Capitol idea
A young Borderland artist will see his work hanging in the United States Capitol this spring after winning the 2025 8th District Congressional Art Competition.
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Ice out Sunday
By MT STRINGER Minnesota walleye fishing opener Saturday saw very little boat traffic on Rainy Lake. Without an official ice out announcement, anglers took to… Login to continue reading Login…
Petition seeks vote on $2.7 million bond issue
A petition seeking a public vote on the issuance of $2.75 million in bonds to renovate two International Falls Public Works garages will go to the city council for consideration.
VNP, NWS: Red Flag Warning
STAFF REPORT The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning today for 80 counties and Voyageurs National Park urges all visitors to exercise… Login to continue reading Login…
Another wait on bandshell
It will be at least another 30 days to get more information on a proposed settlement on the Pete Peterson Bandshell from an insurance provider and the International Falls City Council doesn’t like it.
Hauschild: NPS drops proposed ‘Frozen Lake Surface Use Plan’
STAFF REPORT The National Park Service has officially withdrawn its proposed “Frozen Lake Surface Use Plan” at Voyageurs National Park, reports state Sen. Grant Hauschild. The agency… Login to continue reading Login…
Chamber recognizes community successes
Recognizing community members who help drive success and growth in Borderland, the Greater International Falls Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Gala Thursday celebrated Douglas Skrief as Citizen of the Year, Servants of Shelter as Nonprofit of the year, Carlson’s Auto as Small Business of the Year, and Border Chevrolet GMC as Large Business of the Year.
Chamber awards
STAFF REPORT The Greater International Falls Chamber of Commerce Thursday celebrated the people, businesses and organizations that make the community a better place. The chamber’s… Login to continue reading Login…
Rally points to worries about Trump actions
A pro-democracy rally drew people carrying signs to Smokey Bear Park Saturday morning to make their concerns about the impact of federal actions known.
Police HQ talk goes back to county
A lengthy International Falls City Council meeting again drew criticism and questions from the public about spending on projects.