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Park Rapids girls finish in third place behind Detroit Lakes and Pequot Lakes.
Sam Reish, Abby Morris, Holly Johnson and Tristan Hill receive top athletic honors.
The school board decided May 16 to forgo a special meeting May 17 to re-interview the top two of six candidates for the open positions.
Hubbard County Assessor Jamie Freeman told county commissioners on Tuesday, May 17 that 49 taxpayers are appealing the valuation of their property, and she expects more. The board is planning to listen to appeals June 13-16.
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An old folk name for this type of cloud formation is "mare's tails."
A warmup is coming in June, but conflicting forces make it impossible to predict whether the summer will be hot and dry or hot and wet.
TOKYO — U.S. President Joe Biden said on Monday he would be willing to use force to defend Taiwan, capping a series of critical comments about China while in Asia that an aide said represented no change in U.S. policy toward the self-ruled island.
Conservationists have spent years trying to stave off a national decline in hunting and fishing, but the 2020 pandemic appears to have righted a sinking ship.
Bills in the Senate and House would have allowed the state’s tribal casinos to run in-person and mobile sports betting for people 21 and older in Minnesota. But a disagreement over whether to allow two Twin Cities-area horse racing tracks to also host betting ultimately derailed the push.
The North Dakota Soybean Processors plant at Casselton and the Green Bison plant at Spiritwood are signs of the growing demand for renewable fuel as well as feed for the livestock industry.
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Eight students from Nevis High School graduated from Alexandria Technical and Community College with their Associate of Arts degree on May 11: Ian Ahrendt, Samara Walker, Tyler Lindow, Edison Kramer, Megan Lindow, Reese Mowel, Sonja Habedank and Marissa Engst.
Park Rapids hosts Warroad, Menahga hosts Cass Lake-Bena and Nevis travels to Pine River-Backus.
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Jeri Scovel, a business student from Lake George, Minnesota, received the outstanding student award at Northwest Technical College May 5. Each of NTC's programs selected an outstanding student who consistently gives an exceptional effort for this recognition.
Life is full of messes that constantly need cleaning up. Lean into the sunshine of God's love.
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