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2024 Year in Review: October – December
January 7, 2025
October Local investigation resulted in fentanyl trafficking charges Jake Noland Northern was indicted on charges of conspiracy to distribute fentanyl as a result of an...
2024 Year in Review: July – September
January 6, 2025
July Childcare input collected Input was being sought from childcare providers, employers and parents as part of an assessment of childcare needs being done with...
2024 Year in Review: April – June
January 4, 2025
April Hearings held regarding proposed pipeline About 80 people attended two public and evidentiary hearings regarding Magellan’s proposed pipeline reroute project on April 23 at...
2024 Year in Review: January – March
January 3, 2025
January Calumet Inn lawsuit drags on No settlement was reached during a December settlement conference at the Minneapolis Courthouse for the lawsuit filed by the...
2024 Year in Review: The GOOD
January 3, 2025
While there were many good things that happened in our communities, much of the good news in 2024 was related to developments that have improved...
YEAR IN REVIEW: PAS’ Bos goes out on top
January 3, 2025
ST. PAUL — This year marked a “passing of the torch” for the Pipestone Area Schools wrestling program. PAS head coach Brian Bos announced his...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Douty ‘beams’ at state
January 3, 2025
ST. PAUL — Against the backdrop of venerable Roy Wilkins Auditorium, Pipestone Area School’s Kaysa Douty earned a Class A 10th place finish in the...
YEAR IN REVIEW: SWC-E boys’ track and field showed they belonged at state
January 3, 2025
Qualifying for the first time ever, Southwest Minnesota Christian-Edgerton’s Jonah Uilk earned a middle-of-the-pack finish in 81st (17:38.9). Uilk picked off several runners during the...
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: RTR wins own Classic
January 2, 2025
TYLER — Traditional regional boys basketball powerhouse Russell-Tyler-Ruthton is still a work in progress. But, Knights head coach Daren Gravley had to like what he...