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​​Koochiching County Community Television (KCCTV) is a non-profit public media organization that operates under the governance of Backus Community Center to serve local citizens. The station broadcasts on Midcontinent Cable Channel 7 and archives its programs on YouTube, providing a platform for local individuals and organizations. The mission of KCCTV is encapsulated in the statement “Strengthening our communities through public access media.” It underscores its role in fostering community engagement, education, entertainment, and enhancement.

Local membership advocacy drives forward the success of KCCTV and sustains that success. It not only reflects community support but aligns with the broader mission of enhancing community engagement and representation through public access media. This structure of support ensures that KCCTV continues to serve as a vital force for community engagement, education, entertainment, and cultural enhancement in Koochiching County.

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Local Sports Rap: Thanksgiving Football Feasts, Vikings Woes, and a “Best Christmas Ever”

Hosts George and Ringer discuss the upcoming Thanksgiving football schedule and the Minnesota Vikings' offensive struggles while also highlighting the recent success of the Minnesota Wild. The episode features a special segment with guest Amy Fox, who promotes her "Best Christmas Ever" non-profit initiative dedicated to helping local families during the holiday season.

International Falls Mayor Drake Dill Delivers 2025 State of the City Address

In a candid State of the City address delivered on Thanksgiving Eve, International Falls Mayor Drake Dill presented a detailed assessment of the city’s future, balancing optimism with urgent financial realities. Speaking at the Backus Community Center, Dill highlighted a critical funding crisis facing the ambulance service, the ongoing restructuring of the police department, and significant infrastructure projects like the 9th Street reconstruction. While acknowledging a $1.3 million budget deficit, the Mayor called for a new regional taxing district and structural changes to ensure sustainable services for residents.

Airport Commission Approve Local Rental Car Service, Advances $4.3M Hangar Project

Travelers arriving in International Falls will soon have more transportation options after the Airport Commission approved an agreement with local business The Dent Shop to provide on-site rental vehicles. At the November 26 meeting, commissioners also moved forward with plans for a federally funded $4.3 million transient hangar designed to accommodate large aircraft for cold-weather testing. Additionally, the commission authorized a mandated $19,410 switch to fluorine-free firefighting foam to meet upcoming environmental regulations.

County Board Approves $415K Grader Purchase, Scrambles to Save Snowmobile Trail Connection

In their Nov. 25 meeting, commissioners authorized a new heavy equipment purchase for the Highway Department and a permit application to reroute a blocked trail near Ranier before winter. The board also reviewed strong timber auction results and finalized contracts for the move to the new Law Enforcement Center.

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