Contests

KRJB-KRJM-KKCQ
Brainerd-Aitkin
IFalls Stations - 2
KRJB-KRJM-KKCQ

Frandsen Bank & Trust Trivia

Tuesdays & Fridays

Call-in, answer a trivia question and win prizes.

KRJB-KRJM-KKCQ Selection Show Contest

Thank you to our Sponsors
M&W White Earth and Ogema
Midwest Bank
Larson Parts & Repair Bejou
Mahnomen Napa
Ada Liquors
Subway in Ada

Prize Sponsors
KRJB 1st place - $50 EZ One Stop Waubun certificate
KRJB 2nd place - $10 Twisted Sisters PUB 21 & 4 Subway Ada certificates

KRJM 1st place - $50 Heart O Lakes Meats - Pelican Rapids
KRJM 2nd place - $10 Pappys Cafe Waubun & 4 Subway Ada certificates

KKCQ 1st place - $50 DQ Fosston certificate
KKCQ 2nd place - $20 Pappys Cafe in Waubun 

KRJB Results

West
1 – Gonzaga – Ruth Hayden
5 – Creighton – Diana Woltjer
6 – USC – Kyle Haberman
7 – Oregon – Craig Larson

East
1 – Michigan – Annette Ruebke
2- Alabama – Dean Knutson
4 – Florida State – Tucker Fladmark
11 – UCLA – Neal Devos

South
1 – Baylor – Doug Miller
3 – Arkansas – Bob Spaeth
5 – Villanova- Kelly Anderson
15 - Oral Roberts - Virginia Olson

Midwest
2 – Houston - Jerome Sirjord
8 – Loyola Chicago - Dustin Flaten
11 – Syracuse  - Tammy Voje
12 – Oregon State - Delane Stene

KRJM Results

WEST

Gonzaga-Starr Beckman

Creighton- Morgan Houdke

USC- Mike Bjerk

Oregon- Monica Peterson

EAST

Michigan- Margaret McMullen

Alabama- Bob Larson

Florida State- Carrie Hanson

UCLA- Philip Brunner

SOUTH

Baylor- Vickie Haverkamp

Oral Roberts- Kyle Larson

Arkansas-Jeanine Houska

Villianova- Lisa Larson

MIDWEST

Houston- Bill Beckman

Oregon St.- Ann Stall

Syracuse- Kristi Stall

Loyola Chicago- Gavin Hlubek

East Polk County Heritage Center Spruces Up Exterior for Summer Holiday; Currently Seeking Volunteers

By: Mary Balstad

Fosston, MN - Bonnie Stewart appeared on the Monday morning Food for Thought Program on July 5th to discuss the upcoming Outdoor Concert Series that is sponsored by the Fosston Community Library & Arts Association (FCLAA). The event is taking place at the historic East Polk County Heritage Center, which was established in 1986. Located at the site of Melland Park, the center houses many historical items that honor the past of the county. Stewart highlights many updates to the exterior of the center that are done by volunteers, which the center is currently seeking.

The heritage center is open Saturday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. or by appointment or special events. For those interested in volunteering, contact Bonnie Stewart at (218) 435-6119.

Brainerd-Aitkin

Hunt #6 Dollar has been FOUND

Our current Scavenger Hunt prize has been found! Brandl Chevrolet Buick GMC in Aitkin would like to congratulate Alaina Henline for finding the hidden dollar at the Aitkin City Park. Alaina has won a prize valued at about $325 courtesy of R & J Broadcasting, Inc. Congratulations, Alaina! Our next hunt begins on Monday!

Hunt #6, Clue #3

This week's Scavenger Hunt Clues are brought to you by Brandl Chevrolet Buick GMC in Aitkin.

(aired Wednesday 9/22/21)

Minnesota Avenue is South, but actually to the east

And Pacific Street Southwest is somehow to the north

Hunt #6, Clue #2

This week's Scavenger Hunt Clues are brought to you by Brandl Chevrolet Buick GMC in Aitkin.

(aired Tuesday 9/21/21)

Art Centers, Fish Houses, and home to 3 of our stations

This city is also where we parked our dollar

Hunt #6, Clue #1

This week's Scavenger Hunt Clues are brought to you by Brandl Chevrolet Buick GMC in Aitkin.

(aired Monday 9/20/21)

Follow the Ripples in the River

To find the next hidden dollar

LoLaw Enforcement Scholarship Programs Open


--RELEASE--

Morrison County Sheriff Shawn Larsen announced today the commencement of the Law Enforcement Scholarship Program for 2021. Sheriff Larsen proudly announced that the MSA Board of Directors has established a scholarship fund for the awarding of up to 15- $2,000 scholarships for this year.  These scholarships are due to the coordinated efforts of the 87 Sheriffs of the State of Minnesota.

The Members of MSA gives special recognition to the financial needs of students attending the peace officer skills course, or one of the two, or four-year law enforcement degree colleges. “The Board of Directors feel peace officers in our democratic society have complex duties to perform” said Sheriff Larsen. MSA recognizes the importance of pre-entry training for people considering law enforcement as their career choice. MSA recognizes some students need outside help in meeting the costs of such training, even though they excel academically.

The Scholarship Committee, in making its selection of awards, intends on achieving representation from all geographical areas of the state. Scholarship awards will be announced by December 28th of the same year. Application forms and a statement of procedures are available at the Morrison County Sheriff’s Office. Scholarships are only available to students currently enrolled in one of the following three categories:

  1. Mandated POST Skills Program
  2. In their second year of a two-year law enforcement program.
  3. In their third or fourth year of a four-year college criminal justice program.

In order to qualify, students must have completed at least one year of the two-year program or two years of a four-year program.  Students meeting these criteria are invited to obtain a scholarship application form from their local sheriff’s office or online at www.mnsheriffs.org .

Home Grown Local Radio Scavenger Hunt: Part II

Our Home Grown Local Radio Scavenger Hunt is sponsored by Cub Foods of Brainerd and Baxter, Squirrelly Mama in Crosslake, Station 371 in Pine River, Lakes Area Title of Crosslake, Joe’s Pizza in Pequot Lakes, Crosslake Drug, Tyke’s Carpet Castle in Brainerd, Simply Rustic Floral Design in Crosslake, Riverwood Healthcare, Cuyuna Regional Medical Center, Thurlow Hardware in Pequot Lakes, Brandl Chevrolet in Aitkin, Canvas Tech of Pine River, It’s a Wing-Ding Thing in Pequot Lakes, National Loon Center in Crosslake, and Bliss Salon and Boutique in Pequot Lakes.

The first clue will be given on Monday, August 9th on all six R & J Broadcasting, Inc. stations during the 7am hour and then again on all stations at the 11am and 3pm hours. A new clue will be released every day until the certificate is found (for up to 10 days), new hunts will all begin on the following Monday. Previous clues can be found on our Facebook pages and rjbroadcasting.com.

If you find the dollar certificate, please IMMEDIATELY call one of the phone numbers listed on the back. Once we have verified that the certificate has been located, we will make an announce to end the current hunt!

At no time should property be damaged. The certificate is hidden in such a way where hunters will not need any tools (including but not limited to: shovels, ladders, hammers, or screwdrivers), will not need to swim, nor will need to engage in any activity that puts themselves or others in danger. The certificate will never be hidden in a way where ornamental plants or garden beds will need to be trampled upon. Hunters are encouraged to politely help each other remember these simple rules so that our public spaces can remain safe and fun for all people who enjoy our public space.

Please also be mindful of others during this time or social distancing.

One win per person. If you find a certificate and win, you are not eligible to participate in any of the subsequent hunts for this promotion. R & J Broadcasting, Inc. employees and their families are not eligible to participate.

“March Madness Selection Show”

(During the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament - Mid-February to Mid-March)

All Aitkin & Brainerd Stations. 

“Winter Escapade”

Mid-February to March 31

All Aitkin & Brainerd Stations.

Weekly Trivia

7:15am Tuesdays & Fridays  on the R & J Lakes Area Morning Show.  
(WWWI-FM, WWWI-AM, & KLKS)

I-Falls

The Great Pumpkin Medallion Hunt: Week #1, Clue #5 for Friday, 9/24/21

You still haven't found it? Check out the southeast side where the beer garden is set up at Smokey Bear Park. It's under something.....check around the fence line. Bring it to us when you find it!!

The Great Pumpkin Medallion Hunt: Week #1, Clue #4 for Thursday, 9/23/21

You must be close now. I'm guessing looking at Smokey Bear's backside is not a good sight from where the medallion is. Maybe a beer from the beer gardens might help? Find that orange medallion.

The Great Pumpkin Medallion for Week #1 has been found!

Congrats to Owen Wherley who found the Great Pumpkin Medallion under the fence by the beer garden in Smokey Bear Park. Owen won a $50 gift certificate to Ronning's, a solar powered radio from Northland Sales and Service, and a combo value meal from McDonald's.

Week 2 clues for the Great Pumpkin Medallion Hunt will begin on Monday!

The Great Pumpkin Medallion Hunt: Week #1, Clue #3 for Wednesday, 9/22/21

Think about all the activities that this location has all summer long. Once, a long time ago, it even had an ice rink that Tim Sheehy skated on.

The Great Pumpkin Medallion Hunt: Week #1, Clue #2 for Tuesday, 9/21/21

Well, it's obvious that the first clue wasn't enough. Let's think about how independent you will be, walking up onto the stage and collecting this week's prize of a $50 Ronning's Gift Card and the solar powered radio from Northland Sales.

The Great Pumpkin Medallion Hunt: Week #1, Clue #1 for Monday, 9/20/21

You need to look deep to find the Pumpkin Medallion this week. A good start will be on Main Street.

Home Grown Local Radio Medallion Hunt

Front of Medallion
Back of Medallion

Congrats to our winners of our Snowman Contest.

1st place winner of $500 in Chamber Dollars is Ava & Addyson Forsythe with "Olaf". Second place is Selena Davis with "15 foot Snowman". Third is Jessie Christianson with "Vikings Snowman". Second and third place get $104.10. All entries will get a prize, so if you entered in a snowman, please stop in to claim your goodies between the hours of 10am and 2pm Monday through Friday. Thanks to all who participated, we can't wait to do this again next year. Stay warm!

Never On A Sunday Trivia Giveaway

Every Wednesday at approximately 9:30am, call in to Never On A Sunday on KGHS/KSDM to test your pop culture knowledge. Answer correctly and receive a gift certificate to one of the Borderland's fine establishments.

NCAA Bracket Madness Contest

From late February to Selection Sunday (March 14th), KGHS/KSDM radio in International Falls will be taking calls to fill out the big board. Names will be randomly paired with teams in the Big Dance.

ENTRY: Free

WINNING PRIZE: a 43-inch flat-screen television

HUNT #1: Found at HD Auto Repair in Brainerd on 03.04.21. Prize = $100 in Visa Gift Cards and 6 free oil changes at HD Auto Repair (valued at $113.94). Total prize value = $213.94!


Clue #1: aired 02.22.21, posted online 02.23.21

It’s here! Our very first scavenger hunt and our very first clue!

Home Grown Local Radio has hidden something for you!

To find the prize, you’ll have to look all around,

To the North, East, and the south, or even westbound.

To Speed things up, but without giving it away…

If you break it, don’t buy it – repair it instead, okay?


Clue #2: aired 02.25.21, posted online 02.26.21

Clue number two – you know what to do!

Get in your car, whether it’s old or new.

Drive around town until you find the spot,

There won’t be an ‘X’ to let you know if you’re cold or hot…

But you’ll know you’re getting closer

If you find yourself near your local grocer


Clue #3: aired 03.01.21, posted online 03.02.21

Third clue’s a charm, at least that’s what we hope for

If you don’t know where to look you may need to open up a door

So dust off your Brain, and find your inner Nerd,

You may be looking for a couple letters before another word

Don’t stop to get a sandwich, no matter how fast,

You’re close, but if you Speed away you’ll definitely go past.


Clue #4: aired 03.04.21

For clue number four, we’ll try to be a bit more clear

First, if you’re not in NE Brainerd, you’re nowhere near

So get some HD glasses to enhance your sight,

Look for two garages and head to the right.

Open the door and take a step inside

Look to the left and you may see something we tried to hide
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