ROSEAU MN
STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Return of the Roseau students
Thursday, April 19 we had our annual visit from Mrs. Olsen's mass communications class from Roseau, Minn. The students receive the Grand Forks Herald each day during the school year through our Newspa...
Posted on 4/23/12 at 8:37 AM
Roseau man uninjured in rollover 
A Roseau, Minn., man was not injured when he drove his vehicle off Minnesota Highway 32 and rolled north of Strathcona, Minn.
By Herald Staff Report , June 04, 2012
A back-to-back bid for perfection
In 18 seasons as a high school head baseball coach, Tracey Wensloff had never been a part of a perfect game. That changed last week. That’s when Wensloff’s Roseau High School team was within one out of back-to-back perfect games.
By Greg DeVillers , May 13, 2012
No one seriously injured in semi collision with pickup
Neither driver was seriously injured when a truck collided with a semi-trailer Thursday afternoon near Roseau, Minn.
By Herald Staff Report , May 04, 2012
FAITH: Science, religion, lunch seminar ... Roseau woman to give gospel concert ... Rothberg to lead spring retreat
Science, Religion, Lunch Seminar in FargoJohn Helgeland, longtime religion professor at North Dakota State University, will speak on “Origins of Fundamentalism” at noon Tuesday for the Science, Religion, and Lunch Seminar in the Meadow Lark Room in Memorial Union at NDSU in Fargo.
By Herald Staff Report , April 06, 2012
PREP HOCKEY: Warroad No. 2 in Class A girls poll; Thief River Falls 4th in Class A boys, girls polls
The Associated Press poll for Minnesota boys' and girls high school hockey, provided by Let's Play Hockey newspaper. First-place votes are in parentheses.
By Associated Press , February 22, 2012
Minnesota DNR takes wolf plan on the road
It’s been a long time coming for many northwest Minnesota residents, but gray wolves will be fair game in the state this fall. That was the focus of a Thursday night town hall meeting in Roseau.
By Brad Dokken , January 26, 2012
For some restaurants, it’s not easy being green
Diabetic Chef teaches restaurateurs not to be afraid to put a little green on the menuWhat meal appears healthier: tater tot hotdish or an oriental salad? Well, reality doesn’t always match appearances, at least not in the case of two local restaurateurs’ offerings. Chris Smith, known as The Diabetic Chef, made that case Tuesday during the second of a two-day stay in Roseau to teach locals how to eat healthier. Local restaurant cooks were the students Tuesday.
By Ryan Bakken , November 29, 2011
‘Christmas Harmonies’ program Dec. 11 in Roseau
A Christmas program of music and stories will be presented Dec. 11 in Roseau, Minn., in conjunction with the Smithsonian traveling exhibit “New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music” and sponsored by the Roseau County Historical Society & Museum.
By Herald Staff Report , November 24, 2011
Roseau hosts celebration of American roots music
A Christmas program of music and stories will be presented Dec. 11 in Roseau, Minn., in conjunction with the Smithsonian traveling exhibit “New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music” and sponsored by the Roseau County Historical Society & Museum.
By Herald Staff Report , November 23, 2011
THE LIST: 'Back County Crimes,' Miss Grand Forks, book sale, art auction, etc.
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Area arts and entertainment events
By Herald Staff Report , November 03, 2011
Fall Suppers & Bazaars
By Herald Staff Report , October 11, 2011
Jobs, population discussed during northwest Minnesota summit
In the midst of a struggling statewide economy, the community of Thief River Falls has a problem other Minnesota cities might wish they had.
October 11, 2011
FAITH: Overtones Quartet performs Sunday ... Calvary hosts concert of hymns ... Zion sells pumpkins, gourds ... more
Overtones Quartet to perform Sunday: The Overtones Quartet from Roseau, Minn., will perform at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Viking (Minn.) Evangelical Covenant Church. Everyone is welcome.
By Herald Staff Report , October 07, 2011
Dry conditions, brisks winds fuel northwestern Minnesota wildfire
A perfect storm of conditions resulted in a wildfire that has burned more than 24,000 acres in northwestern Minnesota. No injuries or burned structures have been reported. The burned area is mostly brush and grasslands, with very little cropland.
By Ryan Bakken , October 06, 2011
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