Waubun Ogema White Earth School News 9/24/26
News and information from the Waubun Ogema White Earth School District
KKCQ Coaches Corner 9-23-26
Fosston Volleyball – Meghan Palubicki Fosston Football – Joe Woods Bagley/Fosston Swimming – Luke Nelson Bagley Volleyball – Sarah Schwegel Win-E-Mac Volleyball – Kelsi Gunufson Win-E-Mac Football – Aaron Cook Clearbrook-Gonvick Volleyball – Lindsey Samson Clearbrook-Gonvick Football – Casey Kroulik Red Lake County Football – Brian Remick
NWMAC Grants Deadlines Fast Approaching
Applications are open for grants from the NWMAC. It’s time to start writing your arts grant application! Non-profits and cities or counties can apply for one arts project at a time. Grants deadlines for these are July 31, October 31, February 28, and April 30. Grants are between $500 and $10,000. Funding sources for these…
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Headwaters Health Talk Student Health and Flu
School is back in full swing in the United States and Nicole Kiesow from Headwaters Health in Fosston spoke with R&J Broadcasting about the big health points to focus on as we approach October and flu season has continued to take off as well as other viruses that can pose an issue when kids first…
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Ada’s Payton Eggen to complete Eagle Scout Project
The rank of Eagle Scout is the highest and most prestigious rank in the Boy Scouts, and Ada’s very own Payton Eggen will soon become the most recent Ada Boy Scout to reach the rank of Eagle Scout. However, he has to do one final community project before he can officially become an Eagle Scout.…
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Wild Rice Watershed looking to do two projects in Norman County
The Wild Rice Watershed is currently looking to utilize funding for a bank stabilization project along the Wild Rice River. Tera Jensen of the Wild Rice Watershed District tells us more. Jensen says the district is also looking to do a ditch project later this fall. Jensen was a guest on the Kaleidoscope program, which…
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Child Passenger Safety: What does the law say?
Its Child Passenger Safety Week, and Norman-Mahnomen Public Health is one of the many organizations that are celebrating, by promoting proper passenger safety. For children, the most important aspect of passenger safety is the proper use of car seats, but what does the law require? Norman-Mahnomen Public Health Car Seat Technician Ashley Braun explains what…
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City of Hillsboro to send out Lead & Copper letters
Some residents in the City of Hillsboro can expect to receive some letters in their mailbox, as the city will be sending out letters in regards to lead and copper lines. Hillsboro City Auditor Casey Eggermont tells us more. Eggermont says it’s important for residents to fill out this survey, which is why they will…
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