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Parenting class The "Love & Limits" parenting class will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the KOOTASCA building, 2232 Second Ave.
Jeremy Faith has been accepted for enrollment into the meat merchandising major at Minnesota West Community and Technical College, Pipestone Campus.
Bass Championship kicks off in Fort Frances
The 2008 Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship kicks off today with anglers hitting the water Thursday.
City: Rieser has paid his debt, By Laurel Beager, Editor
Bill Rieser, an employee of Ultimate Development LLC, says his past dealings with failed companies has no bearing on a plan to develop property along the Rainy River.
Everybody has baggage from their past. But putting that past history in perspective is important when it comes to an employee of a company that owns and plans to develop property between Rainy River and ...
Briggs: Indian Ed grants at risk, By Lisa Kaczke, Staff Writer
Falls High School Indian Education students lined the side of the cafeteria Monday as they took turns describing how the program has helped them succeed in the school district.
Maxi-scooters are new fad, By Tom Laventure, Staff Writer
Kevin and Linda Hendrickson were in International Falls Friday to scout out the area as a possible route for their MinnMax scooter club.
City selects firm to develop comprehensive wetland plan, By Laurel Beager, Editor
Acknowledging a tough decision, International Falls City Council Monday selected a firm based in International Falls to develop a comprehensive wetlands management plan.
AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING LOW BID IN THE AMOUNT OF $495,122.50 AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO BOWMAN ASPHALT PRODUCTS, INC, PO BOX 151, INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MN 56649 FOR 2008 STREET IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF ...
Women of the Moose The Women of the Moose will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Moose Club downstairs clubrooms to make plans for the Sunday picnic at Smokey Bear Park and to plan a rummage sale table for Crazy ...
Editor's note: Each Monday, The Daily Journal will be featuring excerpts from the life journals of the late Don Johnson.
The following people have been sentenced for aggravated misdemeanor or felony crimes in Koochiching County District Court.
Boards to hold meetings Monday
Falls City Council International Falls City Council is scheduled to fill a vacant seat on the council when it meets Monday.
Ontario ends sturgeon harvest, By Laurel Beager, Editor
As of July 1, recreational anglers are prohibited from keeping any lake sturgeon they catch in Ontario, according to the Ontario Ministry of Nature Resources.
City requests legal opinion, By Lisa Kaczke, Staff Writer
Koochiching County's economic agency is seeking proposals for legal representation while International Falls officials are asking for a legal opinion on an alleged conflict of interest with the agency's current ...
Community Market Backus Community Market continues Saturday, rain or shine, from 8 to 11 a.m. in the AB Third Street parking lot.
By his own admission, Greg Ross scratched and scraped through this weekend's Smokey Bear Golf Tournament, the last ever played on just a nine-hole course.
Falls teen enjoys summer library job
Millions of teens lose themselves in a book every day. Jadelle Bjorkquist, an avid reader, has the opportunity to lose herself in a million books every day.
KEDA to discuss FTZ site Wednesday
The Koochiching Economic Development Authority Board is scheduled to hear an update on its foreign trade zone site at its meeting Wednesday.
Paul Reuter introduced Lester Gooler who was honored as "special person" at the regular July 9 meeting of the Kiwanis Club of International Falls at the Holiday Inn.