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In the following episode of the Minnesota Fight Night podcast, Ashkan Morvari (2-0, 2 KOs) previews his May 17 fight against Tyler Nystrom (2-2-1, 1 KO) on the IGNITE FIGHTS card in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Ignite Fights | Shakopee MN | Facebook

In this episode of the Minnesota Fight Night podcast, boxer Tyler Nystrom (2-2-1, 1 KO) previews his May 17 fight against Ashkan Morvari on the IGNITE FIGHTS card in Detroit Lakes. Ignite Fights | Shakopee MN | Facebook

The last week of Jesus' earthly life changed the course of history. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 4-13-2025.

The last week of Jesus' earthly life changed the course of history. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 4-13-2025.

Jesus came to restore the Kingdom of God...through us! --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 4-6-2025.

Jesus came to restore the Kingdom of God...through us! --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 4-6-2025.

God transforms us into new creatures through love. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-30-2025.

God transforms us into new creatures through love. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-30-2025.

Truth transforms us into what God desires us to be. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-23-2025.

Truth transforms us into what God desires us to be. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-23-2025.

The Body of Christ is God's "Plan A". --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-16-2025.

The Body of Christ is God's "Plan A". --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-16-2025.

God calls ordinary people to do extraordinary things. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-9-2025.

God calls ordinary people to do extraordinary things. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-9-2025.

Christians who love each other draw other people to Christ. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-2-2025

Christians who love each other draw other people to Christ. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 3-2-2025

We cannot show the full measure of God's love without each other. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 2-23-2025

We cannot show the full measure of God's love without each other. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 2-23-2025

Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 154! On January 1, 2021, at 10:45 pm the doorbell rang. A police officer stood at the door and though she didn't truly hear the words -- she could see the policeman's lips uttering, "I am sorry, Scott has passed away." As the mother of three children, and hearing this for the third in her life, she fell to the floor, screaming in pain. She asked over and over - Why, knowing she would never know the answer. As the days moved forward, she moved with them, if only as a shadow but she still moved. She had to. Because that is how one survives losing a daughter who only lived 8 days (1978), and a son who died at age 19 (1999) in a vehicle accident. Now, her only child had died of a drug overdose at 37. She fought the addiction battle alongside her younger son for over five and a half years. Yes, she grieved and still does for each of her children. Each loss has taught her life will always have meaning and purpose as long as she keeps going. Currently, she is in the process of writing a book and beginning to speak about resilience in grief, the pain of family addiction, and how 'recovery" lives in both of these worlds. Living in beautiful Detroit Lakes, MN, with her husband John, and their cats, Kipper, and Wilson, she and John enjoy retirement and spend a good deal of time traveling to experience other parts of the country and the world. This isn't a plot in a fictional character's story. This happened and is life lived by this amazing woman --- Karen Thorpe. Email Address: karen@karen-thorpe.com                                                                         Contact Number: 612-655-6574                                                                        Website: karen-thorpe.com Support The #ShareYourHotness Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-syh-podcast Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co

January was a down month for Minnesota state finances. A monthly update from the state agency that manages the budget says tax collections were about 2 percent lower than expected last month — about $64 million less.A Becker County attorney has added a second burglary charge against Woodbury state Sen. Nicole Mitchell linked to an alleged attempt to remove items from her stepmother's house in Detroit Lakes in April of last year.  The new charge is one count of possession of burglary or theft tools. Both charges against Mitchell are felonies. If convicted, the DFL senator could face prison.And Gov. Tim Walz says it feels like the Minnesota Legislature has turned a page with the House organized following a weekslong boycott by Democrats in the chamber.This is an MPR News morning update hosted by Phil Picardi. Music by Gary Meister.Find these headlines and more at mprnews.org.Republicans put fraud, measures to stop it in spotlight as they take Minnesota House reinsNew felony count added to charges against Sen. Nicole Mitchell for April 2024 incidentRead the latest edition of the Minnesota Today newsletter.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or RSS.

The Becker County attorney today added a second burglary charge against Woodbury state senator Nicole Mitchell linked to an alleged attempt to remove items from her stepmother's house in Detroit Lakes last year. And jurors heard opening statements today in the trial of Feeding Our Future founder Aimee Bock and one of her co-defendants. Those stories and more in today's evening update from MPR News. Hosted by Emily Reese. Music by Gary Meister.

The path to victory over life's struggles in only by the power of the indwelling Spirit of Jesus Christ. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 2-9-2025

Christians are to be discipled and make disciples. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 2-2-2025

There's a special election Tuesday for an all-important seat in the Minnesota Senate. Democrat Doron Clark faces Republican Abigail Wolters in the Minneapolis-area senate district. The winner will tip majority control in the chamber — which is currently tied 33 to 33.State Senator Nicole Mitchell's burglary trial has been rescheduled for June 16. Mitchell was arrested in April in her stepmother's Detroit Lakes home. She is alleged to have taken several items that belonged to her late father. The Woodbury Democrat has pleaded not guilty.And Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara is calling President Donald Trump's pardons of some Jan. 6 rioters a slap in the face to law enforcement.This is an MPR News morning update, hosted by Phil Picardi. Music by Gary Meister.Find these headlines and more at mprnews.org.DFLer Doron Clark, Republican Abigail Wolters win primary in Senate District 60 special electionVoter guide: Senate District 60Read the latest edition of the Minnesota Today newsletter.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or RSS.

DFL Sen. Nicole Mitchell's burglary trial in Becker County has been rescheduled to June 16. Mitchell was arrested in April in her stepmother's Detroit Lakes home. And a Sartell City Council member faces a charge of driving while intoxicated.Those stories and more in today's evening update. Hosted by Emily Reese. Music by Gary Meister.

Biblical giving is about joyful obedience to God. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 1-26-2025

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here.The River Connects Us Jim Voegeli of Rochester visited to Winona Arts Center recently to see the opening of a photography and poetry exhibition entitled “The River Connects Us.” Retired environmental engineer Pete Mutschler spent six years taking photographs along the full length of the Mississippi River, and for the past two years retired state demographer and poet Tom Gillaspy has written poems to pair with the photographs. The resulting 26 images and poems are on display through March 2 at the Winona Arts Center, which is open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends.   Voegeli appreciated both artistic halves of the exhibit. He says the enlarged photographs, encompassing all types of transportation along the river, “looked almost like paintings.” The title has a dual meaning.Jim says: The river does just physically connect all of these photos together and poems. But as Peter said in the reception, the people that he met along the way, all the way up and down the Mississippi were such nice, friendly people that the meaning also has to do with all the people that live along the river, that we're all connected together.— Jim VoegeliIn June, the exhibit will be on view at the Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center (also known as Freedom Park) in Prescott, Wis. View the ongoing project at theriverconnectsus.org. A daughter sings her love for her father Delta Rae Giordano is an actor and teaching artist based in Falcon Heights. She recommends the show “Loudly, Clearly, Beautifully.” Elena Glass wrote and performs this show about her father, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when she was 14. The show includes original music by Twin Cities duet The Champagne Drops. It runs Jan. 24 through Jan. 31 at the Hive Collaborative in St. Paul. Delta says: I'm really interested to see how Elena is going to talk about this, present it to an audience, and create art out of something that's, you know, a really sad personal loss. But from the description that she has on her event information, it sounds like she really wanted to let people know about this wonderful relationship she had with her dad, and probably some wisdom that he imparted. It's directed by Allison Vincent, who is a very well known local performer and theater maker. She actually did a show about [losing] her own father that was just performed at the fringe last summer.— Delta Rae GiordanoHigh school thespians' 35 minutes to shine Georgette Jones is an arts educator and advocate in Watson and she is excited to enter the competition season for the Minnesota State High School League one-act plays. From Pipestone to Mora, Detroit Lakes to Mountain Lake, each competing school has 35 minutes or less to shine with a play of their choosing, and Jones says the styles of show vary from comedy to drama to everything in between. The subsection tournaments begin today across the state. Find your nearest host school here. They competition culminates in a state festival held at the O'Shaughnessy at St Catherine University in St. Paul on Feb. 6 and Feb. 7. Georgette says: Some of these schools are coming from well-funded programs with huge, wonderful facilities. And some of these schools have a stage at the end of a gym and a volunteer director. And yet, the quality of student acting and performance and different theater making criteria is just amazing. Every year, I never cease to be surprised by what I see on a stage at a one act play festival.— Georgette Jones

God lives a cheerful giver. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 1-19-2025

Where our treasure is, there our hearts will be also. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 1-12-2025

Are we true disciples of Jesus? --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 1-5-2025

We are to love God, and our neighbor as ourselves. --Bruce Maul, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 12-29-2024.

Jesus the Lamb of God came to seek the lost. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 12-22-2024.

Comment, question, or idea for the podcast? Send us a Text Message! The OCM sidesteps the District Court and moves forward with licensing, Vireo and UFCW 1189 strike a deal to prevent a strike, and Detroit Lakes and Ely weigh their approach to cannabis regulation — all this and more on this week's Northern Lights.Then, Steve, Tanner, and Jordan celebrate Super Boof, Leafly's 2024 Strain of the Year. We sample Super Boof from a few different makers and share our hopes for cannabis strains in 2025.We also try out True Bloom's Edible Strips, a fresh take on THC-infused edibles with a blend of THC+CBD+CBN.Finally, we end on the highest of notes for our final episode of 2025!Filmed and Recorded at the Dabbler Depot Studio in St. PaulLinks from the Show:NORTHERN LIGHTS HOLIDAY PARTY - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/northern-lights-holiday-party-tickets-1096465651279?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshiosMN OCM Announcement - https://mn.gov/ocm/media/news-releases/?id=660604Contract Agreed to Between Vireo and UFCW Local 1189 - https://ufcw1189.org/news/tentative-agreement-reached-vireo-health-mnDetroit Lakes Passes Cannabis Ordinance - https://www.dl-online.com/news/local/detroit-lakes-passes-cannabis-ordinance-but-cracks-way-down-on-number-of-possible-retail-shopsEly Cannabis Ordinance - https://www.elyecho.com/article/2325,council-a-weed-killerSuperBoof Leafly Strain of the Year 2024 - https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-products/super-boof-leafly-strain-of-the-year-2024True Bloom Mango Guava Edible Strips - https://truebloomwellness.com/products/cbd-strips-rest-mangoThank You to Our Sponsors!North Star Law Group - https://northstarlaw.com/cannabis/Natural Harvest - http://minnesotacannabisseeds.com (Use code “NL10” for 10% off your order!)Union Bank and Trust - https://www.ubtmn.comPLNTRK - https://www.plntrk.com/Support the show

Come sit down at the O.B.T! Join host Jason Durham and guest Tony Mariotti as they pick apart panfish-ing near the Detroit Lakes area, all while seated at the historic Osage Bait & Tackle, who's motto reads, “Eat Here-Get Gas and Worms!” #iceteamfishing #iceteam #iceteampodcast

Christmas carols can share the Good News of the Gospel. --Pastor Tim Rice, speaking at Christian Fellowship Church in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota on 12-15-2024.

Send us a textHave you ever wondered how stepping out of your comfort zone on a solo journey could reshape your life? Join us on "Treasures of Our Town" as we uncover the empowering transformation that comes with solo travel. By sharing our personal stories and adventures, we reveal how embracing solitude can lead to unexpected human connections and enrich personal growth. You'll hear insights into the delicate dance of communicating with partners about solo adventures and how these journeys can infuse relationships with newfound energy and perspective.Prepare to be enchanted by Thomas Dambo's giant trolls, crafted from recycled materials and scattered throughout scenic locations like Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. These whimsical installations are not just art—they're part of a thrilling geocaching adventure, thanks to an exciting collaboration with Geocaching HQ. We share the magic of these trolls, the joy of exploring geocaching hotspots in Seattle and Detroit Lakes, and the vibrant experience of solo exploration in places like Rome, Georgia. Our anecdotes highlight the significance of local tips and the charm of discovering hidden gems.From the court to the road, we celebrate the Minnesota Lynx's journey in the WNBA and savor the simple pleasures of life. Whether it's logging new beers on Untappd or indulging in caramel apples, our passion for sports and travel shines through. We reflect on the joys of self-care, the liberation of solo travel, and the unexpected adventures that arise when spontaneity meets exploration. Join us for an episode brimming with inspiration, where the beauty of human connection meets the thrill of the open road.Support the showFacebookInstagramTwitterYoutube

Immigration is a hot topic this election year, and many Minnesota communities are asking questions about how to face the challenges and opportunities immigrants bring. That's why MPR News host Kerri Miller traveled to Worthington for the final Rural Voice town hall of the 2024 season. According to the 2020 U.S. Census, Nobles County, where Worthington is located, is Minnesota's most rapidly diversifying county. In 2020, the county's population was 43 percent people of color, up from two-thirds white in 2010. Much of that diversity comes from immigrants who move to southwest Minnesota for job opportunities. And while there have been setbacks, Worthington has worked hard to incorporate the new residents into their community. Rural Voice in Worthington What have Worthington residents learned? How can other rural communities ensure everyone thrives as immigrants put down roots? That was the topic of lively discussion at the Rural Voice town hall, held at Forbidden Barrel Brewing Company on Thursday night. Leaders from Worthington's various immigrant communities shared what's worked — and what hasn't. And longtime Worthington residents discussed how the community has made conscious efforts to be welcoming and inclusive — while admitting they still have work to do. Rural Voice in WorthingtonIf you missed any of the other Rural Voice discussions, you can find them all on the MPR News website. The season kicked off at the State Fair, where rural community leaders pondered the challenges and rewards of living in rural Minnesota. Miller then traveled to Red Wing to talk about how to grow civic-minded communities and to Detroit Lakes to discuss conservation-driven agriculture. The season finished in Worthington.

Immigration is a hot topic this election year, and many Minnesota communities are asking questions about how to face the challenges and opportunities immigrants bring. That's why MPR News host Kerri Miller traveled to Worthington for the final Rural Voice town hall of the 2024 season. According to the 2020 U.S. Census, Nobles County, where Worthington is located, is Minnesota's most rapidly diversifying county. In 2020, the county's population was 43 percent people of color, up from two-thirds white in 2010. Much of that diversity comes from immigrants who move to southwest Minnesota for job opportunities. And while there have been setbacks, Worthington has worked hard to incorporate the new residents into their community. Rural Voice in Worthington What have Worthington residents learned? How can other rural communities ensure everyone thrives as immigrants put down roots? That was the topic of lively discussion at the Rural Voice town hall, held at Forbidden Barrel Brewing Company on Thursday night. Leaders from Worthington's various immigrant communities shared what's worked — and what hasn't. And longtime Worthington residents discussed how the community has made conscious efforts to be welcoming and inclusive — while admitting they still have work to do. Rural Voice in WorthingtonIf you missed any of the other Rural Voice discussions, you can find them all on the MPR News website. The season kicked off at the State Fair, where rural community leaders pondered the challenges and rewards of living in rural Minnesota. Miller then traveled to Red Wing to talk about how to grow civic-minded communities and to Detroit Lakes to discuss conservation-driven agriculture. The season finished in Worthington.

Farming is a bedrock industry in Minnesota. While the number of farms has been falling for decades, partly due to consolidation and partly due to crop shifts, Minnesota remains sixth in the nation when it comes to agriculture production.Could rural Minnesota communities also lead the way when it comes to conservation farming? MPR News host Kerri Miller brought that topic to Buck Mills Brewery in Detroit Lakes on Monday, Sept. 9, for a Rural Voice town hall discussion. Farmers, biologists, agriculture leaders and community members gathered to talk about what's already being done and what potential remains. Rural Voice in Detroit Lakes They discussed everything from how to cultivate a mindset shift in farmers to how to incentivize regenerative practices. They also addressed how consumers around the state can play a role in helping Minnesota farms be good stewards of the land. This is the third Rural Voice town hall of the 2024 season. Past discussions include the launch at the State Fair and a conversation held in Red Wing about building civic-minded communities. Rural Voice: Cultivating Conservation-Driven AgricultureThe final town hall will be in Worthington on Thursday, Sept. 19, when Miller will host a dialogue about the interplay between rural Minnesota communities and the newest wave of immigrants who are making homes there.

In this episode, we're podcasting from Long Bridge in Detroit Lakes, MN. (00:06:10 - 00:22:01)First caller from South Carolina is struggling with family expectations and wants tips on how to embrace disappointing his dad. (00:22:06 - 00:34:07) Our second caller from Virginia is looking for creative ways to go camping solo without his wife knowing. (00:41:21 - 00:53:19) Finally, our last caller from Lubbock, Texas, is gearing up for a big game day and needs tailgating tips to make his party the coolest one in town. Check out our Clips Page

John Kriesel is back in studio after winning another Initials Major in Detroit Lakes a week ago

John Kriesel is back in studio after winning another Initials Major in Detroit Lakes a week ago

Marney tells a heartwarming story about Carlos Correa's reaction to her home run call. Hawk & Cory tell us what really matters. The 2nd round of the Initials Major goes down LIVE in Detroit Lakes!

The Power Trip is LIVE from the Water Carnival in Detroit Lakes! The guys open the show telling us why Marney is mad and relive an old Brock Lesnar story from the early Power Trip days. Plus, Initials Major Round 1!

The Power Trip is LIVE from the Water Carnival in Detroit Lakes! The guys open the show telling us why Marney is mad and relive an old Brock Lesnar story from the early Power Trip days. Plus, Initials Major Round 1!

Marney tells a heartwarming story about Carlos Correa's reaction to her home run call. Hawk & Cory tell us what really matters. The 2nd round of the Initials Major goes down LIVE in Detroit Lakes!

The Power Trip is LIVE from the Water Carnival in Detroit Lakes! The guys open the show telling us why Marney is mad and relive an old Brock Lesnar story from the early Power Trip days. Plus, Initials Major Round 1!

Marney tells a heartwarming story about Carlos Correa's reaction to her home run call. Hawk & Cory tell us what really matters. The 2nd round of the Initials Major goes down LIVE in Detroit Lakes!

Hawk has problems trying to find someone to ride with him to Detroit Lakes, Cory shares a story about a fight he almost got into in Vegas

Hawk has problems trying to find someone to ride with him to Detroit Lakes, Cory shares a story about a fight he almost got into in Vegas