Families may remember a loved one during the winter months with an opportunity offered by the board of directors of the Forest Hill Cemetery Association.The association has a limited number of fresh holiday wreaths that may be purchased for $50, reports Ward Merrill, Forest Hill Cemetery Association president.Each wreath is made locally with fresh evergreen boughs.
As part of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month in November, Beth Lindahl, crisis housing case manager for KOOTASCA Community Action, provided information out the agency’s program mission and statistics forKOOTASCA Community Action is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive crisis support services in Koochiching and Itasca counties.
Two Broncos will represent Borderland and the Iron Range in the 11th Annual Battle of the Big Dogs High School All Star Volleyball Match Sunday, Nov.
Two Bronco seniors signed national letters of intent Wednesday to attend college next season for sports.Olivia Thostenson will attend Eastern Illinois University, located in Charleston Ill., about 190 miles south of Chicago, where she will play basketball.Golfer Kelby Anderson will attend Winona State University to play golf.
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The Iron Range Conference will add new members and activities to the conference.Earlier this month, the IRC Board voted to add boys and girls golf beginning in 2024.
Essentia Health has been recognized by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives for its leadership in the use of technology.This is the fourth consecutive year Essentia has been cited as a technology leader by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives, or CHIME.“Technology is a major component in the high-quality care delivered to the patients we are privileged to serve,” said Chuck Watson, Essentia’s chief information officer.
The following “recipes” are from Julie Talmage’s first graders at Falls Elementary School.
The library is feeling very cozy as the Northern Lights Quilter’s Guild has displayed in our lobby for November and December.
The charismatic emblem of the West Fork of the Black River Literary Society is the owl an icon known for staying up all night.