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It’s a busy Saturday in International Falls as the Bronco track and field teams kicked off their season at UW-Superior, spring fashion is hitting the shelves on Main Street, and a nationally recognized speaker on resilience and recovery is headed to town later this month.
The International Falls Broncos track and field teams opened their 2026 season at an indoor meet at UW-Superior on Saturday. Both the boys and girls squads competed, with results posted for each team. The speech team was also in action at Blackduck.
ISD 361 shared the latest edition of the Bronco Beat newsletter, available on Smore. Check it out for the latest district news and updates.
Mr. Saari is making learning fun over at Falls Elementary School! ISD 361 gave a shoutout to the popular teacher, complete with a turtle emoji and plenty of #BroncoPride.
KAPE is bringing nationally recognized speaker Tony Hoffman to the Falls for a free community presentation on resilience, recovery, and mental health. The event is open to everyone — community members, families, and professionals alike.
Registration is available at surveymonkey.com/r/5KSSWNV.
The Library Restaurant has announced its next dinner date: Monday, April 21. Mark your calendars!
Tilson Bay Company shared a behind-the-scenes look at their collaboration with the International Falls Skating Club. The local company designed lightweight backdrops with quick setup and teardown for the club’s ice show, and loved seeing it all come together on the ice.
“Seeing it all come together on the ice with the kids and the show… that’s what it’s all about right there.”
Spring has sprung, and the Voyageurs Conservancy wants to help you identify the birds returning to northern Minnesota. Their Wings of Spring: Migratory Birds in Motion event kicks off indoors with a look at migration routes and birding tools, then heads outside to spot birds in real time.
Voyageurs National Park boasts more than 240 recorded bird species, including over 100 songbirds. Of those, 68 are listed as Species of Greatest Conservation Need.
Rainy Lake Medical Center is highlighting its occupational therapy services. RLMC’s occupational therapists work with individuals of all ages to help them participate in everyday activities based on their needs and interests. Talk to your provider if you think an OT evaluation could help, or call the Therapy & Wellness team at 218-283-5420.
Mason’s On Main is stocked up with new spring looks from Escape and Charlie B. The store is full of fresh spring fashions — stop in to see what’s new.
Falls Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram has a new face on the sales floor — welcome Havilah Borgen! The dealership also shared a fun photo of two new customers waiting for their new Jeep Wrangler and enjoying the dealership’s new snack bar.
Northland Sales & Service has a couple deals worth noting: a GE 16.6 cu ft fridge marked down from $849 to $599.99, plus pillow deals in store. Visit northlandifalls.com for more.
Coffee Landing Cafe had two sweet treats available Saturday: chocolate chip muffins and chocolate salted caramel cheesecake cookies. If you missed them, keep an eye on their page for the next batch!
Small Town Tech shared a handy AI tip for local businesses: use AI to build employee onboarding checklists in seconds instead of hours. Just tell it the role and it’ll draft first-day, first-week, and first-month tasks that you can customize with your own specifics.
