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Digging out after Sunday storm

MARSHALL — Marshall area residents were cleaning up Monday, after being blasted with a few inches of blowing snow over the weekend. Blizzard conditions led to no-travel advisories being issued for most of southern Minnesota on Sunday and part of Monday morning. Within the city of Marshall, ...

A big deal for club

MARSHALL — The chance to have fun and make friends was something worth traveling for, area cribbage fans said. “It’s like having another family,” said JoEllen Froseth. Froseth, a Sioux Falls resident, said cribbage fans manage to find places to play all around the country. Last ...

Schoper assists farmers with challenges

NEW ULM — Wayne Schoper retired after 25 years as a University of Minnesota Agricultural Extension educator not long ago, but he’s not done working with farmers yet. Last March, he became a Minnesota Department of Agriculture farm advocate. That should be no surprise to anyone who knows ...

Marshall, RTR students take first at FFA state convention

ST. CLOUD — Marshall’s Yassin Yasin and Russell-Tyler-Ruthton’s Jilian Schoenfeld and Brayden VanDyke all earned a first-place finish at the FFA Winter Leadership Summit state competition last Monday.  FFA members from across the state spent the day at St. Cloud State University ...

Passionate volunteers keep the lights shining bright

MARSHALL — It takes many hands to help transform Independence Park into a winter wonderland each year. And even once the strings of holiday lights and decorations around the park are in place, volunteers are still a crucial part of what makes Light Up the Night work, area residents ...

Lakeview students selected for Honor Band programs

COTTONWOOD — Students from Lakeview Schools will be performing with other young musicians from around the region at a couple of upcoming events this winter. Last week, the Lakeview band department announced that a total of 11 students in grades 7-12 were selected to be part of the Southwest ...