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According to the data from the Government and Community Relations Department for the University of Minnesota System, the system produces more than $8.6 billion a year in economic activity in the state, supporting more than 77,000 jobs and generates more than $470 million in state taxes. On Wednesday, J.D. Burton, Chief Government Relations Officer for […]
Researchers from the University of Minnesota, along with the Minnesota Wheat Growers and the Minnesota Wheat Council will deliver the most current research information to help you make better management decisions on your farm. The workshops will include information on new spring wheat varieties, strategies for managing nitrogen, management and research results from the On-Farm
Even though the Happy Joe’s Kids Foundation was established by Happy Joe Whitty, founder of Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor, decades ago, it’s still improving the lives of children with special needs and their families. Most recently, Happy Joe’s donated through the RiverView Foundation to help RiverView Rehab Services purchase supplies for its
Two Minnesota State Lottery Millionaire Raffle players have won $1 million on the New Years Day drawing. One of the winners bought a $1 million dollar winner at Superpumper in Crookston and another winner purchased a ticket in Ely. The Millionaire Raffle has been held since 2006 and they limit the number of tickets to
Crookston and the Red River Valley is in a Winter Weather Advisory until Noon on Monday, December 31. All of northwest Minnesota is in a wind chill advisory from Noon on Monday, December 31 to Noon on Tuesday, January 1. The area will have light snow and freezing drizzle this evening, then increasing north winds
UPDATED 12/27 – 6:30 p.m. The Minnesota Department of Transportation has enacted a no travel advisory on Highway 2 between Crookston and East Grand Forks in Polk County due to dangerous driving conditions. High winds and blowing snow are causing whiteout conditions. Snowplows will continue to operate for as long as conditions allow, but motorists
