Daltyn Lofstrom

Oct. 22—BEMIDJI — Bemidji Area Schools' efforts to address its ongoing transportation deficit will soon reach the state level. During its regular board meeting on Monday, the Bemidji Area Schools Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution urging the Minnesota School Board Association to support an increase in the state's transportation sparsity formula from 35% to a minimum of 70%. The ...

The show opens at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7; Friday, Nov. 8; and Saturday, Nov. 9, in the BHS auditorium. Tickets are available at the door and online.

Recognizing that it serves 20% to 30% Native Americans, Sanford Bemidji is highlighting Indigenous culture and history in more ways than one.

Lincoln Elementary’s Veterans Day program offered an opportunity for Bemidji’s veterans to be honored and recognized for their service in the United States Armed Forces on Monday.

Learning has always transcended classroom walls for students at TrekNorth.

Not too long ago, Waase Fisherman was none the wiser that MAAP STARS existed, let alone what its purpose was.

In the three days leading up to Thanksgiving, members of the United Way of the Bemidji Area and volunteers prepared 800 meals for those in need.

As it continues its long, arduous process of installing a sanitary sewer system around Lake Bemidji, Northern Township invites its residents to voice their thoughts and concerns about the project.

TrekNorth Junior and Senior High School has long sought to recognize and honor Indigenous culture through its programming, but this year’s efforts prove a bit more official.

After years of discussion and numerous meetings, Northern Township is one step closer to implementing its proposed sanitary sewer system.