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One Of Minnesota’s Biggest Gas Stations Closing 1,000 Locations
It seems like a lot of big brands across the United States are facing bankruptcy, downsizing, or closures. Take Red Lobster, for instance. They just recently announced even more closures in Minnesota. Meanwhile, familiar Holiday Gas Stations have been rebranding as Circle K slowly across the region. Major Gas Station...
1975 – Bigelow Wins Champ Go at Minnesota State Fair
Falcon Heights, Minn. (August 31, 1975) – Tom Bigelow of Whitewater, Wis., scored another victory today on the half-mile paved oval at the Minnesota State Fair. Bigelow was behind the wheel off the Leader-Card Lodestar Championship Dirt car powered by a .255 cubic inch Ford engine prepared and maintained by top Indy mechanic A.J. Watson.
New buoys improve Minnesota North Shore forecasts
For over 11 years Jay Austin and his research team at the University of Minnesota Duluth have carefully tended to a crop of bright-yellow meteorological buoys floating on Lake Superior. Each buoy captures real-time data used for weather forecasting, marine safety, commercial fishing charters, paddlers, swimmers, boaters, researchers and by anyone curious about the largest of the Great Lakes.
Otters Impress with Dominant Win in Park Rapids
The Fergus Falls defense was dominant and the offense, run through quarterback Henry Bethel, was explosive and efficient. That combination led to an opening night 39-0 victory for the Otter football team in Park Rapids on Friday night. The Otters held the Panthers to just 30 total yards, all on the ground, while racking up 362 (217 rushing, 145 passing) yards of total offense.
Prowlers Beat Otters 4-3 in Highly Competitive Tennis Match
Fergus Falls hosted the Prowlers from Thief River Falls in a girls' tennis match on Friday. TRF came out on top 4-3 in a very competitive and high level match. Thief River Falls always seems to have a lot of very athletic girls. They seem to get to everything and scrap for every point. This was a great match for us to be a part of. Every match was tight with a lot of good things happening on both sides of the net. Although we got edged out 4-3 today, our girls got better on every single court. With a team as consistent as TRF, we are forced to step things up a notch. We cannot allow a mental dip during the match. We have to know that we will lose points, not because we made a mistake, but because the other team is just that good. Even the top tennis players in the world will only win roughly half the points they play in a given match. Matches like today are where we learn the importance of staying the course, committing to remaining positive, and demonstrating the desire to work hard all the time no matter what the score cards say. Our girls did a good job of this today. We had a couple of girls out today, so new doubles combinations and positions were forced on us, and the girls responded well.
Observance takes place Thursday at Big Ole Park on Overdose Awareness Day
(Alexandria, MN)--On Thursday evening, those we have lost around the area from drug overdoses were remembered during an observance on Overdose Awareness Day. The event took place at Big Ole Park. The observance was designed to given residents who want to take action to end overdoses in the area, and to also honor those who have lost their battle due to substance use disorder.
Fox 9 + Returns as TV Home for St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State Men's Hockey has finalized game times and TV broadcast information ahead of its 2024-25 home schedule, as announced on Friday. For the seventh consecutive season, Fox 9+ will be the television home of the Huskies. All 18 men's hockey regular season home...
HIGHLIGHTS: Sheyenne, Shanley, and Barnesville score big wins in Week 1
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Week 1 of the high school football season did not disappoint across North Dakota and Minnesota, with a few local teams picking up big early-season victories. Out west, it was one versus two in Class AAA with Sheyenne taking on Minot. Mustangs pulled away...
Man arrested for cutting Midco cables
Fargo police arrested Timothy Windels, 36, for allegedly cutting Midco internet and cable lines at seven locations across the city. The damage caused significant outages for residential and business customers, including Community Family Market, Rodeway Inn, Northwest Pipe Fittings, and Larson Welding and Machine Company. According to court records, Windels was seen using an angle grinder to cut the cables.
Harris-Walz interview delivers CNN a ratings slam dunk
Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s first televised interview since becoming the Democratic nominees gave CNN a huge ratings boom. The interview, airing on the cable network and online on Max, drew in an average of 5.987 million viewers during its 45-minute run, per Nielsen data, trouncing programming on rival networks Fox News and MSNBC, which drew fewer viewers combined.
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