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The County Board signed a proclamation Tuesday, declaring May as Foster Care Month. The proclamation urged all residents “to volunteer their talents and energies on behalf of children/adults in foster care, foster parents and the professional staff working with them during this month and thr…
Amanda Rasinski
Staff Writer
A new decade, a new virus and another presidential election is making 2020 a milestone year for some. As election years are usually special on their own, the COVID-19 pandemic is adding a twist to this year’s voting process.
Amanda Rasinski
Staff Writer
After all ballots were counted, Quinn Nystrom won the Minnesota DFL endorsement for the 8th Congressional District with 78% of the vote on the first ballot. Galylene Spolarich and Soren Sorenson, her two opponents for the DFL nomination, took 18% and 1.5% of the vote, respectively.
Flat Mountain Ranch Retirement Auction
Special Dairy Sale • 11:30 a.m.
Real Estate & Personal Property Auction • 12:00 Noon
The novel coronavirus pandemic can impact any person regardless of their age, however, the w…
Amanda Rasinski
Staff Writer
The Little Falls City Council held a special meeting Thursday, to approve an emergency ordin…
Amanda Rasinski
Staff Writer
The Little Falls City Council held a special meeting Thursday, to approve an emergency ordinance that will help businesses create space for outdoor sales starting June 1.
Amanda Rasinski
Staff Writer
In an effort of celebrate outstanding customer service provided by employees of member businesses, the Little Falls Area Chamber of Commerce is requesting nominations for the Employee of the Month recognition program.
As the coronavirus pandemic has burned across the United States, we’ve heard a lot about frontline heroes. The efforts by doctors, nurses, health care workers and first responders are immeasurable to the country.
An open letter to the high school graduates of 2020
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wisconsin held its presidential primary April 7. Many people claimed that voters should not be put in a position of having to choose between their health and their right to vote.
Federal, state and local officials have been swiftly moving to combat the spread of COVID-19. We urge continued speedy agreement among our leaders as we work together to address this very serious health concern against this new virus.
If you’ve ever butchered anything from a rabbit to a hog — and butchered is the right word, not the bleached “harvested” — you know there will be blood. Butchering, after all, is a bloody business.
To the Editor:
As the coronavirus pandemic has burned across the United States, we’ve heard a lot about frontline heroes. The efforts by doctors, nurses, health care workers and first responders are immeasurable to the country.
Something I understood years before COVID-19 even jumped to humans is that most people believe what they want to believe. For all the good the internet has done in expanding each person’s access to knowledge, it has also allowed more people to live in their own echo chambers, reconfirming th…
The spring sports season was officially canceled on April 23 by the Minnesota State High School League, shortly after Governor Walz announced that school was to remain as distance learning for the rest of the school year.
Two Little Falls Community High School athletes learned that they were the Flyer Athletes of the Year at a virtual senior activities award banquet, Wednesday.
Albeit in an unusual fashion, two Pierz athletes were awarded Pioneer Athlete of the Year at the virtual banquet hosted by Pierz Healy High School, Wednesday, May 6.
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