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Minnesota State Fair adds 36 official new foods and nine new food vendors

The Minnesota State Fair has added 36 official new foods and nine new food vendors to the expansive menu already offered at the Great Minnesota Get-Together. In total, 1,600 menu items will be available at nearly 300 different concession locations throughout the fairgrounds this year. The Official New Foods announcement is sponsored by Mattress Firm. […]

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Minnesota American Legion backing Fertile-Beltrami student who was told he couldn’t wear his National Guard sash at graduation

A graduation dispute is drawing growing attention after a Fertile-Beltrami High School senior was told he could not wear an Army National Guard sash during commencement. Senior Beau Durand says he wanted to wear the sash to honor his commitment to military service. Now, the American Legion Department of Minnesota is backing the student and

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Crookston Rotary honors Crookston High School and UMC students

The Crookston Rotary Club has announced the Crookston High School and University of Minnesota Crookston students of the month and semester. UMC Student of  the Semester – Math -Science and Technology -Chase NelsonNovember 2025 Crookston High School Student of the Month – Halle NicholasDecember 2025 Crookston High School Student of the  Month – Hayley Leckie HAYLEY

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Crookston Just For Kix to host a competition on March 7

Crookston Just For Kix is hosting their third annual Just For Kix competition on Saturday, March 7, at the University of Minnesota Crookston gymnasium. The competition will run from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Admission is free to all who want to attend. People are invited to attend and support the multi award winning, national champion,

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Minnesota Management and Budget says 2026-27 projected balance is $3.7 billion surplus, State Senator Mark Johnson responds

The projected surplus for Fiscal Years 2026-27 is now higher than it was in the November estimate, and no deficit is projected for the next biennium. “Minnesota’s budget outlook has improved amid significant near-term economic and fiscal uncertainty,” according to the February forecast released Friday by Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB). The 2026-27 biennium projected balance is

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