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- Sep 26, 2026
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Bemidji’s defense vanishes in homecoming loss to Sauk Rapids-Rice (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — Heading into Friday’s game against the Bemidji High School football team, Sauk Rapids-Rice running back Peyten Remer only had two touchdowns in the 2026 campaign. By the time he left Chet Anderson Stadium, that number ballooned to seven. Remer bulldozed the Lumberjacks defense for 220 yards rushing and five touchdowns, leading the way for a 48-35 Storm victory, spoiling Bemidji’s homecoming. “We have yet this year to play all three phases of football really well,” head coach Kyle McMar
No. 4/3 Minnesota State rolls over Beavers, delivers first loss in NSIC play (opens the original)
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MANKATO — Minnesota State’s punter Matt Maldonado has been a lonely man on the sideline. Dating back to Week 1 against Colorado Mesa, MSU went puntless for eight straight quarters. That includes the first three quarters of its game against the Bemidji State football team on Saturday night at Blakeslee Stadium. It’s a testament to its strong offense, led by a rotation of two similar-yet-talented quarterbacks, Mitchell Thompson and Maximus Sims. The duo proved too difficult to stop as No. 4/3 Minn
Lia Block makes US rally history as drivers entertain fans at Sanford Center Super Special (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — On Saturday, history was made at the Sanford Center parking lot. That sentence may not have ever been written before, but it’s fitting after the Sanford Center Super Special, a street stage that capped the 2026 Ojibwe Forests Rally. Rally superstars whipped around the pavement in front of hundreds of fans, all there to witness drifts, high speeds and burnt rubber. By the end of the weekend, it was Lia Block, the 19-year-old daughter of racing legend Ken Block, standing on top of the po
Bemidji Jaycees launch Water Carnival Tent Replacement Fund (opens the original)
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BEMIDJI — The Bemidji Jaycees have partnered with Northwest Minnesota Foundation to establish a new project fund aimed at replacing its Water Carnival Entertainment Tent. The previous tent was destroyed on June 29, when an unexpected low-wake wind swept across the Lake Bemidji waterfront just three days before the 82nd Annual Water Carnival. "Thanks to swift support from the Bemidji community, a temporary rental tent was secured in time for the Fourth of July America 250 events," a release said.
Red Lake charter school opens new community schoolyard filled with Ojibwe details (opens the original)
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RED LAKE — After opening in 2022, the Endazhi-Nitaawiging Charter School in Red Lake realized it had a problem — what was it going to do without a playground? The charter school, which emphasizes Ojibwe language and culture in its curriculum, knew it needed a playground for its students, who are in kindergarten through sixth grade. Questions of what it was going to look like and the cost were up in the air. That’s when the school heard about the Trust for Public Land, a nature-focused national n
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