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The Beltrami County Board of Commissioners has officially withdrawn the purchase agreement for the Weibolt Property, following public input against its selection as the new jail site.

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The murmurs have transformed into open conversation among people who work and live around Upper Red about the “what-ifs” of a sustained boundary challenge by the Red Lake Nation.

Community watches closely because the stakes are high, but theres a realization that any challenge would take years to unfold.

Representatives from townships across Beltrami County spoke out against a substantial increase in road maintenance costs approved by the county board in its last meeting.

They now say NORAD learned of them later by other means, and never detected them while Donald Trump was president.

This year, many of the Pioneer’s top stories centered around growth, healing, relationships and community. Even in the midst of some hard losses it was a rejuvenating year of progress.

Final results show more than 85 Indigenous candidates won up and down the ballots in 22 states in the Nov. 8 election #NativeVote22

After months of studies and public input, the Beltrami County Board of Commissioners made the decision on Tuesday, Nov. 15, to build a new jail to replace the current facility that no longer meets state standards.

Joseph Neft opened a large lead as results started coming in on Tuesday, Nov. 8. But in the end, Tim Sumner won by a margin of 409 votes.