Northwood Habitat of Humanity ReStore manager Steve Strasser stands with two donated carts made by Lyle Erickson and his wife, Kathy. Erickson made the 2011 Bulldozer and the 2012 Fire truck all from recycled material from the ReStore. The carts will be raffled off at the Habitat for Humanity picnic on Aug. 30 at Diamond Point Park. Tickets will go on sale next week. Monte Draper | Bemidji Pioneer
Michael Murray, assistant professor of economics at BSU, will deliver an Honors Council Lecture titled “The Social and Psychological Consequences of Unemployment during the Great Recession: Evidence from the National ...
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always thought about waking up obscenely early the morning after Thanksgiving, to check out the goings-on at the toy or department store. ...
Knife River Materials is award finalist BEMIDJI — Knife River Materials is among eight companies under consideration for the 2012 Sheldon G. Hayes Award. The award is presented annually to ...
BAGLEY — TEAM Industries Inc. of Bagley and development partner Fallbrook Technologies Inc. have entered into an exclusive licensing arrangement for the use of NuVinci CVP, or continuously variable planetary, ...
