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Big Catch 10K joins Color 5K

The Rainy Lake Medical Center Foundation’s Big Catch 10K made its debut during International Falls Bass Championship weekend this year, joining the Foundation’s annual Color 5K in a new setting…

Education

Five local tutors needed

As students head back to school, tutors are needed across the state to help them build stronger reading and math skills, say AmeriCorps leaders.

Opinion

Open House

News

Drought persists in county, state

State and federal resource officials say Koochiching County continues to be in a drought, following the eighth driest year to date over the past 132 years.

Community

Rotary Report

The Rotary Club of International Falls had the pleasure of hosting Jim Yount and Ted Saxton of Small Town Tech during its Sept. 2 meeting.

Outdoors

Trapper ed class offered

The Minnesota Trapper’s Association will offer a two-part trapper education certification class, with an instruction field day Sept. 26.

Business

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Sports

Notebook, Thursday, Sept. 3

The International Falls swim and dive team is back in the water today at 4:30 for the second match of the season, hosting Stella Maris Academy. The Broncos were very successful in their first competition of the year, defeating Northeast Range/Ely 114-53 on Tuesday. The meet included a win in the 100-yard breaststroke by Brooklyn…

Letters

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Come here to me and let me cuddle with you! Amber is only 3 years old.


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Photo of the Week

Big Catch 10K joins Color 5K

The Rainy Lake Medical Center Foundation’s Big Catch 10K made its debut during International Falls Bass Championship weekend this year, joining the Foundation’s annual Color 5K in a new setting and creating a new opportunity…

Education

Five local tutors needed

As students head back to school, tutors are needed across the state to help them build stronger reading and math skills, say AmeriCorps leaders.

Opinion

Open House