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Fall Fest

Everly, Riley, Wren, and Josie.Bowling on the playground for Fall Fest.Fall Fest chili is served.Students got their faces painting during Fall Fest. Students at St. Thomas Aquinas School celebrated Fall…

Education

Math league fourth

The International Falls Math League captured fourth place Monday, Nov. 2. In Event A, Linnaea Yount, and Max Youso each scored fours.Andy Davenport, Gracie Froemke, and Joe Sullivan scored three’s.In…

Opinion

It will take all of us to keep care close to home

GUEST COLUMN For 56 years, Rainy Lake Medical Center has kept a simple promise to the Borderland: our doors are open to everyone, no matter what. We’re nonprofit and community…

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Koochiching County by the numbers

By LAUREL BEAGERLBeager@cherryroad.comKoochiching County’s voter turnout in last week’s midterm election was higher than the state’s turnout.Koochiching County voter turnout was about 68 percent, according to Joan Nelson, county auditor/treasurer, who leads the county’s voting process.The total 7 a.m. counts for registered voters in the county was 8,017, she said. “We had 5,494 voters, including…

Community

Rotary Report

By AMY MORTENSONCommunity Action was founded on the idea that together, a community can make real changes that improve the lives of friends and neighbors. For over 60 years, KOOTASCA Community Action has been helping individuals and families in our community meet their basic needs and achieve greater stability. KOOTASCA’s programming in International Falls includes…

Outdoors

Deer harvest

Opener morning: Connor Sobczynski, 12, with grandpa Jeff Maish.Gage wallander shot this one opening morning.Kane Pensak with the buck he shot on youth opener.

Business

Palm joins local NBC office

STAFF REPORTTony Palm has joined National Bank of Commerce as a commercial banker serving International Falls and the surrounding communities.Originally from International Falls, Palm has several years of banking experience in the local market. In his role at NBC, he will work with area businesses to provide commercial lending solutions that support growth and expansion,…

Sports

Broncos recognized

FILE PHOTO Several Bronco football players have been named to the Northeast District Blue sub-district team and honorable mentions.Broncos earning the nod for the team were Channing Wade, Grae Shikowski, Carson Crandall, and Huxley Herges.Earning honorable mentions were Brooks Dezeil, Ezekiel Homere, and Nick Schultz.

Obituaries

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Letters

Support local college

LETTER TO THE EDITOR To the editor, The article regarding RRCC (Minnesota North College Rainy River Campus) in the October 22 issue is very unsettling. I attended its first year with the classes held in Falls High School. By the time I retired, I had my master’s plus more than 30 graduate credits and a…

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Well hello there!!! My name is “Mitchell” and I’m 10 years old. My family couldn’t take care of me anymore so I’m looking for a loving family to spend my life with.Maybe somewhere with a sunny spot on the floor or windowsill – that would be nice! And don’t forget, a lap to keep warm…


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Photo of the Week

Fall Fest

Everly, Riley, Wren, and Josie.Bowling on the playground for Fall Fest.Fall Fest chili is served.Students got their faces painting during Fall Fest. Students at St. Thomas Aquinas School celebrated Fall Fest Oct. 30 with face…

Education

Math league fourth

The International Falls Math League captured fourth place Monday, Nov. 2. In Event A, Linnaea Yount, and Max Youso each scored fours.Andy Davenport, Gracie Froemke, and Joe Sullivan scored three’s.In Event C Linnaea Yount scored…

Opinion

It will take all of us to keep care close to home

GUEST COLUMN For 56 years, Rainy Lake Medical Center has kept a simple promise to the Borderland: our doors are open to everyone, no matter what. We’re nonprofit and community owned. We have no shareholders…

Open House