Ruby’s Pantry to conclude operations
After more than a decade of service by local volunteers, the International Falls Ruby’s Pantry will conclude its operations as of Dec. 1.
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Vikings shut out Silver Bay
The Littlefork–Big Falls Vikings opened the Section 7 9-Man playoff run in dominant fashion Tuesday night — shutting out Silver Bay 46–0 at home. With the win,… Login to continue reading Login…
Council: Levy limit, charter, bandshell
The International Falls City Council Monday handled a weighty agenda, approving a design and plan to reconstruct the bandshell, acknowledging a missed step in a 2024 charter amendment, and acknowledging on a 4-1 vote the sufficiency of a petition to set levy limits, but rejecting taking it to a vote of the people.
‘Gullywasher’ performs Friday
The acoustic, roots, American duo “Gullywasher” returns to Open Range Concerts – up north at Faith United Church of Christ.
Passing the Torch
My name is Tom Ostroot, a 1981 graduate of Falls High School.
Walleye input meeting Oct. 28
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is taking input on a proposed experimental walleye regulation on Rainy Lake for the 2026 fishing season.
Wicklund signs with Watertown Wolves
After a record-breaking career at Lake Region State College, forward and assistant captain Brady Wicklund has taken the next step in his hockey journey by signing a professional contract with the Watertown Wolves of the Federal Prospects Hockey League
Port: Construction July 2026
The International Falls Land Port of Entry project has been modified and is under a revised schedule.
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MHA recognizes RLMC leaders
Two leaders at Rainy Lake Medical Center have been recognized by the Minnesota Hospital Association for their exceptional contributions to health care in Minnesota.