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A busy week ahead for International Falls as ISD 361 releases school board meeting minutes and the latest Bronco Bulletin, Rainy Lake Medical Center posts a long list of open positions, and lake country tourism operators are gearing up for another season on the water.
A reminder that the City of International Falls has a Special City Council Meeting scheduled for tomorrow, Monday, April 13 at 5:30 p.m. Check the city website for agenda details.
ISD 361 has published the minutes from the Special School Board Meeting held on Monday, April 7 at 5:15 p.m. The full minutes are available online through BoardBook for anyone who wants to review what was discussed.
The latest edition of the Bronco Bulletin is out! Head over to the Smore newsletter to catch up on what’s happening across the district.
ISD 361’s ECFE program wants families to save the date for their next Family Event. Details are coming soon — keep an eye on the district’s page for times and activities.
Rainy Lake Medical Center has a wide range of career openings right now — 16 positions in all, from nursing and pharmacy to physical therapy and housekeeping. Whether you’re a seasoned healthcare professional or just getting started, RLMC is looking to grow its team.
Current openings include:
Visit rainylakemedical.com/careers for full descriptions and to apply online.
Wondering why RLMC no longer uses lead shields during X-rays and mammograms? The hospital is following updated guidelines from the American College of Radiology and the American Association of Physicists in Medicine, which advise against routine patient shielding. Modern imaging equipment uses low doses of radiation, and studies show shielding provides minimal benefit — and can actually compromise image quality, sometimes requiring repeat scans. RLMC’s imaging staff is happy to answer questions during your visit.
Rainy Lake Medical Center is reminding the community: don’t wait to schedule your mammogram. Early detection saves lives. Call 218-283-5495 to book your appointment.
Rainy Lake Houseboats is getting folks thinking about summer with a gorgeous sunset shot from the hot tub atop one of their houseboats. If unwinding after a day of fishing and exploring sounds like your kind of vacation, start planning your Rainy Lake getaway at rainylakehouseboats.com.
Thunderbird Lodge shared guest photos proving that Rainy Lake delivers stunning sunrises and great fishing no matter the season. Safe travels to guest Tom — they’re already looking forward to his return.
Tilson Bay Company is expanding its services. After a deep dive into LED technology, the local business announced it will soon be offering LED repair, service, and custom installations — think scoreboards, outdoor signs, and message boards. Another way they’re bringing more value back to the community.
Northland Sales & Service is showcasing furniture for every corner of your home. Browse their selection at northlandifalls.com for pieces that range from cozy to bold.
The Koochiching County Senior Center has posted the AEOA Senior Lunch menu for the week of April 13–17:
