The Leave No Trace organization has selected Voyageurs National Park as a 2025 Spotlight site. As outdoor areas nationwide face growing pressures from increased use, this new initiative highlights communities rising to meet these challenges through multi-day, onsite education and restoration efforts.
If a solution to a growing more than $1 million ambulance fund deficit isn’t determined by Dec. 31, the International Falls Ambulance Service will decrease its level of service to basic life support.
Rainy Lake Medical Center’s vision for a new hospital has been years in the making, shaped by community need, strategic planning and the commitment of those who believe in a healthier future for Borderland.
People who live, work and play in the Littlefork River Watershed can be a part of a new, locally driven planning effort focused on the long-term care and management of the water and land.
International Falls’ growing ambulance service deficit and its effect on city finances take center stage at a special meeting next week.
Again this year, there’s plenty to do in Borderland to celebrate our nation’s Independence Day Friday.
The audit findings of the city of International Falls were unanimously approved at a special council meeting last week.