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Ada Borup West juggles schedule due to state volleyball 

The Ada Borup West Volleyball team will be traveling to St Paul later this week for the Minnesota State Volleyball Tournament, and in response, the Ada Borup West school will be juggling their schedules for this week. Ada Borup West High School Principal Bree Triplett says one thing that’s changing is parent teacher conferences, which…
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November 4, 2025 0

New deputy joins the Norman County Sheriff’s Office 

There’s a new face at the Norman County Sheriff’s Office. Aaron Giere was officially sworn in last week, and has started patrolling. Officer Giere tells us more about himself and his law enforcement background.  Geire tells us why he chose to come to the Norman County Sheriff’s Office, and how his first couple days on…
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November 4, 2025 0

Cattle Market Update 

It’s been a couple weeks since President Trump made his  infamous Truth Social post about the potential purchase of Argentinian Beef, and the cattle industry is still seeing its effects. Terrain Senior Animal Protein Analyst Don Close says the fundamentals in the cattle market haven’t changed, but there has been a major effect on producer…
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November 4, 2025 0

Ulen-Hitterdal Students To Sample STEM

ULEN, MN—Ulen-Hitterdal students will get a sample of STEM this Friday.  Ulen-Hitterdal Dean of Students Avery Thompson tells us about it. If you don’t know, VR means virtual reality.  Meanwhile, Ulen-Hitterdal’s junior high knowledge bowl team will have its first competition of the school year this coming Friday at Fergus Falls.  


November 4, 2025 0

Mahnomen City Council

MAHNOMEN, MN—Monday night’s Mahnomen City Council meeting had a short agenda and business was quickly finished.  Mahnomen City Administrator Taylor Guenther says the Council agreed on a designer for a disc golf course. Guenther says work on the disc golf course will begin this spring.   She also says the City has made a donation…
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November 4, 2025 0

Red River Watershed Management Board pushing for Bonding Bill in 2026

The 2026 Minnesota Legislative Session is set to begin in two months, and one item that is expected to be at the forefront this year is a bonding bill. Red River Watershed Management Board Executive Director Rob Sip says they will be pushing hard for a bonding bill, and he tells us the message they…
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November 4, 2025 0

DGF School District to vote on referendum today 

Today is election day, and the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton School District is one of the many schools across the state that will have a referendum on the ballot. DGF Superintendent Shannon Hunstad tells us what the school district is asking voters to approve, and why.  Hunstad says if the referendum does not pass, they will likely have…
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November 4, 2025 0

Crookston Man Charged With Child Neglect

FARGO, ND—A man from Crookston is facing felony child neglect charges after Fargo Police found him drunk and unresponsive in a running vehicle in downtown Fargo with two children in the back seat. Fargo Police responded around 1am Sunday to a report of a man passed out in a vehicle behind Bell Bank on Broadway…
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November 3, 2025 0

Itasca State Park Update 

After a busy fall, and summer season, programming at Itasca State Park will be taking a break for the month of November. Itasca State Park Naturalist Sandra Lichter tells us more. While it will be a slow month program wise, Lichter says there will be opportunities for people to do some deer hunting in the…
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November 3, 2025 0

Ada Police Department, and Norman County Sheriff’s Office teaming up for TZD 

The Ada Police Department, and Norman County Sheriff’s Office will be teaming up this upcoming year for their Toward Zero Death Campaigns.  Ada Police Chief Steve Hager tells us more.  In other news, Hager says he and his department  has seen a dangerous trend of stop sign violations in town, and he reminds motorists to…
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November 3, 2025 0