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Most everyone likes to take pictures of their kids on the first day of a new school year…..and then post those pictures on social media. Clearwater County Sheriff Darin Halverson says posting those back to school pictures may not be such a good idea. Sheriff Halverson was a guest on KKCQ’s Food For Thought program…
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Two people were injured in a two vehicle accident Friday afternoon east of Thompson. The North Dakota Highway Patrol says a truck driven by 35-year-old Lee Snell of Pueblo, Colorado was northbound on 11th Street NE, south of the intersection of 7th Street NE, and was slowing down to turn left….when it was rear-ended by…
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The Friends of Maplewood State Park invite you to the Josh Hanson Memorial Picnic Shelter today to learn how to fish for muskies, walleyes, and bass from one of Minnesota’s best. Friends of Maplewood State Park Media Coordinator Linda Today tells us more. The Park is also open all year round, and has a lot…
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HAWLEY, MN—Farmers who have empty pesticide containers might want to rinse them out and take them to Hawley next week. Shannon Thompson with Clay County Solid Waste explains. Thompson reminds us this empty container collection is only for agricultural pesticide users, and not for household containers. For more information, call Clay County Solid Waste at…
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The FM Legion Nightriders will be coming to Twisted Sisters at Pub 21 in Ada on Saturday for their Fun Run, and all are invited to come and show their support for area veterans. Lori Pladson of Twisted Sisters at Pub 21 tells us more. Pladson says there will also be a free will meal,…
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It’s been over 8 months since the Ada Event Center had to shut down due to structural issues and unsafe conditions. Since then the city has been in the process of getting it back up and running, but the process has been complicated. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson explains why. Larson says there will also be…
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Vendors from across the region filled Main Street in Hillsboro Thursday for the largest turnout in Between Two Cities Market history. Offerings ranged from lamb and salmon to potato dumplings and purple bell peppers. In addition to bringing farmers market enthusiasts together, it also served as an opportunity to promote local agriculture. The market partnered…
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