HALLOCK MN
The dog days of ... fall? 
Wednesday’s high temperature in Grand Forks was 89 degrees, continuing a streak of warm weather a week and a half after the official start of autumn.
By Herald staff report , October 05, 2011
LIFTOFF: First passengers depart from Grand Forks' new Dorgan Terminal
The $21 million new terminal opened to outgoing passenger traffic today, ushering in a new era for Grand Forks area air travelers and eclipsing the original terminal down the road.
August 30, 2011
Northstar gets tax break
Northstar Agri-Industries will receive a tax abatement of more than $600,000 spread over 10 years.
By Herald Staff Report , August 17, 2011
Hallock, Minn., man pleads guilty to sexual assault
A Hallock, Minn., man pleaded guilty to having sexual contact with a juvenile victim in Kittson County Court on Tuesday, the Kittson County Sheriff's Office reported today.
By Herald Staff Report , August 10, 2011
Wanda Homstad, Hallock, Minn., letter: What are Crystal executives thinking?
By Wanda Homstad , August 10, 2011
- Marlene Pederson, Hillsboro, N.D., letter: Overhaul American Crystal management
- Aaron Ley, East Grand Forks, letter: Go hear it from the workers
- Ellen Patterson, Drayton, N.D., letter: Family sticks together
- Perry Ostmo, Sharon, N.D., letter: Unions deserve all our support
- American Crystal lockout update: Day 10 and no talks scheduled
WEATHER: Heat index peaks at mid-90s in Grand Forks, then slips
UPDATED 4:36 P.M.The heat index in Grand Forks just before noon Monday was 96, meaning it felt like 96 degrees, based on the combination of 89 degrees in actual air temperature and 57 percent humidity, according to the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks. But that's where it apparently will top out, as the heat index - forecast early Monday to reach into the 100s Monday afternoon - declined to 90 by 4 p.m.
By Herald Staff Report , July 18, 2011
Building along the border on hold
Hallock, Pembina, Joliette vie for new CBP facilityEven though it’s been closed for some five years, northbound travelers on U.S. Highway 75 do a double-take as they approach the locked steel gate across the highway at the U.S.–Canadian border.
By Kevin Bonham , July 01, 2011
The other oil boom: Future Hallock canola plant sparks economy in northwest Minnesota
Big rigs. Big money. Jobs aplenty. Scarce housing. A woeful region revitalized by oil. In many ways, the northwest corner of Minnesota has the feel of western North Dakota. However, the oil driving this revival is not crude. It’s canola.
By Ryan Bakken , May 21, 2011
Hallock, Minn., man injured after falling asleep at the wheel
A Hallock, Minn., man was injured early Sunday when he fell asleep at the wheel and his vehicle rolled in Kittson County.
By Herald Staff Report , April 04, 2011
Minnesota nursing homes brace for deepest funding cuts in decades
An improved financial outlook recently lowered Minnesota’s deficit by more than $1 billion, but nursing homes still could take their biggest funding cuts in decades as lawmakers iron out the next budget while balancing a $5 billion shortfall.
March 01, 2011
With stops in N.W. Minnesota, Gov. Dayton begins state listening tours
During a campaign-style swing across northwestern Minnesota on Tuesday, Gov. Mark Dayton listened to complaints from county officials in Roseau, helped break ground for a new canola plant in Hallock and met with managers of the two biggest industries in Thief River Falls.
Don't be surprised if Dayton visits your town next.
By Bill Salisbury , January 12, 2011
‘What a success this is’
Dayton, Franken, other Minnesota leaders at groundbreaking of Kittson County $168 million canola plantIt was six years in the making and two years later than expected, but Tuesday’s groundbreaking ceremony for a $168 million canola plant marked a “fantastic day” for the County, former state Rep. Dave Olin said.
January 11, 2011
Some area rivers crest, some rising, but dry week predicted
Heavy rains Thursday have caused minor flooding conditions that continue in the northern Red River Valley, but a dry week is expected.
By Staff Report , September 26, 2010
Firm invests in Hallock canola plant
North Star Agri Industries expects to employ 50 peopleThe goal of building the $168 million North Star Agri Industries canola oil processing plant and refinery at Hallock, Minn., took a big step closer to reality Wednesday.
By Mikkel Pates , September 22, 2010
CRASH ROUNDUP: GF crash hurts 2; 4 others escape serious injury in 2 accidents
Two men were injured when the car they were in left a Grand Forks street and hit a tree early Sunday. Also, three people involved in a head-on traffic collision near Newfolden, Minn., escaped serious injury. Earlier, a truck hauling sugar beets ran off a road Saturday night near Stephen, Minn.
By Staff reports , September 12, 2010
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