Tag: Year in Review

R&J Broadcasting Inc R&J News Year in Review 2023

R&J News compiled our year in review, looking back on the stories that made the News with R&J News in 2023 with a month by month breakdown.


January 8, 2024 0

Fosston Year in Review – January

At the close of another great year, R & J Broadcasting will be focusing on reflecting back on events and news in 2023. We will begin with Fosston news in January. January brought many new business owners to Fosston including Hugos, Mireaults, and the Firefly Center: January was also the month for winter sports- and…
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December 20, 2023 0

City of Fosston Looks to 2023 & 2024 for Big Investments in Infrastructure and Economic Development

Fosston, MN — The city of Fosston held off on any major projects in 2022, but looking ahead to 2023 and beyond there will be a great deal of investments being made by the city, including through both infrastructure and economic developments.  In terms of infrastructure, Fosston City Administrator Cassie Heide says they plan on…
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January 3, 2023 0

Slow & Steady, the City of Gary Shows Growth

Gary, MN — It’s not quite the housing boom that can be seen in the cities Barnesville, Hawley, and Horace, but in the small town of Gary, there are still new homes being constructed each year and current homes still have no trouble being sold. During our Year in Review, Gary Mayor Buck Engen stated…
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January 18, 2022 0

REACH Serving Food Needs of Community; Expanding Mental Health Services in 2022

Hendrum, MN — One of the big focuses for REACH, the Rural Enrichment and Counseling Headquarters, this past year has been making sure the people in their service area of rural Clay, Norman, and Becker County don’t go hungry. A shining example from this past year was their backpack program, which provides take-home weekend meals…
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January 4, 2022 0

Representative Marquart Previews 2022 MN Legislative Session

St. Paul, MN — The Minnesota Legislature will reconvene at the end of January and when they do there will be lots to debate. Although the 2022 session is considered a bonding session, it will technically be a budget year following the announcement of a more than $7 billion budget surplus. District 4B Representative Paul…
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January 3, 2022 0