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Sports are still available for the 35th Annual Waubun Wildlife Club Fall Fishing Derby on Saturday. Steve “Carrot” Paul of the Waubun Wildlife Club tells us more about the event, and how you can get registered. Rules are an important aspect of every fishing tournament, and Paul goes over some rules of the tournament. While…
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Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson was on the KRJB Kaleidoscope program on Tuesday, and gave the latest update on the Ada Dekko Center. Larson says the project is continuing to make progress, and that there will be some closures. Larson also gave an update on the latest fundraising efforts, which has been very successful. The…
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Benedictine Living Community in Ada is going to need a trophy cabinet. Benedictine Foundation Development Director Cassie Visser talks about an award Benedictine received. Meanwhile, Benedictine Executive Director Morgan Hviding talks about another award they’ve received. The next Benedictine Mission Court Companions event will be Tuesday, September 24 from 2 to 4pm. It’s called…
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This is Homecoming Week at Clearbrook-Gonvick. The Homecoming royalty was recently announced. Clearbrook-Gonvick Homecoming King Hassani Bruton tells us Tuesday was Construction versus Camouflage dress-up day and there are more dress-up days to come. Homecoming Queen Emma Nybo talks about other events at Clearbrook-Gonvick this week. The annual Homecoming parade will be at 2pm Friday…
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Just as dandelions pop up on yards in the spring, campaign signs pop up on yards in the fall. While we may not agree on the same candidate, Clearwater County Sheriff Darin Halverson says you can’t take down a campaign sign from anyone’s yard. Sheriff Halverson was a guest on Tuesday’s Food For Thought program…
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There’s going to be a candidate forum in Fertile Wednesday night. It will start at 6:30pm at the Duane Knutson Community Center. The three candidates for Mayor will be there: incumbent Dan Wilkens, Brian Nephew and Todd Peterson. So will the three candidates for two City Council seats: incumbent Amanda Bosman, Mark Sandness and John…
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The Hillsboro City Commission met in regular session Monday. Near the beginning of the meeting, the commission honored longtime Hillsboro public servant, Lorraine Tibert, following her recent passing. Commission President, Levi Reese, highlights her service to the city. Tibert was Hillsboro’s first female commissioner. In main discussion items, the commission continued conversation on updates to…
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Florimond Desprez Group, the parent company of SESVanderHave, announced today that they have agreed to a merger with Danish based DLF Seeds. The companies will be combining their research and production activities for sugar beet, fodder beet and industrial chicory seeds under a new name called United Beet Seeds (UBS). This strategic partnership will position…
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September is suicide awareness months, and Alluma is encouraging you to take the time, and be aware of the signs of suicide, so that you can be vigilant of the signs in those around you. Nellie Artmann of Alluma shares some signs that people thinking of suicide may be expressing. If you do notice some…
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With the start of fall harvest fast approaching deadlines for the ongoing Perley Grade Raises project are approaching quickly. Wild Rice Watershed District representative Tara Jensen gives us an update on where things are at with the project. The Perley Grade Raises Project has gone through some delays this summer, which Jensen tells us more…
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