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Greenworks Landscaping and Fencing out of Grand Forks is celebrating 20 years since they opened their doors for the very first time. Greenworks owner, and Ada native Jon Olson tells us more about the history of his company, and the growth it had over the last 20 years. Olson says the growth for Greenworks Landscaping…
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The Greater International Falls Chamber of Commerce held their 2025 Annual Awards Gala on Thursday night, April 24. This Gala celebrated the people, businesses and organizations that make the community a better place. So we spoke with the Chamber Executive Director JJ McBride. After the guests arrived at the Thunderbird Lodge, and the delicious food…
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Chad Buus is the Area Manager – Mine Maintenance for U. S. Steel Minnesota Ore Operations and has served on UWNEMN’s Board of Directors for six years. Earlier in April, he had been promoted to the position of new Board President for the organization United Way. We got to speak with the new president and…
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Brady Oberg Legacy Podcast Episode 1 Featuring Guest Tracy Dunham, hosted by Brad Dunham. Learn more about the foundation here – https://bradyoberglegacyfoundation.org/
The Minnesota State FFA Convention kicks off on Monday, and a pair of Ada Borup West students will be representing the school on the big stage. One of these students is Ada Borup West senior Sarah Arends, who was named as a State Finalist for Star and Production Placement. Arends tells us more about this,…
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NEWFOLDEN, MN—A woman from Karlstad was killed in a two vehicle collision Thursday afternoon in Newfolden Township. The Minnesota State Patrol says an SUV driven by a 79-year-old woman from Karlstad was going south on Highway 59 at 12:48pm when it collided with a northbound semi driven by 64-year-old Robert Benson of Mahnomen. The…
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A new first-of-its-kind law enacted in North Dakota could shield agrochemical manufacturer Bayer from lawsuits claiming it failed to warn customers that its popular weedkiller Roundup could cause cancer. Bayer is hopeful that success in North Dakota could lead to similar laws being passed around the country. The company faces an onslaught of lawsuits seeking…
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After taking a break due to winter, Phase Two of the Perley Grade Raises project is resuming on Monday. Tera Jensen of the Wild Rice Watershed says travelers can expect to see a detour when traveling through Perley. Over the next couple months, there’s going to be a lot of work being done around Perley,…
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