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Warren County Fair Kicks Off with the Annual Parade

Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association

Miss Middle River Pageant

David Geister and Patricia Bauer are touring the Northwest Regional Library System and stopped in Middle River on Wednesday, July 12th. The husband and wife duo are the creators behind “Making Minnesota”, an activity book that is “full of information and activities for kids of all ages, this celebration of all things Minnesota highlights the people we live with, the parks and waterways we play in, the animals we observe, the places we love to visit–and the history that made it all possible. The book offers activities to help readers aged seven and up engage with Minnesota’s history, people, and places–by making their own illustrations and drawings, maps, lists of favorite places, and other ways to make Minnesota great!”

July Letter to Dave

I Like… Summer

Class of 1983 ~ 40 Years Later

Four Students from the Greenbush-Middle River FCCLA Chapter Competed in the National STAR Event Competition at the 2023 FCCLA National Leadership Conference

Three Gator Girls teams earned trips to state this year, and, Tom Miller wrote about this “rare hat trick of making state in volleyball, basketball and softball” in the June 6th Grand Forks Herald. In Volleyball, they brought home the Consolation Championship title under coach Stacy Dahl. The Basketball team, coached by Brad Dahl, lost in the title game for the consolation championship. Coach Kent Christian and the Gator Softball team came home with the 2nd place trophy. The softball team alone has been to State 11 times. BGMR Gator Girls sports have been strong for many years, and these girls are strong leaders and leave future teams in position to be nothing but tough competition!

Rydell National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) and the Friends of Rydell and Glacial Ridge Refuges Association will be hosting their 6th Annual Youth Fishing Day at Rydell NWR on Saturday, July 15th, from 9:00am - 1:00pm. This free event is targeted towards youth age 15 or younger. Anglers age 16 and older must possess a valid Minnesota DNR fishing license to fish on the Refuge. A limited amount of fishing tackle (rods and reels) will be available, or youth anglers are welcome to bring their own. Bait will be provided, free of charge. The fish won’t be the only ones eating for free – lunch will be provided for all participants.