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After 22 years as promoters of the rodeo held each year during the Beltrami County Fair, the owners of Gold Mine Ranch recently announced via letter to their sponsors that they will no longer be the promoters of the event.
Taryn Frazer broke the Cass Lake-Bena girls basketball program record for points on Saturday, surpassing Amanda Gehrke's total of 2,198.
The Bulldogs entered the weekend seventh in the eight-team CCHA. They certainly didn’t look like it.
The week of Jan. 13 Beltrami county recorded 558 new cases of COVID-19 in the last 14 days, but Megan Heuer, the county’s Public Health director, says the number of cases in the community is likely even higher.
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The average number of blizzards in a winter is three.
Strong eruptions in the tropics have been known to cause cooling due to large amounts of sulphur dioxide being placed into the upper atmosphere.
Kishida said he and Biden had agreed to cooperate to realize a free and open Indo-Pacific, to work closely on China and the North Korean missile issue and also to cooperate on Ukraine.
From his hospital bed, Mark Feierabend vowed to make lifestyle changes and influence others to become vaccinated for COVID-19.
The Bemidji Area Schools Board of Education will have their first meeting of the new year at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 24, in the district office board room.
Not much is known about the individuals, aside from authorities believing they are a family of Indian nationals, and part of a larger group apprehended in northern Minnesota, about 6 miles east of Pembina.
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State jobless rate fell to 3.1% in December
Lumberjack sports have been paused because of Bemidji Area Schools’ decision to cancel all school and activities from Tuesday, Jan. 18, through Sunday, Jan. 22, due to COVID-19 cases and other illnesses affecting staffing levels across the district.
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The city of Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department is set to hold a virtual youth ice fishing tournament beginning Saturday, Feb. 5.
Concerns about a production issue in her dad's soybean field has led to a prestigious scholarship for Hankinson, North Dakota, student Emma Kratcha.
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