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Midwest drought causing cities to implement water restrictions Aaron Walling © Provided by Fargo KVLY-TV A drought in the Midwest is causing cities to implement water restrictions. FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - This summer has been marked with a drought that is heavily impacting the Midwest. Cities in North Dakota and Minnesota are starting to implement water restrictions to offset the low water levels. “Both from a gut level and from a statistical level, both this is as...

NW Minnesota high school students participate in NGP Youth Institute Times Report More than 40 northwest Minnesota high school students from Crookston, Grand Rapids, Ada and Barnesville attended the annual Minnesota Youth Institute, where students partner with UMN Crookston to get a global perspective on important challenges and connect with other students throughout Minnesota to improve food security and fight the battle on world hunger. However, due to COVID-19, the Northern Great Plains Yout...

By Hannah DeRuyter Photo: Getty Images Summer is a time to get out of the house and adventure. So why not experience new food and drinks around the state offered by various types of festivals. Here is your summer food and drink festival guide in Minnesota! Food:

Gerald Emory Noffsinger, age 85, passed away on Wednesday, June 10, 2021.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota, June 11 (TNSsre) -- The Minnesota Utilities Commission issued the following decision involving Enbridge Energy, Big Bend Wind, Red River Valley Cooperative Power Association, Barnesville Municipal Power and Xcel Energy:INTRODUCTIONDECISION ITEMS1. Details 2014-369** PL9/CN-14-916 Enbridge Energy, Limited PartnershipIn the Matter of the Motion for

Heres how many Belmont County residents have received the COVID-19 vaccine as of June 8, according to data.

Jun. 5—LANCASTER — Minford coach Anthony Knittel said free bases were a key factor in the Falcons' season-ending loss 10-7 loss to Barnesville in Saturday's Division III, Region 11 Final at Lancaster's Beavers Field. After Minford led 4-2 through three innings, the Shamrocks would score eight-straight runs, including six in the decisive fourth inning to take an 8-4 edge at the halfway point. ...

This week in history as reported by The Summit County Journal the week of June 6, 1921. Snowdrifts mastered over the Great Divide Hoosier Pass has been cleared to the top, and automobile travel to...

By Rick McNary, vice president of Strategic Partnerships for The Outreach ProgramI didn’t think they could do it, but they proved me wrong. I was so sure the Belmont County Farm Bureau would not hit their goal of packaging 22,222 bags of meals for their school’s Backpack Program, that I was already scheduling a truck to pick up the unused ingredients. But I underestimated the power of one man with a vision and the power of farmers to unite a community to care for its own. I

Area youth ages 0-18 are invited to explore the area's "Tales & Trails" with Lake Agassiz Regional Library's new, exploration-themed Summer Library Experience, which starts Tuesday, June 1.