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With thor trip to the National Convention now behind them, the ULen Hitterdal FFA will now be gearing up for their busiest time of the year. Ulen Hitterdal FFA Advisor Abbie Savage tells us what’s next for Ulen Hitterdal FFA. You can keep up with all the latest Ulen Hitterdal FFA updates, by going to…
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In a time where grocery bills are at higher than ever, the USDA is looking to implement a program that they say will expand meat processing capacity, and increase competition. USDA Under Secretary for Food Safety Dr. Mindy Brashears tells us more. Brashears explains how exactly this program will increase competition, and lower prices for…
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Itasca State Park will be taking a break from their program schedule, as they transition the park into winter, but there is still plenty to do in the park as fall continues to wind down. Itasca State Park lead naturalist Connie Cox says now is a great time to explore the park. While the park…
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Clearwater County early absentee voting tallies are showing after nearly 2,000 votes have been counted (according to https://elections.mpr.org/2026-08-11/county/27029 ) that the race may be one of if not the tightest race in the area. With 2 options officially on the ballot and officially 4 candidates that have campaigned and received votes there is a much…
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Bagley High School will be holding its annual Veterans Day Program and Luncheon on Wednesday, November 11th at 9:15 A.M. in the Bagley High School gymnasium, and the Bagley High School’s Student Council is planning to make this year’s program their most patriotic and ambitious to date. All veterans and active duty military members along…
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Registration for the 2027 Bio Girls Season will be opening in one week, and area families with young girls are invited to get their daughter registered. Ada Bio Girls site director Tera Johnson says Bio Girls is all about empowering girls, and building up their self esteem. If this sounds like a program your daughter…
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The Holiday season is just about here, which means that Traill County Veterans Services is currently seeking submissions for their annual Blue Christmas program. Traill County Veterans Service Officer La Lynda Blotsky tells us more. Blotsky says Blue Christmas is a great way to honor veterans, and make sure we never forget that they’re the…
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Today is Election Day, and while people’s ballots may look different from location to location, one of the things that will be on every voter’s ballot across the State of Minnesota will be a constitutional measure regarding school funding. Ulen-Hitterdal School Board member Laura Tweten explains. Tweten says this amendment would benefit all students, and…
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For the third straight year, there’s been a decrease in the number of opioid related deaths in Minnesota. A new report from the Minnesota Department of Health shows 671 people in the state died from opioid-involved overdoses in 2025—down from 1039 back in 2022. Epidemiologist Mary DeLaquil talks about the decrease. The Health Department’s study…
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North Dakota’s attorney general issued opinions Monday on a pair of open meeting complaints. North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wigley was asked if the City of Fargo broke state law by not giving public notice that a quorum of City Commission members allegedly attended a series of meetings in August 2024. The City replied that…
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