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While it may feel a little chilly some days, the calendar has officially flipped into spring, and Itasca State Park has many different trails at your disposal for recreational activities. Itasca Lead Naturalist Connie Cox says they have multiple miles of trails for both hiking and biking. If you’re a dog lover, you’re in luck…
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Every Spring the City of Ada holds their annual Clean Up Week, and this year’s dates have been set. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson says Clean Up Week will be held the first full week of May, and there will be some minor changes in services this year. People with questions about Clean Up Week…
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Spring time is when many local residents will start to plan out their construction projects for the year, and due to permitting we can often get an idea of what the year could look like in terms of homebuilding and other projects. Garry Johanson of Norman County Environmental Services gives us a look into how…
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Registration is now open for the Annual Cody Holte Softball Tournament, which is set to take place on May 30. Event representative, and Cody’s father Bret Holte previews this year’s tournament, and explains how you can get registered. Holte says being able to get the local, and law enforcement communities together for an event like…
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The Ada Borup West High School is a little empty today, as over thirty students are attending the FCCLA State Convention in Bloomington this weekend. Two students who are attending the state convention are Peyton Tinjum and Cambria Carlsrud who will be presenting on their service project. The two tell us more about their project,…
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You’ve probably seen solar panels at area farms. Have you ever wondered how solar panels and animals coexist? The University of Minnesota Extension is holding a webinar soon about what’s called solar grazing. Sabrina Florentino is an alternative livestock systems educator for University of Minnesota extension. Years ago there were concerns that people and…
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A bill that would have lowered Minnesota license tab fees to pre-2023 levels failed to advance in the House transportation committee. State Representative Steve Gander of East Grand Forks says the Legislature has to cut down on spending. Meanwhile, there’s another bill about license tabs being considered in St. Paul—this one would raise the fees.
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The Boundary Waters is now ranked among the most endangered public lands in the country, with debate intensifying over proposed mining in northeastern Minnesota. Experts say sulfide ore mining can create acid runoff, raising concerns about long-term impacts to water quality in the region. Advocates argue the risk to interconnected lakes and rivers could have…
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The 2026 FIRST Robotics Season is in full swing, and did you know that there’s a lot more to robotics than just building and driving robots? MN Robotics Coaches Association President and Nevis Robotics mentor Olaf Netteberg says a big section of his team does nothing with the robot and focuses on Impact, which is…
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