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Newman Outdoor Field- Fargo The Northern Cass Jaguars in 30 games played this year have only allowed more than 3 runs just four times. Not surprisingly, they leaned on their pitching to get them through the quarterfinals at state. Trey Husar, Jacob Ose and Cody Wadeson combined for seven shutout innings in a 7-0 victory…
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Newman Outdoor Field- Fargo The #2 seed Thompson Tommies showed up in full effect today with a 9-1 victory over the Renville County Muskrats. Senior Catcher Will Welke knocked in four runs with a 2RBI Triple in the bottom of the 2nd inning that made it 4-0. For an encore he followed it up with…
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Minor Girls: Olivia Mayer Minor Boys: Orion Bye Major Girls: Elliana Carlson Major Boys (1): Malachi Workman Major Boys (2): Henry Willett
Helene has spoken in all 50 US states, over 200 Hospitals, cancer centers, prestigious institutions, schools, fire stations, corporations, the Speaker’s Office of the United States House of Representatives, Ted Talks, and more. Now on planning to complete the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope across Canada, she hopes to finish on her 65th birthday, August…
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Lynn Van Allen, Coordinator with the Northwoods Arts Council, previews their summer fun in Hackensack, MN, emphasizing the ease of access to all their events despite the road construction on MN Hwy 371.
The US Department of Veterans Affairs is making changes to their non VA care program, and the move is expected to help many area veterans receive quicker access to health care. Norman County Veterans Service Officer John Rosenberger tells us more. Rosenberger says this change will be a huge benefit to veterans living in rural…
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Planting is mostly complete across the Red River Valley, and now area producers are waiting to see how their crop develops. Mike Nelson of CHS West Central in Ada gives an update on the area crop, and how it’s developing after the chaotic May weather. Nelson says now’s the time when weeds will start to…
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Fentanyl has been a growing issue across the United States, with over a quarter million Americans dying from it dating back to 2018. However, many people don’t know where it comes from, and just how prominent it is in their local communities. During a recent training Ada Police Chief Steve Hager learned more about the…
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