School District 361 moves forward with Referendums for August 13 Ballot asking voters to support districtwide facility needs.
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If you wanna re-experience the Prom after becoming an adult then there’s an opportunity waiting for you this Saturday May, 25th! The Do You night club is presenting “Starry Night” an Adult Prom for those ages 21+. I got to talk to Andrew Hanegmon, the owner of The Do You LLC, about this awesome event.…
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On Tuesday, May 21st the Precious Paws Humane Society of Chisholm held a Burger Bash fundraiser and we had the opportunity to talk to Carrie of Precious Paws who had more to say on the event. So where did the idea of the fundraiser come from? And aside from some delicious food they also held…
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Monday, May 27 is Memorial Day and the Ada Legion will once again be honoring those who have made the ultimate for their country. Ada Legion Commander Ken Pazdernick tells us what the Legion has planned for their ceremony on Memorial Day. Again the ceremony will start in the Ada Municipal Cemetery starting at 9:30…
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The Twin Valley City Council held a special meeting on Monday night. The big topic of the night was the annexation request the council received before their meeting last week. The land that would be annexed will be the home to the new Dollar General store and is across the street from the Twin Valley…
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Graduation at the Ulen-Hitterdal School is this Friday evening at 6pm. Ted Critchley, Dean of Students at Ulen-Hitterdal School says they’ll be doing a practice run and Senior walk through on Thursday. Again, graduation at Ulen-Hitterdal is 6pm Friday night in the gymnasium
The Mahnomen City Council held lengthy discussions regarding ongoing and upcoming projects happening in the City on Monday as they move into the summer months. Mahnomen City Administrator Taylor Guenther says the project that had the biggest discussion was their streetscape project. Guenther says the council also heard updates from their city engineers on numerous…
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As the MN legislative session wrapped up without a bonding bill, Rob Sip with the Red River Watershed Management Board says while their current projects will still be able to continue, it brings up a big challenge for next year. Sip commends the local legislators for understanding the need.