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The results are in for the Arrowhead 135, considered one of the toughest endurance challenges in the world. Arrowhead Ultra 135 Co-Director Ken Krueger gives us a recap of the event, and shares how this year’s athletes fared. Krueger said this year’s trail conditions did no favors for most of the athletes as well. While…
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WASHINGTON, DC—The US Senate late Thursday confirmed former North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum as Secretary of the Interior. The vote was 79-18 with more than half of Senate Democrats joining all 53 Republicans in voting for Burgum. President Donald Trump has also chosen Burgum to chair a new National Energy Council that’s tasked with achieving…
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News and information from the Waubun Ogema White Earth School District.
Applications are open for arts grants for nonprofit arts organizations through the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council. (NWMAC) NWMAC Executive Director Mara Hanel tells us more about these grants, and the different kinds of things they can fund. Hanel says this grant offers a perfect opportunity for new applicants and organizations to start new events, because…
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Things are starting to slow down at the Ada Dekko Center after crews finished the walking track and pool projects. However, more projects are on the horizon. Dekko Center Manager Brianna Eggen fills us in on what still needs to be done. The full conversation with Brianna Eggen can be heard online at rjbroadcatsing.com under…
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It’s been a month full of success for Ada Borup West FFA, as they will be sending another student to the State Conference later this year. Ada Borup West FFA Instructor Abbie Savage gives us a recap of their Agronomy CDE, and Fish & Wildlife CDE competitions that went on last week. Things are about…
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Giving Hearts Day is right around the corner, and Benedictine Living Community is seeking donations for their greatest needs fund. Benedictine Foundation Director Cassie Visser says there are other ways you can donate to Benedictine Living Community if you are unable to donate money, and that’s by donating your time. However, if you’re interested in…
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You may have heard about the National Association of Basketball Coaches holding annual games to raise money for Coaches versus Cancer and the American Cancer Society. These games are common at the college level, but next Tuesday, there will be one at the high school level—when Win-E-Mac hosts Fosston in boys basketball. Win-E-Mac assistant coach…
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Winters in Minnesota can be isolating for many, and military veterans are more at risk of a mental health crisis or seasonal depression because of this. Traill County Veterans Service Officer La Lynda Blotsky reminds veterans that the VA offers a multitude of services and programs to help them kick the winter blues. People with…
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Republicans in the Minnesota House of Representatives held a press conference on Wednesday afternoon to highlight a number of their proposals to address crime across the state. Rep. Paul Novotny of the Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Committee says Minnesota has been too “soft on crime”, and he highlights the three…
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