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King Norway will be reigning from the corner of Fourth Street and Beltrami Avenue in downtown Bemidji as part of this year’s Bemidji Sculpture Walk.
Staff members from Bemidji's Parks and Recreation Department were hard at work on Thursday morning installing a new fishing pier near the Mississippi River bridge in Paul Bunyan Park.
On track to graduate May 27, Cass Lake-Bena High School graduate Taysha Curry lives her life knowing that hard work pays off.
Since her sixth grade year Ally Dickinson has found her home at TrekNorth Junior and Senior High School, but once graduation arrives May 27, she’ll be leaving one community for a different one.
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This summer’s first Ridgeway Community Picnic was held on May 24, a series of events started by the Bemidji Rotary Club to support and build community with local residents.
It's a potential bright spot for Democrats heading into the Nov. 8 midterm elections, when Republicans are broadly favored to win a majority of at least one chamber in Congress.
Russia has poured thousands of troops into its assault in the eastern Donbas region, attacking from three sides in an attempt to encircle Ukrainian forces in Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk.
When a tragedy of this dimension hits such a small place, it's like tossing a large rock into a tiny pond — the ripples of pain seem inescapable.
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The Minnesota legislative session fizzled to a close on Monday with many top issues left unresolved.
BHS now returns home to host Fergus Falls in a dual, starting at 9 a.m. on Thursday, May 26, at the Bemidji Town and Country Club.
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The city of Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department will host three days of lessons and games, technique and movement skills for youth ages 10-16 interested in learning more about the sport of climbing from 10 to 11:30 a.m. June 14-16, at the Gillett Wellness Center, 1801 17th St. NE.
Conservationists have spent years trying to stave off a national decline in hunting and fishing, but the 2020 pandemic appears to have righted a sinking ship.
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