Wahpeton sweeps Crookston to win fifth straight
Trey King is swinging a hot bat for Post 20 | Photos by Carol Colby Wahpeton Post 20 swept Crookston Post 20 on Thursday by scores of 11-1 and 6-1. Wahpeton is now 10-6 overall and winners
Ag PhD Scouting and Scholarship Event is Saturday in SD
FARGO, N.D. — A major opportunity is coming up this weekend for young agricultural enthusiasts. The annual Ag PhD Scouting & Scholarships event is set to take place this Saturday, June 27, from 9:30 am to 3:00
Talking imaging this morning with Terry and Brian
CEO Terry Anderson dropped by The Morning Show with Brain to talk imaging and the role that plays at CHI.
What’s happening at The Red Door
Mike Rosley dropped by The Morning Show today to talk about upcoming events and activities at The Red Door Art Gallery.
Employee pricing and career opportunities at Vision Ford
Ward covered a lot of bases this morning when we got back “on the lot.” Everything from mobile service to great career opportunities!
Field trips, manicures and living the good life at Twin Town Villa
Mary was talking about more “movin and shakin” at Twin Town Villa this week! Everything from casino field trips to daily manicures and activities.
Addy talks about the bike run this Saturday at the Zoo
Addy dropped by The Morning Show today to talk about the Prometheus Motorcycle Run this Saturday starting at the Zoo.
Janet serves up 4th of July history
Janet Gagelin took time out from her summer hiatus to talk to us about 4th of July History!
Supreme Court says Roundup Cases Limited by Federal Law
(NAFB.com) – The Supreme Court ruled that federal pesticide law limits certain state-based lawsuits alleging pesticide makers failed to warn users about health risks not recognized by federal regulators. The Hill said the Court sided with Monsanto
Soybean Growers Applaud Supreme Court Decision on Glyphosate
(NAFB.com) – The American Soybean Association is praising a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that federal pesticide labeling requirements take precedence over state failure-to-warn claims. The decision in Durnell v. Monsanto found that pesticide labels approved under federal