Deloris Peterson, 84
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Deloris Elmae (Norman) Peterson. She was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and treasured friend, who departed this life peacefully on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at Heather’s House in Fargo, N.D. Deloris was born on Oct. 3, 1941 in Hallock, Minn., to the late…
Read MoreMicheal Klegstad, 73
Micheal Levern Klegstad, 73, Hallock, Minn., passed away peacefully Monday, March 9, 2026, at Kittson Memorial Healthcare Center, Hallock. Mike was born June 4, 1952, to Catherine and Levern (Ernie) Klegstad and grew up in Hallock. He was baptized and confirmed at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, where he served as a sacristan and usher. He attended…
Read MoreStable budget outlook projects $3.7B surplus now, no deficit in next biennium
By Lisa Kaczke House Public Information Services The projected surplus for Fiscal Years 2026-27 is now higher than it was in the November estimate, and no deficit is projected for the next biennium. “Minnesota’s budget outlook has improved amid significant near-term economic and fiscal uncertainty,” according to the February forecast released Friday by Minnesota Management…
Read MoreUnwind in Hallock a way to reset before spring
By Anna Jauhola As the long winter months often drag into early April, the Hallock Mainstreet Committee wanted to host one more winter event. Unwind in Hallock will feature several relaxing, hygge-focused activities such as yoga, self-care lessons, fika time and crafting. “We’re really trying to focus on being content in Hallock in the winter,”…
Read MoreSnowy owls in Kittson County
Snowy owls along Highway 75 and Highway 11 have been prominent this winter. On Tuesday, March 10, this reporter spotted three snowy owls along these corridors. Often, they perch on power poles. At left, this owl took off, annoyed with the photographer. At right, this owl was content to concentrate on its morning hunt. (Enterprise…
Read MoreLancaster City Council approves request for RLF business loan
By Anna Jauhola Lancaster City Council approved a new loan for a business during its regular meeting on Wednesday, March 11. Jesse Peterson applied for an $80,000 loan from the Revolving Loan Fund to assist him in purchasing the former RPM Motor Sports facility. He plans to create a business repairing small engines and ATVs.…
Read MoreLegislative news is now available on KCE website
By Anna Jauhola As the Minnesota Legislative session continues, the Enterprise is striving to bring you that news in a more consistent manner. In conjunction with the House Public Information Service, we have been printing as many articles as we can when space provides. To bring you more of those, we have added a Legislature…
Read MoreNo bids lead to Task Order nod by Kennedy Council
By Anna Jauhola The Kennedy City Council approved a task order for the city’s water project during its regular meeting on Monday, March 9. Task Order No. 3 came from Bollig Engineering to assist the city in applying for funding and administering that funding for the water project. The cost of the services is $5,000.…
Read MoreFar North Spirits wins 2026 DISCUS Innovation Showcase
HALLOCK — Far North Spirits, an estate distillery in Hallock, Minn., has been named the first-place winner of the 2026 DISCUS Innovation Showcase, presented by the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) and sponsored by Spearhead Global. Far North earned the top prize — a $10,000 cash award, one year of DISCUS membership,…
Read MoreSafe schools funding increase sought for first time in 13 years
By Graham Johnson House Public Information Services The last time safe school funding was increased in Minnesota was in 2013. Thirteen years later, Rep. Julie Greene (DFL-Edina) is seeking to increase the money schools receive for security expenses. She sponsors HF3653, which as amended, would increase safe schools revenue from $36 per pupil unit to…
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