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Paullina Has A New Police Chief
October 16, 2025
(Paullina)– The town of Paullina has a new Police Chief. Mayor Marlin Sjaarda says Luke Hughes of Le Mars will begin serving in that capacity November 3rd. Hughes is currently a certified officer and park ranger for the Plymouth County Conservation Board. He also has been working as a part-time officer with the Hinton and […]
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Officials Emphasizing Importance Of Safety With Several Hunting Seasons Underway
October 16, 2025
(Undated)– Hunting season is beginning to kick into high gear around the region and that has officials reminding everyone to play it safe. Emma Wehking is a Conservation Officer with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. For starters, she reminds hunters it’s important to be seen and to make sure you have permission before venturing […]
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Howlin’ Halloween Hike Coming Up At Kenue Park
October 16, 2025
(Okoboji)– Howlin’ Halloween Hike will be the theme of Family Nature Night at the Dickinson County Nature Center. The event will be held Friday, October 24th from 5:00 until 6:30 pm. Community Relations Coordinator Amy Heibult explains what you can expect… “We have kind of a fun twist on Family Nature Night and our Howlin’ […]
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Clay County Collision Results In Minor Injuries
October 15, 2025
(Spencer)– Minor injuries were reported in a two-vehicle collision Tuesday in the 1200 mile of Highway 18, northwest of Everly. The Clay County Sheriff’s Office says 20-year-old Emma Garberson of Spencer was driving a 2025 Chevrolet Traverse westbound and was signaling to make a turn when she was rear-ended by a 2007 Buick driven by […]
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Ag Expert: Rain Brings Welcome Break For What’s Been A Quick Harvest So Far
October 15, 2025
(Lakefield, Mn.)– The rain is giving farmers a much needed break from the harvest. Jim Nesseth of Extended Ag Services in Lakefield says the string of nice weather we’ve had up until now has allowed for a really quick harvest… “I estimate that we’re over half done with the corn harvest and I think all […]
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Traffic Stop Results In Multiple Charges Against Two People
October 15, 2025
(Spencer)– The Clay County Sheriff’s Office has released details into a traffic stop earlier this month that resulted in multiple charges against two people. Authorities say a deputy pulled over a vehicle around 1:30 pm October 5th for speeding and discovered some marijuana and drug paraphernalia had been thrown out of it. The deputy also […]
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Dickinson Co. Supervisors Set Date For Bid Opening On 260th Street, Or A-43 Bridge Replacement
October 15, 2025
(Spirit Lake)– The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors Tuesday set a date for a bid letting to replace a bridge on 260th Street, or County Road A-43, over the Little Sioux River east of the Little Sioux Church. The existing bridge was heavily damaged in last year’s flood and has been closed ever since. County […]
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Orleans City Council Discusses Ordinances
October 15, 2025
(Orleans)– A new ordinance mandating house numbers may be going on the books in Orleans. The City Council Monday evening scheduled a public hearing on the proposal for their next regular meeting November 10th. City officials say some homes currently do not have address numbers on them, making it difficult for firefighters and first responders […]
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Bridge Project In Cherokee Now Complete
October 15, 2025
(Cherokee)– A project to replace a bridge on Highway 3 over the Little Sioux River in Cherokee is now complete. The Iowa Department of Transportation and city officials will hold a ribbon cutting commemorating the occasion October 21st. The project originally wasn’t scheduled until 2026 but was pushed up by last year’s historic flood. It […]
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