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Farming can be a very stressful occupation, and when tragedy hits, it not only becomes stressful for the farmer, but also their family. James LaPlante of the organization Farm Rescue says that’s where his organization can step in, and help a farmer in need. Farm Rescue is always looking for volunteers. For more information about…
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The Ada City Council approved a preliminary budget, and levy at their meeting on Tuesday night. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson tells us what these were set at, and what this means moving forward. Larson says the council was also given an update on the latest on the Ada Public Works building project. 2026 is…
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September programming continues at Itasca State Park this week, and the park’s naturalists have a fun-filled week of programs on the schedule. Itasca Lead Naturalist Connie Cox gives us a preview of this week’s programs, which includes a very special event on Friday. Cox says the fun continues this weekend, with an opportunity to learn…
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The Clearbrook-Gonvick School will be going to voters in their district this November, to ask them to pass a referendum. Clearbrook-Gonvick Superintendent Ryan Grow tells us what their asking voters for this November, and why. If you would like to learn more about the referendum, and the building situation at Clearbook-Gonvick, Grow says they have…
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American Crystal Sugar continues to move along in their pre-harvest, and their full fall harvest is right around the corner. Harrison Weber of American Crystal Sugar is happy to say that pre-harvest is going really well for their growers across the Red River Valley. Labor is always a need for sugarbeet harvest, and Weber says…
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The Fargo National Cemetery Volunteer Committee will be holding a Patriot Day volunteer event on Thursday to honor the sacrifices made by veterans, first responders, and their families. Brandy Pyle of the Fargo National Cemetery Volunteer Committee tells us more about the event, and what you need to know if you’d like to participate. The…
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Bowling fever has hit Norman County, and dozens of youth bowlers across Norman County are flocking to Twin Valley each week to participate. Norman County Bowling Coach, and Owner of You Betcha Bowling in Twin Valley Jesse Keller says youth interest in bowling has been growing rapidly since first starting last year, with over thirty…
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The Twin Valley City Council received some good news regarding their Herald Court Street project, at their city council meeting on Monday. Twin Valley Mayor Mike Bolton tells us more. During their public works update, Bolton says the council approved a sidewalk project. Bolton also shared a reminder to Twin Valley Homeowners, regarding their water…
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The School Budget and enrollment was a topic of discussion at the Ada Borup West School Board meeting meeting on Tuesday morning. Ada Borup West Superintendent Aaron Cook says there’s currently no surprises to report in their upcoming budget, and that enrollment has taken a dip from last year. Cook says the school board also…
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School may have just started, but Ada Borup West is hitting the ground running, as they have a number of different events and activities coming up this month. Ada Borup West FFA Advisor Abbie Savage gives us a look into what they have going on this month. Savage says Ada Borup West FFA is looking…
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