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Minnesota Deer Season Preview 

Approximately half a million deer hunters are expected to take to the Minnesota wilderness this deer season. Minnesota DNR Northwest Area Wildlife Supervisor Rob Baden says this should be a good year for hunters, and that they should see more deer than past years.  Baden also encourages hunters to have a fun, but safe deer…
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November 8, 2024 0

St Michael’s School Festival of Crafts

St Michael’s Catholic School PTC will be hosting their Annual Festival of Crafts event this Saturday at the Mahnomen school. Event representative Kayla Nelson tells us what they have planned for the event.  Again that’s tomorrow from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Mahnomen Public School.


November 8, 2024 0

Gully Hunter’s Supper Saturday

There’s going to be a Hunter’s Supper Saturday night at the Gully Community Center.  Pastor Dawn Hanson of Gully Trail Lutheran Parish tells us there’s more than just dinner on the menu. Lund Lutheran Church of Gully is sponsoring the Hunter’s Supper.  Again, that’s Saturday night from 5:30 to 8pm at the Gully Community Center…
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November 8, 2024 0

Win-E-Mac Veterans Day Ceremony

ERSKINE, MN—Win-E-Mac School is preparing for a Veterans Day program this coming Monday.  Win-E-Mac Principal Casey Reierson talks about it. The public is invited to attend.  That’s at the Win-E-Mac School in Erskine Monday morning at 9. You can hear the latest Win-E-Mac School News Thursday afternoons at 2:05 on KKCQ 96.7 FM.


November 8, 2024 0

MN Sen. Johnson On Gov. Walz

With Kamala Harris’s defeat in the Presidential election Tuesday, her running mate, Tim Walz, will continue as Minnesota’s governor.  Minnesota Senate Minority Leader Mark Johnson says a Harris victory would have had repercussions in state leadership. During the vice presidential debate, Walz said “my community knows me.”  After seeing Walz on the campaign trail, Johnson…
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November 8, 2024 0

City of Ada opens bids for Event Center repairs

Bids were opened on Wednesday morning for repairs on the Ada Event Center. Ada Mayor John Hintz says there was a wide range of numbers with those bids. Again, it will be up to the insurance company to decide on which bid will be accepted for repairs on the Ada Event Center.


November 7, 2024 0

Hillsboro City Commission Debates Dog Dilemma

During their regular meeting on Monday, the Hillsboro City Commission gave community members the opportunity to voice their concerns on the city’s growing stray dog dilemma. Auditor, Casey Eggermont, sums up where the city stands now on the issue. Among the many other action items during the meeting, the commission approved the purchase of software…
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November 7, 2024 0

Ada City Council discusses THC sales at the Liquor Store

The sales of THC at the Ada Liquor Store was an item brought up at the Ada City council meeting on Wednesday night. Mayor John Hintz explains that situation. The motion was only for THC drinks.


November 7, 2024 0

Hillsboro-Central Valley Wrestling serving up meatballs 

The Hillsboro-Central Valley Wrestling Team will be serving up meatballs for their meatball dinner fundraiser this Friday from 5:00 to 7:30 at the Hillsboro Vets Club. Hillsboro-Central Valley Wrestling Coach Rob Owens invites everyone out to enjoy a good meal, and support our local athletes.  Owens says the funds raised from the dinner will go…
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November 7, 2024 0

Veterans Day and Parent Teacher Conferences at Ada-Borup-West

Veterans Day is on Monday, and the Ada-Borup-West School District will be hosting their annual Veterans Day Program. Ada-Borup-West High School Principal Josh Carlson tells us what they have planned for this year’s program.  Carlson and Ada Borup West Elementary Principal Bree Triplett also remind parents that Parent Teacher Conferences are starting later this afternoon…
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November 7, 2024 0