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Farm Aid 40 Concert Helped by Teamsters

The tentative agreement between Teamsters Local 320 and the University of Minnesota means the Farm Aid 40 concert will go on this Saturday as scheduled. The strike and picketing has officially ended on all U of M campuses.

The three-year agreement is being sent to Teamsters members for a final vote and ratification. Local 320 president Erik Skoog said, “we also must recognize the solidarity from the Farm Aid performers and event coordinators who refused to cross a Teamster picket line.

Crews were working on the Farm Aid stage at Huntington Bank Stadium this weekend.

NWMAC Folk Art Exhibit Features Familiar Faces

The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council has a new exhibit on display at its gallery inside Northland Community and

Highway 11 West to Roseau Opens Up Over the Weekend

Good news for drivers traveling through the Highway 11 project between Roseau and Warroad. Mainline paving is now

Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month

September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. About 845 Minnesotans died by suicide last year. Erich Mische, CEO