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Budget planning is officially underway in the City of Ada, as the city council approved their preliminary levy last week. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson told R&J News that they’re looking at no major changes from last year, as the council has been diligent with taxpayer funds. Larson also gives us a look into some…
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The Cass County Sheriff’s Office says they are actively investigating the death of a person in rural Cass Lake. The individual’s body was found in a local resident’s yard at around 8am on Sunday morning. The body was discovered in a yard in the area of John Moose Drive NW in Pike Bay Township, the…
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The Ada Boy Scouts have had multiple members rise to the rank of Eagle Scout over the years, and they will soon be adding another, as Ada’s Matthew Zacher became the latest to get their Eagle Scout Project approved. R&J News had the chance to catch up with Zacher, who says a lot of work…
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Yesterday, R&J News told you about the early life of Ada’s Annelee Woodstrom, and her early life in Nazi Germany, but was it like leaving for a country that was recently at war with your native country? Annelee tells us more about her experience. After having her education opportunities stripped back in Germany, Woodstrom says…
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The 2026 General Election is set to be a big one for the state of Minnesota, as numerous positions including Governor, US Senator, US Representative along with many local elections are set to be on the ballot. However, did you know there will also be an amendment that could have a big impact on school…
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FERTILE, MN—Fertile-Beltrami Homecoming Queen Mimi Iverson and Homecoming King Noah Swenby talk about this week’s Homecoming.
The United States and Canada are currently in the midst of a trade war, and local producers are left wondering whether this ongoing feud will have lasting effects. Jacob Shapiro is a Geopolitical analyst and he says that he can’t believe that we’ve gotten to a point where Canada and the US are feuding over…
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Coming up later this week, the Aurora Center for the Arts and Wellbeing will be holding Auditions for their Winter Musical, and all area residents are invited to audition. Aurora Center Representative Abbie Pearson tells us more. Pearson says you should also mark October 13 on your calendar, as they will be welcoming a very…
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The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council announced yesterday that they are bringing a new exhibit to their gallery at Northland Community and Technical College in Thief River Falls. The exhibit, Self-Taught Artists, Self-Told Stories: a folk art exhibit, will run through November and will have 110 unique pieces of folk art which include Indigenous beading, acrylic…
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Flu shots were scheduled to arrive in Traill County for the fall season with traveling clinic locations to administer the vaccines, but Brenda Stallman of Traill District Health says those dates will have to be rescheduled. Traill County will also have other vaccines arriving soon that are in demand. The original dates for the flu…
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