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Slow & Steady, the City of Gary Shows Growth

Gary, MN — It’s not quite the housing boom that can be seen in the cities Barnesville, Hawley, and Horace, but in the small town of Gary, there are still new homes being constructed each year and current homes still have no trouble being sold. During our Year in Review, Gary Mayor Buck Engen stated…
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January 18, 2022 0

USDA Spot Market Hog Pandemic Program

Do you raise hogs that were sold through a negotiated, or negotiated formula, sale? You may be eligible for assistance for hogs sold through a negotiated sale from April 16, 2020, through September 1, 2020, through USDA’s Spot Market Hog Pandemic Program (SMHPP). This new program is part of USDA’s Pandemic Assistance for Producers initiative,…
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January 18, 2022 0

Hillsboro Commission President Reminds Residents of Upcoming Election Deadline

Hillsboro, ND — Hillsboro City Commission President Terry Sando is reminding Hillsboro residents looking to for a commission seat to consider putting their name in the hat for the election that will take place this June. Candidates have until April 11th to register with City Hall to be on the ballot and Sando, who himself…
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January 17, 2022 0

Ada-Borup-West School Board News & Notes

Ada, MN — More news and notes from last week’s Ada-Borup-West School Board meeting held on Tuesday morning, January 11th. The board held their annual reorganizational meeting and set committee assignments for the year. Ada-Borup-West Superintendent Aaron Cook says there were only a few minor changes. The board also discussed some potential facility updates. While…
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January 17, 2022 0

Local Chapter for Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Plan March for Life This Weekend

By: Mary Balstad marybalstad@rjbroadcasting.com Bagley, MN – The organization Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) will host the annual March for Life this coming Saturday, January 22nd. The march has been an ongoing event for almost fifty years. Taking place in many cities throughout the state of Minnesota, the group plans to include supporting members…
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January 17, 2022 0

Father-Son Duo to Take on 500 Mile Challenge on Vintage John Deere Snowmobiles

Steinback, MB — A pair of John Deere Snowmobile collectors from Cass County, North Dakota will be taking a unique and grueling challenge on their vintage sleds later this month. The father and son duo of Roger and Wyatt Kram (krom) are checking off a bucket list trip of riding their 1973 John Deere 400s…
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January 17, 2022 0

Red Lake Falls Superintendent Reflects on the Past Year

By Laura Hamilton laurahamilton@rjbroadcasting.com During a Year In Review interview Red Lake Falls Superintendent Jim Guetter looked back at the 2020/2021 school year and noted the challenges successfully met and those that many school districts face as we move into the future. With the exception of 10 days last year, The Red Lake Falls school…
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January 14, 2022 0

Low Covid Numbers Prompt Minor Changes at Win-E-Mac School

By Laura Hamilton laurahamilton@rjbroadcasting.com Due to low covid numbers the Win-E-Mac school is making some minor changes to their Covid protocol and will be returning to normal so to speak, and life as we knew it prior to the coronavirus making its appearance. They’ll still be taking precautions of course but beginning Tuesday, January 18th…
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January 14, 2022 0

Newest Polk County Deputy Explains Training Phases; Deputy Haugen Elaborates on Delayed Arrival of New Vehicles

By: Mary Balstad marybalstad@rjbroadcasting.com Polk County, MN – The Polk County Sheriff’s office has welcomed its newest deputy. Wyatt Buechene from Fertile started working with the Polk County Sheriff’s office in July of 2021. Starting as a transport deputy with the office, Beuchene is now in the PTO phase. Jesse Haugen explains this phase of…
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January 13, 2022 0

FSA Report Covers ELAP Deadlines

By: Mary Balstad marybalstad@rjbroadcasting.com Polk County, MN – Nathan Peterson gave the weekly FSA Report for Thursday, January 13th. He discussed the upcoming deadlines for the Emergency Assistance for Livestock Program (ELAP). The main purpose of the program is to provide financial assistance to producers for losses in 2021 due to the intense drought over…
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January 13, 2022 0