If you intend on taking a certain workshop at the Fort Frances Museum and Cultural Centre this winter and spring, you'd best act fast.
Registration for the most recent lineup of workshops only was announced two weeks ago but the classes—which have been gaining in popularity in recent years—are filling up, Laura Gosse, community engagement co-ordinator for the museum, told the Times.
Alec Severson's goal with three-and-a-half minutes to go in the second period proved to be the game-winner as the Thief River Falls Norskies edged the visiting Fort Frances Lakers 2-1 last night.
The third-place Norskies (20-12-3-1) opened the scoring just under eight minutes into the first when Bryce Johnson netted his 13th of the season.
Fort Frances needs more building lots and that's something town council will have to think about while working through the 2019 budget process.
The “high priority” items listed on the preliminary 2019 capital budget currently includes phase one of developing the 27-lot Erin Crescent subdivision in the northeast area of town.
Local figure skaters with the Northern Lights School of Skating put in great performances at the annual “Ice Box Competition” held Sunday in International Falls.
In the PRE-STARSKATE level, Emilie Jewell participated in her very first competition and earned third place in Basic Elements 2 Group 'B' and second in Basic 2 Program Group 'B.'
Grace Bragg, Emma Erickson, and Taylor Sears each scored twice to pace the host International Falls Broncos to a 7-1 rout of the Muskie girls' hockey team last night to earn a split of their annual two-game “Border Battle” exhibition series.
Fort High had claimed the opener with a 2-1 overtime win here back on Nov. 27.
The north-end rink will not re-open this winter but the boards will stay up in case town council decides to change its mind in the future.
During its initial budget meeting yesterday afternoon, council discussed a request from local resident Randy Thoms to re-open the rink, which was closed at the end of the 2017 season as a budget-cutting measure.
Three of the four Muskie court teams came away with wins here Thursday afternoon against the Kenora Broncos.
Both the junior and senior girls' volleyball teams earned four-set victories to improve their league-best records to an identical 7-0 and clinch top spot heading into the NorWOSSA playoffs.
The Rainy River District Social Services Administration Board would like to confirm that in conjunction with the $15 million provincial investment in capital that is proceeding across the district as listed below, a review of the current service delivery model was completed.
The Rainy River District Social Services Administration Board would like to confirm that in conjunction with the $15 million provincial investment in capital that is proceeding across the district as listed below, a review of the current service delivery model was completed.
