Ulen-Hitterdal School News
Dean of Students Ted Critchley talks about what’s happening at Ulen-Hitterdal School this week.
Lewis Resigns from Ada City Council
After all three incumbents won re-election to their council seats last week, the Ada City Council will be having a new member join the city council after all as Kim Lewis announced he will be resigning from his position in December. Ada Council members Shawn Roux and Mike Nelson explain the departure, and what it…
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Last Chance to sign up for Norman County East Parent Teacher Conferences
Parents at the Norman County East School District are reminded that Tuesday is the final day to get registered for Parent Teacher Conferences. Norman County East Principal Kelly Kalina encourages all parents who have yet to schedule a time to contact the school. Kalina says he is also excited to announce that the school will…
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More deer hunting reminders
The Minnesota Deer Season kicked off this past weekend, and hunters are once again reminded to make sure they are hunting safely and lawfully. One common law that Minnesota DNR Wildlife Manager Rob Baden sees broken is the road shooting law, and he reminds us what’s legal, and what’s not. Poaching is unfortunately another issue…
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Benedictine Mission Court hosting Pair of Mission Court Companions events this month
The staff at Benedictine Mission Court will be keeping themselves busy this month and hosting a pair of Mission Court Companion programs. Cassie Visser of Benedictine tells us more about their first event which is on Thursday. Then on Thursday, November 21 Kristy Langved of Fredrikson-Ganje Funeral Home and Cynthia Julin of Julin Law will…
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Gun storage and transportation Reminders
The Minnesota and North Dakota deer rifle season is currently underway, and people are once again reminded to make sure they’re doing their part in making the season as safe as possible, especially when it comes to firearms. The hunting season can often make some hunters abandon their usual gun storage practices and not lock…
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City Council Changes For Veterans Day
With Monday being Veterans Day, many cities that have city council meetings on the second Monday of the month have had to change their schedules. The city councils in Barnesville, Fertile, Twin Valley, Clearbrook, Winger, Crookston and Lake Park will meet Tuesday, November 12. The Red Lake Falls City Council will meet on Wednesday, November…
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Taste Of Norway Thursday In Fosston
FOSSTON, MN—You can get a sample of Scandinavian food Thursday night when the Sons of Norway Granlund Lodge in Fosston holds its annual Taste of Norway. Granlund Lodge President Wes Roland talks about Taste of Norway. Roland tells us what goes into making sweet soup. And there’s another dessert that is a cousin of the traditional…
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Staying Up Late On Election Night
Many of us were on pins and needles awaiting results from Tuesday’s Presidential election. A company called Hosting Advice wanted to know how late Americans stayed up to watch the election returns. Their survey found that the state where people stayed up the latest was New Hampshire. They were up until 4:06 am Wednesday. While…
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Crookston Police Shooting Ruled Justified
CROOKSTON, MN—The Polk County Attorney’s Office has ruled that a Crookston Police Officer was justified in the shooting death of a man this past May. You’ll remember in the early morning hours of May 16, 35-year-old Anthony Scott Dale was swinging a hatchet in the area of East 7th Street. Officers tried to subdue Dale,…
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