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It was a day of milestones and community spirit in International Falls — from a patient proudly ringing the bell at Rainy Lake Medical Center after completing chemotherapy, to students at Falls High School showing a new sense of pride in their freshly renovated hallways. Tonight, veterans and their families are invited to a free trivia night at the VFW.
River levels remain well below flood stage: the Rainy River at International Falls sits at 14.86 ft, while the Little Fork (3.53 ft) and Big Fork (3.46 ft) rivers are running low and quiet.
A powerful moment at Rainy Lake Medical Center today — Annabel Morff rang the bell in the Chemotherapy & Infusion Department, marking the completion of her treatments. Staff gathered to celebrate the milestone, honoring the strength and courage she showed throughout her journey.
“There wasn’t a dry eye in the room. Annabel, it has been an honor to be part of your journey — we are so grateful to celebrate YOU!”
Bronco Pride is alive and well at Falls High School. A community member who was subbing this week shared a heartwarming observation — the new construction work and flooring in the upstairs hallway look stunning, but what really stood out was how students are treating the upgrades. Gone are the usual stray papers, broken pencils, and forgotten hoodies.
“The new floors haven’t just brightened the building; they’ve clearly polished our school spirit. Go Broncos!!!”
ISD 361 thanked the community member for highlighting not just the flooring, but the pride that staff and students are taking in their refreshed school environment.
ISD 361 celebrated its paraprofessionals today, recognizing the essential role they play in supporting students and staff every day.
“Thank you for being there when I needed it most.”
ISD 361 is hiring a Technology Director. Interested candidates can check the district’s social media for details on how to apply.
Tilson Bay Company is taking orders for ISD 361 Post Prom Glow shirts. Orders can be placed online at their Chipply store.
Tonight’s the night! The United for Veterans Connections Trivia Night is happening at the VFW 2948 Post & Grill, open to veterans, service members, and their families — including kids.
There will be five rounds of trivia plus a kids’ round, dinner is provided, and prizes go to the top three teams. Registration is free but required at unitedwaynemn.org/veterans-connections.
Border Chevrolet GMC reports that Niya Lloyd and Jax Carlson have picked up their Easter baskets from the Border Bob’s giveaway. The dealership thanked the community for coming together for moments like these.
Arrowhead Transit is looking for volunteer drivers to help community members get to medical appointments and other essential destinations. Volunteers set their own schedules and earn $0.725 per mile, paid weekly. To apply, visit arrowheadtransit.com or call for more information.
Here’s this week’s AEOA Senior Lunch menu at the Koochiching County Senior Center for April 6–10:
Coffee Landing Cafe has Chai Pumpkin Cheesecake Muffins available today — a perfect treat to warm up on this chilly April morning.
Fresh Minnesota-themed tea towels just hit the shelves at Haven (at the International Falls Area Chamber of Commerce). The collection features bold graphics and lake-inspired designs — the Chamber is asking which one is your favorite.
The Chamber also shared a nostalgic trip down memory lane with a look back at Rainy Lake through the years — since 1978 and still going strong. As they put it: “Different years, same feeling. Rainy Lake just has a way of sticking with you.”
Tilson Bay Company’s Whit is headed to the ISA Sign Expo to check out new machines, techniques, and ideas to bring back to the Falls. The local sign and print shop is always looking to grow and bring the latest to their customers.
Northland Sales & Service has new furniture arrivals in stock, including a sturdy heavy-duty dining set with a fold-away leaf (available in 5, 6, or 7-piece sets) and new living room pieces available in three colors as a sectional, sofa and love seat, or chaise lounge.
The Library Restaurant has three soups on today: Minestrone, Italian Wedding, and Beef Vegetable — perfect soup weather with those lingering snow flurries this morning.
Border Chevrolet GMC is spotlighting the 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST, featuring a 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 engine, 10-speed automatic transmission, and Chevy Safety Assist. With supplier pricing for everyone plus current incentives, they’re advertising savings of nearly $10K off MSRP, with pricing starting at $58,619.
Small Town Tech is reminding local businesses that computer problems don’t just mean downtime — they mean missed invoices, missed appointments, and lost productivity. Their Pro+Tech Computer Management service offers proactive monitoring and local support. Reach them at 218-240-8802.
