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FERTILE, MN—The Fertile City Council has an interesting item on the agenda for Monday night’s Council meeting. There’s a proposal to change the City Code to remove supervisory powers from the Mayor over City staff. If the proposal is approved, the full Council would be in charge of the staff only at a monthly City…
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BAGLEY, MN—Faith Lutheran Church in Bagley is holding its annual Fall Festival this Saturday. Gladys Luecken of the Faith Lutheran Church Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (WELCA) chapter has details. Luecken says there will also be a country store Saturday. The Fall Festival and turkey dinner at Faith Lutheran Church in Bagley…
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Each year, dozens of emergency personnel are struck and killed by vehicles while working on a roadway incident. This number is very concerning, and in response the State of Minnesota has laws in place to protect our emergency personnel called Ted Foss Laws. Norman County Sheriff Ben Fall tells us what you should do if…
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In light of Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15), I made a trip to FHS to interview Rosa Christianson. She teaches Spanish at the High School and Elementary for ISD 361.
Waste is a major concern for any business, especially for businesses that work with food. Nokota Packers in Buxton recently rolled out a new product to cut down on food waste, specifically with their potatoes. Carissa Olsen of Nokota Packers tells us more. Olsen tells us just how much food is saved from this new…
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Earlier this week, R&J News reported that the Ada Borup West was reporting strong 2024 MCA State Testing scores. During her appearance on the KRJB Kaleidoscope, Ada Borup West Elementary Principal Bree Triplett talked more about these scores, and how they will affect things moving forward. To get a better understanding of how these assessments…
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Soybeans are one of the biggest crops in the Red River Valley, and the harvest is mostly complete. Mitch Coulter of North Harvest Bean tells us how this year’s bean harvest went. Most soybeans went from the field to storage bins, as the soybean market is not in a great place, and Coulter talks more…
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MEA break is here, and for families in the Mahnomen School District, that means information on the first Parent Teacher Conferences of the year will be sent home soon. Mahnomen Activities Director Aimee Pederson tells us more. Pederson was a guest on the Mahnomen School News, which airs Wednesdays at 9:30 AM on Gold 101.5…
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October is Cyber Security Month, and Office Supplies Plus is encouraging everyone to take the proper steps in keeping yourself safe from cyber attacks. Kody Krier of Office Supplies Plus says one thing that people should be aware of is that Windows 10’s lifespan is coming to an end, which means you’ll need to update…
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It’s been a busy month for Ada Borup West FFA, as they have had students all across the region competing in competitions. Ada Borup West FFA Advisor Abbie Savage shares some of the results from these competitions, as some students have qualified for state. As for what’s next for Ada Borup West FFA, Savage says…
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