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This episode features principals and interventionists from Mora Schools discussing their roles in supporting kindergarten and first-grade students with reading skills through targeted interventions.

Principal Shawn Kuhnke discusses the busy end-of-quarter academic activities at Bram Area High School, including grade deadlines, upcoming standardized tests, graduation planning, and next year's registration.

Sheriff Jeff Nelson provides the Pine County Sheriff's Report for April 9, 2026, on WCMP.

Sheriff Brian Smith from the Kanabec County Sheriff's Office discusses last week's relatively quiet crime activity in the county.

This episode features an interview with Kevin Ricke, superintendent of Ogilvie Schools, discussing recent school events like wrestling tournaments, March Madness, and creative activities such as a hat day for bus drivers.

Principal Brent Nelson and Jodi Bakke from Mora High School discuss the role of their new therapy dog in the school, explaining the differences between therapy dogs, service dogs, and emotional support dogs.

Superintendent Kevin Ricke discusses early childhood and preschool enrollment for Ogilvie Schools as the school year approaches its final weeks.

Sheriff Brian Smith discusses recent arrests and incidents in Kanabec County while highlighting the importance of dispatchers during National Telecommunicators Week.

This episode features an interview with high school principal Shawn Kuhnke discussing testing season, ACT exams, and upcoming end-of-year events like honor roll celebrations and graduation at Braham Area High School.

Principal Brent Nelson and student Kajsa Schendeman discuss her participation in a local economic development panel where senior representatives showcased CTE classes at Mora High School and their importance for future careers.

Sheriff Wayne Cyberlick provides a weekly crime and incident report for Isanti County, detailing statistics like arrests, traffic contacts, and burglaries.

Sheriff Jeff Nelson discusses recent domestic incidents in Pine County, including arrests, separations, and warrants, while noting seasonal factors like winter sunlight affecting attitudes.