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Local food producers and school food service directors told U.S. Sen. Tina Smith on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, that the Farm to School Program benefits rural economies and is important for students.
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The Women in Dairy annual program hosted by the University of Minnesota Extension gave more than 75 women a chance to network and listen to a speaker while discussing working with family in the industry on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.
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After interviewing three candidates for the Kandiyohi County Economic Development Executive Director position, the Joint Powers Board on Friday, March 21, 2025, in a split 4-2 vote approved offering the position to Barbara Carr.
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Slowly warming up today with a light south breeze and increasing clouds
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Adults participating in the day services program of Bethesda assembled birthday cake kits Tuesday with the help of staff members. The kits were donated to the Kandiyohi County Food Shelf.
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The second-seeded Blackjacks secured a 69-46 state victory over seventh-seeded Heritage Christian Academy on Thursday at the Target Center in Minneapolis.
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Building, mechanical and plumbing permits are presented in the City of Willmar Monthly External Permits Report for February of 2025.
Area funerals scheduled through March 27, 2025
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Fischbach spoke at a paid event in Ottertail on Thursday. While presenting her views on various topics, some at the event interjected questions or comments and several people were asked to leave.
“I think there is a huge stereotype that sexual exploitation and trafficking happen only in other countries, but actually, research and practice have shown in reality it does happen here.”
Fischbach, who represents Minnesota's 7th Congressional District, spoke at a private event hosted by American Experiment at Thumper Pond Resort in Ottertail on Thursday
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