Flom Farm Fest Oktoberfest in July begins Friday
The 20th Anniversary Flom Farm Fest kicks off on Friday. Event Representative Christina Lien is excited to announce that this year’s theme is Oktoberfest in July. Lien says there was a major focus on musical acts this year and she gives us the rundown of Friday’s schedule, which is headlined by some local talent Lien…
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Missoula Children’s Theatre coming to Hatton
THe Missoula Children’s Theatre is coming to Hatton starting on July 29, and they’re looking for children of all ages to audition for roles in their production of “The Pied Piper” on August 2 and 3. Hatton Community Theatre members Donnalee Strand and Karen Naastad tells us more. Strand and Naastad tells us more about…
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A guide to the 2024 Minneapolis Aquatennial
Since 1940, the Minneapolis Aquatennial has taken place as an annual multi-day festival celebrating the city’s lake streams and rivers. This year the city-wide festival will run from Wednesday, July 24 through Saturday, July 27. The celebration kicks off with the Aquatennial Torchlight Parade at 7:30 on Wednesday night and concludes with the Target Fireworks at 10:00…
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Attorney General Ellison secures more low-cost insulin for Minnesotans
Insulin manufacturer Sanofi agrees to cap out-of-pocket cost of its insulin products at $35 per monthly prescription, and provide free insulin to the neediest Minnesotans, for five years, in settlement of 2018 lawsuit Agreement follows similar settlement reached between the Attorney General and Eli Lilly for resolution of the same lawsuit; litigation against Novo Nordisk continues Today,…
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Child Nutrition
Kelsey Merkens of Norman Mahnomen Public Health was a guest on the KRJB Kaleidoscope on Monday. One topic that she discussed was child nutrition and how she’s seeing an increase in youth energy drink consumption. Merkens says parents and youth alike should avoid consuming energy drinks and she explained why. Merkens says another important aspect…
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City of Ada and Ada Police Department still working on blight solutions
The City of Ada alongside the Ada Police Department have been trying to crack down on blight over the last year,, in order to clean up the town, and make it more presentable. Police Chief Steve Hager says they are continuing to make progress, but are continuing to face some delays due to the court…
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Vietnam Moving Wall stopping in Moorhead
The Vietnam Moving Wall will be on display at the Moorhead American Legion from July 25 through 29. Moorhead American Legion General Manager Scott Moen explains what the Moving Wall is and its significance. Moen says they will also be holding an opening ceremony on Thursday afternoon starting at 3:00. As he stated earlier Moen…
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