Warroad News

The Keewatin Legion Colour Party and the Kenora Scottish Pipes and Drums led the way as Keewatin kicked off Canada Day events with a community parade.- Brenda Stewart Miner and News Canadaa TMs 142nd birthday party was celebrated in fine style in Kenora as residents and visitors took part in a day-long program of ceremonies, activities and ...

"We couldn't have had a better day," Faye Bakeberg said of Wright County's first "Breakfast on the Farm" event June 20 at Goldview Farms south of Howard Lake.

Many bikes and tents could be found Monday in Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village in Thief River Falls.

The Red River International Bike Tour will make its way through several local cities next week.

Traffic was moving quickly and the line was short at the Canadian border crossing here Monday, the first day passports were required for entry into the U.S. It appeared nearly everyone trying to enter the U.S. via Minnesotaa s four major crossings was aware of the new regulation, said Marty Eide, area port director.

No major glitches were reported at northern Minnesota border crossings during the first day of new identification rules for entry into the U.S. Traffic was moving quickly and the line was short at the Canadian border crossing in International Falls on Monday.

The public school board in Warroad, Minn., voted this week to go to a four-day school week starting next fall, as part of cost-cutting effort.

When the people from the McKnight Foundation called Bain Boehlke, they told him they wanted to come for a visit to talk about some changes with the foundation's grant structure.

Alan Johnston of Warroad admitted in Roseau County Court today that he underreported income to the state for the tax years 2002 through 2006.

A Roseau County commissioner is accused of filing false state tax returns for five tax years.

Recently, State Auditor Rebecca Otto released the 2007 Analysis of Municipal Liquor Store Operations, which provides comparative data on municipal liquor operations owned and operated by Minnesota cities.

Rather than lose experienced workers, Marvin Windows and Doors is cutting back on employee hours in what's shaping up to be the longest recession since the Great Depression.

This could have been a picture taken from anywhere in northwestern Minnesota. Sandbagging efforts were taking place at several locations.

Heated political arguments over the federal stimulus package haven't subsided, but window manufacturers are starting to see some results from the bill - at least for now.

The bodies of a Minnesota man and his teenaged son were pulled from the Lake of the Woods late Monday afternoon.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation warns drivers to be alert to potential hazardous road conditions because of flooding.

Because of budget problems, Warroad may become Minnesotaa s second school to adopt a four-day week.

Two men have been charged with nearly 50 criminal counts in connection with a string of garage burglaries and car break-ins in Fergus Falls last week.

A Salol boy died in a mobile home fire Tuesday night in Timberline Trailer Court.

THE FIRE WAS REPORTED JUST AFTER 10-30 IN A TRAILER COURT ALONG HIGHWAY 11 ABOUT 13 MILES EAST OF ROSEAU.