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Northern Exposure to Lifelong Learning kicks off its Spring lineup

Northern Exposure to Lifelong Learning kicks off it Spring 2023 lineup on Wednesday, April 5th at the Bagley Public Library. Carole Euerle is a watercolorist and mixed media artist who started her artistic journey in 2002 after taking a community arts class and immediately fell in love with watercolor. In the past ten years Carole…
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March 30, 2023 0

North Dakota’s Governor Vetos Two Bills

BISMARCK, ND— North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has been using his veto pen.  The Governor vetoed a bill concerning pronoun use in schools.  The bill would have prohibited schools from referring to students and staff by any pronouns that don’t match their sex assigned at birth.  In a letter to the North Dakota Senate President,…
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FSA Report: March 30, 2023

Matt Voxland of the FSA Office joined Tom Lano on KKCQ for his weekly FSA Report to talk about CRP Sign-ups and more! Listen to this week’s FSA Report below! You can listen to the FSA Report live every Thursday at 6:50 AM on KKCQ 96.7 FM!


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Polk County Environmental Services announces new septic system program

The Polk County Environmental Services announced a cost-share grant program for property owners in Polk County with existing noncompliant septic systems. With funding from the Minnesota Clean Water Legacy Act, property owners can fix septic systems that are currently failing codes or functionality. Limited amounts of funding are available and some determining factors for preference…
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Grace Lutheran Youth Trip Fundraiser

ADA, MN—This coming Sunday Grace Lutheran Church in Ada is having a Palm Sunday meal and silent auction.  It’s a fundraiser for a youth trip this summer.  Grace Lutheran Youth Director G.G. Solseng tells us what’s on the menu. The meal is dine in or take out.  Solseng says in the church’s social room, there…
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March 30, 2023 0

Covid Emergency To End

In just a few weeks, the COVID-19 emergency declaration will come to an end.  Tammy Carlsrud with Norman Mahnomen Public Health explains. COVID tests and vaccines will still be available at your local hospital or pharmacy.  


March 30, 2023 0

Free Rides To The Fargo VA

Veterans who need to travel to the VA facility in Fargo for health care can leave the driving to someone else.  Norman County Veterans’ Service Officer John Rosenberger says there used to be a shuttle service running from Bemidji to Fargo that would run alternately on Wednesdays and Thursdays.  But that shuttle will now run…
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March 30, 2023 0

Clearwater County 4-H Welcomes New Program Coordinator

Clearwater County 4-H recently held its March Leaders council meeting at the courthouse in Bagley. Kara Waldvogel, the new program coordinator, was introduced. Waldvogel started her new position on March 8th and lives on a small hobby farm in rural Clearbrook with her husband, Doug, and six children. Waldvogel grew up in the area and…
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March 30, 2023 0

Clearbrook-Gonvick School Board Meets

The Clearbrook-Gonvick School Board held their monthly meeting on March 20th and had a busy agenda. The Finance Committee will be meeting to discuss a new phone system, a sander for the parking lots or someone to do the job. Currently 29 Clearbrook-Gonvick students have received the Backpack Buddies Food Program as students received a…
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March 29, 2023 0

Region 8A East Visual Arts Festival comes to Fosston

On Wednesday, March 29th, the Region 8A East Visual Arts Festival will come to Fosston High School, with 125 student artists from Grade 9 through 12 from eleven area schools entering the festival. There will be 160 pieces of art entered in twelve different categories, including drawing, painting, sculpture, and more! Professors and professional artists…
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