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...
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Northern Minnesota awarded millions in federal funding for airport, electric service upgrades 
Nearly $3 million to improve northwestern airport infrastructure; $6.1 million loan to help build, upgrade electric distribution linesIn written statements, Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken and Rep. Collin Peterson said strengthening airport infrastructure “helps strengthen the economy” in the communities, provide new construction jobs and improve the condition of the rural airports.
By Herald Staff Report , September 16, 2011
Nick Corbi, Roseau, Minn., letter: Representative lives up to voters’ expectations
This is a follow-up story to the news over the summer that which state representatives were collecting their paychecks during the Minnesota state government shutdown.
By Nick Corbi , September 11, 2011
Roseau native builds country music career in Nashville
Kari Nelson is an undeniably talented fiddler and an incredibly focused musician in a beautiful package. She’s gone from performing in Nashville honky tonks to touring with country star John Rich. But she’s learned that her career can turn on a dime.
August 04, 2011
Museum plans musical exhibit
‘New Harmonies’ runs Nov. 12 through Dec. 31The Roseau County Museum in Roseau, Minn., will dig deep into the origins of bluegrass, gospel, blues music and more Nov. 12 through Dec. 31 when it hosts “New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music,” a traveling Smithsonian exhibit.
By Herald Staff Report , July 27, 2011
Weather service: Straight-line winds cause of northwest Minnesota damage
Straight-line winds, at times reaching 85 to 95 mph, extended a dozen or more miles wide at times while moving from Drayton, N.D., to Roseau, Minn., on Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , July 21, 2011
Two arrested for thefts from vehicles in Roseau, Minn.
A woman and a girl appeared in Minnesota district court Friday for stealing from vehicles in Roseau, Minn., earlier this week, Roseau police reported Friday.
By Herald Staff Report , July 01, 2011
Polaris' Global Electric Motorcars plant in Fargo to close
GEM builds electric-powered vehicles. The business started in 1997 and was sold to Chrysler in 2000. Polaris bought GEM from Chrysler in April. Polaris plans to move the GEM manufacturing operation to its plant in Spirit Lake, Iowa.
By Associated Press , June 15, 2011
'Chicago' combines helpings of Roseau, Warroad ... and a bit of Broadway
The towns welcomed Jen Burleigh-Bentz, a Broadway actress, to the Roseau School Theater.
By Brandi Jewett , June 14, 2011
Roseau preps for Scandinavian Festival
Annual celebration set for June 17-18The ninth annual Scandinavian Festival will be June 17-18 in Roseau, Minn., with artists and craftsmen, lots of entertainment and a Scandinavian smorgasbord loaded with goodies.
By Herald Staff Report , June 09, 2011
Juveniles arrested in Roseau school fire
Two juveniles appeared in court this week in Roseau, Minn., on charges related to a fire set at the Roseau High School Monday night.
By Herald Staff Report , June 09, 2011
HELPING HANDS: “CAN”cake Breakfast...Biker Beauties Ride...Relay for Life 5K...more
Area fundraisers and benefits.
By Herald Staff Report , June 02, 2011
Roseau native to appear on “Celebrity Apprentice” finale
Kari Nelson will play fiddle and sing back-up vocals with John Rich, who is a finalist in the show hosted by Donald Trump. The show begins at 8 p.m. on NBC-TV (GF cable Channel 11).
By Herald Staff Reports , May 21, 2011
Polaris keeps some jobs in Wisconsin, acquires Indian Motorcycle
Due to stronger-than-projected demand for its snowmobiles, motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles, Polaris Industries will keep 50 to 60 engine-manufacturing jobs at its Osceola, Wis., plant.
By Julie Forster , April 20, 2011
Replacing retiring baby boomers to strain rural Minnesota employers
The oldest members of the baby boom generation turn 65 this year. That means big implications for the work force across Minnesota, but it will bring special challenges to rural areas.
By Associated Press , April 10, 2011
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