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After a few brutal years for the Minnesota deer population, Minnesota DNR Northwest Wildlife Supervisor Rob Baden says the Minnesota deer population will likely see a large recovery. Baden explains why this recovery is happening and how it could affect deer hunting regulations. While on the topic of baby deer, Baden also reminds you to…
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Hatton, North Dakota honored their most famous resident over the weekend. On Sunday, the Hatton-Eielson Museum celebrated the 100th anniversary of Carl Ben Eielson’s famous first airmail expedition to Alaska. The expedition took place February 21st, 1924. The program featured several theatrical and musical presentations. Museum Board Co-President, Linda Reinhart, says the community needs to…
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Traill County residents will make their voices heard in determining the outcome of several contested races in Tuesday’s North Dakota primary elections. At the top level, contested races include Governor and US House. Current US Congressman, Kelly Armstrong, challenges Lieutenant Governor, Tammy Miller, for the Republican nomination for governor. The winner of this primary would…
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Two farms in Northwest Minnesota have been recognized by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture for superior herd management. The Waukon Dairy and Walter Brothers Dairy of Plummer are among 90 herds that have low somatic cell counts. Somatic cell count, or SCC, is a key indicator of milk quality. A low SCC is better for…
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The 16th Annual Wild Rice Conservation Club Heiberg Fishing Derby went off without a hitch on Saturday. WRCC member Nicole Nogowski says the derby was a massive success and that they had a record turnout. Nogowski shared the results of the derby as well. For more information on the Wild Rice Conservation and photos from…
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Life jackets and car safety seats have two things in common: they’re meant to help keep you safe and they have to fit properly. Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman talks about this. Tadman also suggests it might be better if really young children stayed away from the water. Tadman points out that Just as there…
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The Ada Police Department and Ada Borup West School held their School Resource Officer Golf Scramble Friday afternoon. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager says the event was a huge success. Ada Borup West Superintendent Aaron Cook shared similar sentiments. Hager says the SRO was positioned at the Ada Borup West School the final month of…
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Family Has Participated & Provided Support for More Than 3 Decades (DULUTH, MINN.) — Super One Foods and the Miner family have been named the 2024 recipients of the Mac Welles Award of Excellence, it was announced today by Grandma’s Marathon. The Miner family’s involvement with Grandma’s Marathon dates to the late 1990s, when Jim Jr.…
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by Alicia Lewis of KARE 11 As Minnesotans head outside to appreciate the warm weather, so does the state’s tick population. Some of these ticks can put you at risk for Lyme Disease and, this year, doctors are seeing more reported cases than ever before. According to the latest data from the Minnesota Department of…
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by Krystal Frasier of KSTP Outdoor enthusiasts will be able to enter any state park in Minnesota for free this Saturday. Free Park Day is one of the four days each year the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) waives the requirement for a vehicle permit at state parks and recreation areas. However, fees for…
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