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International Crop Expo Returns to Alerus Center in Grand Forks this Wednesday & Thursday

Grand Forks, ND — The International Crop Expo gets underway this Wednesday and Thursday with seminars, keynote speakers, exhibitors for soybean, dry bean, small grains, and potato growers at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. Keynote speakers for this year’s Crop Expo include the “SharkFarmer” Rob Sharkey, who will speak on Navigating Uncertainty, and Brian…
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February 20, 2023 0

Norman County East School Board News & Notes

Twin Valley, MN — The Norman County East School Board held their regular monthly meeting this past Tuesday, February 14th. At the meeting the board approved a trio of resignations. Included in that, according to Norman County East Superintendent Rob Nudell, were retirements from a pair of long-time staff members from Tammy Lindell and Julie…
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February 20, 2023 0

Fosston School Board Changes Date for Monthly Meetings

Fosston, MN — The Fosston School Board is now meeting at a new time. During this week’s Fosston School News, Superintendent Todd Selk shared that the school board has changed the date of their regular monthly meetings. Instead of the third Thursday of the month, they will now meet on the third Monday. Superintendent Selk…
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February 20, 2023 0

National FFA Week: Ulen-Hitterdal FFA’ers Stepping Into Leadership Roles

Ulen, MN — This week is National FFA Week, a week where FFA chapters across the country share what FFA offers and the impact it has on its members every day. Throughout the week we’ll be highlighting area chapters and their accomplishments. The Ulen-Hitterdal FFA has seen its members step up in big ways these…
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February 20, 2023 0

Senate Minority Leader Mark Johnson Comments on Earned Sick & Safe Leave Bill Heading to the Senate

St. Paul, MN — Thursday, the Minnesota House approved legislation authored by Rep. Liz Olson (DFL – Duluth) to expand Earned Sick and Safe Time benefits to all Minnesota workers. The bill passed on a vote of 69-54. The legislation would ensure, at a minimum, one hour of paid Earned Sick and Safe Time for…
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February 20, 2023 0

Craft Sale Sunday in Fosston

FOSSTON, MN—Kingo Lutheran Church in Fosston is hosting a craft show this coming Saturday, February 25.  Tami Ragan has details. Ragan says there will be several demonstrations at the craft fair. Saturday’s craft fair at Kingo Lutheran Church is free of charge and Ragan says there will also be child care available. For more information,…
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February 20, 2023 0

Fosston Arts Center Hosts “Peddlers Cure-Alls To Secret Liquor Halls”

FOSSTON, MN—There’s a connection between the Prohibition era and an old Fosston business that will be the subject of a presentation Sunday night, February 19 at the Fosston Arts Center.  It’s called “Peddlers’ Cure-Alls to Secret Liquor Halls.”  Bonnie Stewart with the East Polk Heritage Center has details. The talk will give details about how…
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February 17, 2023 0

USDA Offers Additional Incentives for Historically Underserved Producers

Ada, MN — If you are a Historically Underserved Producer, there may be certain USDA programs that have increased benefits or reduced fees and premiums. James Kruize, Norman County FSA Executive Director, says historically underserved producers include beginning farmers, veteran beginning farmers, socially disadvantaged farmers or ranchers, and limited resource producers. If you do fall…
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February 17, 2023 0

Halstad City Council News & Notes from February 13th Meeting

Halstad, MN — The Halstad City Council held their regular monthly meeting on Monday night, February 13th at the HTC Meeting Room. It was a shorter meeting without much on the agenda, but there were a few updates from their Landmark property. Halstad Mayor Darin Johnson reported that they are still seeking to hire someone…
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February 17, 2023 0

Fertile-Beltrami School Board Approves Bids Summer Projects

Fertile, MN — The Fertile-Beltrami School Board held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 14th. At the meeting, the school board accepted bids for a handful of summer projects. Fertile-Beltrami Superintendent Brian Clarke says the projects include some classroom remodels and other smaller renovations. Another major renovation project will also be in the works…
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February 17, 2023 0