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WAG: Weather and Ag In Focus on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

Today's guests are Stu Letcher from ND Grain Dealers Association, and Suttyn Dodge from the Miss US Ag Program! ☁️Watch Weather & Ag in focus LIVE! 🌾 💬Leave a comment, 📞 701-293-9000, or 🌐 weather@flagfamily.com or AG@flagfamily.com Join WDAY Ag Director Bridgette Readel & Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki as they break down Weather and Agriculture topics.

 

The Business Blueprint Episode 003: Mentors, Mortgages & the Blueprint for Success

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In this episode Joe sits down solo with his longtime mentor and father-in-law, Mike Bollinger—a seasoned entrepreneur whose journey from humble beginnings to owning multiple successful companies is full of wisdom and grit.

Together, they explore the power of mentorship, the lessons learned from both success and failure, and what it really takes to buy and build a thriving business. Mike shares timeless insights on building strong banking relationships, understanding your finances, and supporting your employees—plus, his perspective on today’s housing market and why he believes in creative solutions like 50-year mortgages.

From beans-and-corn dinners to multi-million-dollar deals, this episode is a heartfelt and practical roadmap for entrepreneurs, young professionals, and anyone chasing the American dream.

 

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WAG: Weather and Ag In Focus on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

Today's guest is Alex Kerr from Kerr Auction! ☁️Watch Weather & Ag in focus LIVE! 🌾 💬Leave a comment, 📞 701-293-9000, or 🌐 weather@flagfamily.com or AG@flagfamily.com Join WDAY Ag Director Bridgette Readel & Chief Meteorologist Dean Wysocki as they break down Weather and Agriculture topics.

 

The Hockey Guys: Parity, Portals, and Power Plays

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It’s a full bench on The Hockey Guys as Jeff, Crazy Eddie, Doc Johnson, Coach Wils, saddle up for another Saturday breakdown of everything shaking college hockey. From surprising Friday-night scores across the nation to Big Ten dominance, parity-driven chaos, and evolving recruiting challenges, the boys dive deep with humor, sharp insights, and plenty of cowboy-themed chirps.

This week features two major guests — St. Thomas assistant coach Carl Gehring and St. Cloud State head coach Brett Larson — both offering high-level perspectives on roster building, NIL realities, the open portal, and the rising pressure placed on young players. Hosts also react to UND’s performance, Arizona State’s mid-game momentum, and the psychology behind intermission adjustments.

 

Spuds vs Lakeville South (Full Game) Broadcast

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Moorhead continues to turn heads in its new class.

The Spuds, playing in the Class AAAAAA field for the first time, are riding a magical wave of momentum that is showcasing perhaps the most entertaining display of offense and staunch defense, regardless of class designation.

Faring well in a schedule loaded with games against Minnesota heavyweights has prepared Moorhead to land in a place few thought it might be: The Prep Bowl Championship Game.

Moorhead went on a powerful 19-point run in the third and fourth quarters to zip past Lakeville South for a 26-14 victory in the semifinals of the Minnesota State High School League’s Football State Tournament on Friday, Nov. 14 at U.S. Bank Stadium in downtown Minneapolis.

Junior quarterback Jett Feeney, who missed three games because of a shoulder injury, threw for 228 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 73 yards and another score to spark the Spuds (8-4) to their first berth in a Prep Bowl Championship Game since 1987 when they won the Class AA title with a late field goal over Winona.

Moorhead advances to the big-school championship game, where it will face Edina (8-4), a familiar foe from this season. The Spuds defeated the Hornets 51-44 in the regular season finale on Oct. 15.

In its victory on Friday, Moorhead looked to be in trouble early in the third quarter. Just 19 seconds into the third quarter, Lakeville South took its first lead of the game. Moorhead had received the kickoff to begin the second half, and on the first play from scrimmage, promptly fumbled it to the Cougars, who pounced on it at the 20-yard line.

Lakeville South junior running back Griffen Dean opened the drive on the short field with an 18-yard run and senior running back Nicholas Swanson went through the right side untouched for a 2-yard scoring run.

But the Spuds didn’t wilt. They produced back-to-back touchdowns in the third quarter to turn the 14-7 deficit into a 20-14 lead they wouldn’t relinquish. Junior running back Zak Walker scored both touchdowns, one on a 6-yard run, the other a 25-yard pass from Feeney.

The Spuds drained the clock late and added another TD, a 5-yarder from Feeney to junior wide receiver David Mack with 1:33 remaining in regulation time.

“When we met as a staff in the spring when we got officially moved up to 6A, we said to our team, 'Our standard is our standard,'" Spuds head coach Kevin Feeney said. “We’re not going to change who we are or change what we do. We believe what we do is a successful formula for us.”