attend, and all are invited.…
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The American Psychological Association says that veterans in the United States are 1.5 times more likely to die by suicide when compared to their non-veteran counterparts, and the Brady Oberg Foundation (BOLF) has made it their goal to help bring the number of veteran suicides down. One thing you can do as a friend or…
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The 8th Annual Monarch Butterfly Festival in Bemidji will take place this weekend, and people of all ages are invited to come and celebrate our pollinators. Emma Realing of Bemidji Parks and Recreation tells us more. Reeling also told us what’s on this week’s schedule, which includes activities for kids and adults. Again that’s Saturday,…
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Sports are still available for the 35th Annual Waubun Wildlife Club Fall Fishing Derby on Saturday. Steve “Carrot” Paul of the Waubun Wildlife Club tells us more about the event, and how you can get registered. Rules are an important aspect of every fishing tournament, and Paul goes over some rules of the tournament. While…
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Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson was on the KRJB Kaleidoscope program on Tuesday, and gave the latest update on the Ada Dekko Center. Larson says the project is continuing to make progress, and that there will be some closures. Larson also gave an update on the latest fundraising efforts, which has been very successful. The…
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Florimond Desprez Group, the parent company of SESVanderHave, announced today that they have agreed to a merger with Danish based DLF Seeds. The companies will be combining their research and production activities for sugar beet, fodder beet and industrial chicory seeds under a new name called United Beet Seeds (UBS). This strategic partnership will position…
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September is suicide awareness months, and Alluma is encouraging you to take the time, and be aware of the signs of suicide, so that you can be vigilant of the signs in those around you. Nellie Artmann of Alluma shares some signs that people thinking of suicide may be expressing. If you do notice some…
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With the start of fall harvest fast approaching deadlines for the ongoing Perley Grade Raises project are approaching quickly. Wild Rice Watershed District representative Tara Jensen gives us an update on where things are at with the project. The Perley Grade Raises Project has gone through some delays this summer, which Jensen tells us more…
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Students at Norman County East will have the option to play another sport soon. The NCE School Board was approached at their meeting on Monday night about the possibility of adding a bowling team. NCE Superintendent Rob Nudell tells us more. Nudell says the school board was given a presentation by the company SitelogIQ about…
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