Jillian Bilben and Coach Jennifer McBride are preparing to participate in the State Swimming A Finals this coming weekend. Bilben, who set the school record… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
It’s a transition period right now between fall and winter sports, but all or most of the winter sports teams are now up and practicing,… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Bronco senior Jillian Bilben will compete at the state level this weekend after qualifying for the state meet on Saturday. Bilben broke the Falls High… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
STAFF Bronco swimmer Jillian Bilben is seeded third going into the Section 7A Finals on Saturday, following Thursday’s qualifying meet at the Hibbing High School… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
New research from the Voyageurs Wolf Project in northern Minnesota sheds light on how humans are having a profound impact on wolf-deer relationships by altering forest ecosystems.The premise is really quite simple: human activities change where deer are on the landscape, and wolves go where the deer are.
For the third time, International Falls Rotary has given a book to every pre-k and kindergarten student in International Falls and Littlefork.The first two book giveaways were prompted by COVID 19, when “Rotary Readers” were unable to read to kids at school in the annual event.“But Rotary is continuing the tradition, largely because Readers and teachers have observed how much the children love books as a gift,” said Jeff Hardwig, Rotary member and LORE leader.
The Littlefork-Big Falls School Board recently recognized the students of the month for October 2023.Wyatt Hell was recognized for senior high, and Braeson Porter for the junior high.The students are selected after being nominated by teachers, reports Kathy Siltman, L-BF High School Secretary.
Abbi Hutchinson came in 20th at the Minnesota State Cross Country meet Nov.
The International Falls City Council Monday agreed to purchase a fire blanket to use in the case of fires in electric vehicles and batteries.Fire Chief Adam Mannausau told the council that studies are proving that fire blankets are more efficient and safer to use in case of a fire in an electric vehicle, EV, or battery than applying water.He said electric vehicle fires are difficult to put out and can require up to 25,000 gallons of water.
The Icebox Radio Theater will return to the stage of the Salty Jester on Nov.