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Hands-on experiences at MHS career fair

MARSHALL — The students gathered in the Marshall High School gym on Thursday morning weren’t just learning about different career paths. They were also getting some hands-on experience in them. MHS students Logahn Conway and Tiffany Davis watched as emergency medical responders Brooklyn ...

Cottonwood man indicted for fraud charges

A federal grand jury indicted a Cottonwood man last week, for charges of wire fraud, money laundering and bankruptcy fraud, Minnesota District Court records said. James Anthony Kroger, 44, a Cottonwood resident and an assistant professor at Gustavus Adolphus College, is accused of embezzling ...

A relay for trout

CAMDEN STATE PARK — How do you get hundreds of brown trout from the back of a truck into the Redwood River? Lynd Public School students used a relay system. Students lined up to take turns grabbing nets full of trout from Minnesota DNR fisheries staff. Then they carried the nets down to ...

Marshall Council approves updated food truck rules

MARSHALL — More food truck businesses in Marshall will have to get city licenses under updated ordinances approved this week. At the same time, Marshall City Council members said the new rules will also correct language in the old ordinances that prevented ice cream trucks from operating in ...

‘Well built and made to last’

The typewriter is more than just an old machine for Blake Windey of Marshall. In slightly more than a year, he has assembled a collection of 13 fully functional vintage typewriters. They range in time periods from the 1890s to the 1970s. He found his first typewriter on Facebook. It was ...