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Sioux Central Voters To Decide Fate Of PPEL
September 28, 2023
(Sioux Rapids)– Voters within the Sioux Central Community School District will decide on a physical plant and equipment property tax levy in the upcoming November election. If approved, the levy would be used to finance a future auditorium, renovated ag space, and growth in the district’s academic area. The levy, which would take effect for […]
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Good Neighbor Fund Of Dickinson County About To Kick Off 2023 Fundraising Campaign
September 28, 2023
(Spirit Lake)– The Good Neighbor Fund of Dickinson County kicks off its annual fundraising campaign next week. Spokesman Luke Donnenwerth says it will continue through the month of October… Donnenwerth says your donation can be divided evenly between the different groups the Good Neighbor Fund serves, or it can be designated to one certain organization… […]
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Wandering Moose Makes More Appearances In The Region
September 28, 2023
(Spencer)– The same moose that was spotted last week in Sioux county appears to be making its way east. DNR Conservation Officer Joey Yarkosky says the animal was spotted earlier this week near Gillett Grove in Clay County and was seen Wednesday near Ruthven. Yarkosky says anyone who sees the animal should leave it alone […]
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Clay County Fair Posts Greater Sales, Somewhat Lower Attendance This Year
September 27, 2023
(Spencer)– The numbers are coming in on the 2023 Clay County Fair. They show preliminary fairgoer spending on food, beverage, specialty concessions and carnival rides was at an all-time high of a little more than $3.11 million, breaking the previous record set in 2022. GoldStar Amusements reported single-day records for carnival ride revenue on the […]
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Boji Scare returns to Arnolds Park Amusement Park September 29
September 27, 2023
(Arnolds Park)-Things are about to get spooky at Arnolds Park Amusement Park. KUOO’s Becky Thoreson has details: Boji Scare returns to Arnolds Park Amusement Park this weekend.Matt Linquist with Operations explains how they transform the Park. “We basically take down all the rides and then we put up a bunch of fencing, some tents and […]
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A Reminder of the dangers to Farmers this time of Year
September 27, 2023
(Windom, Mn.)- A Windom man is facing a long recovery after a weekend grain bin accident. Travis Muller of Windom was cleaning out the bin on Sunday when his legs got caught in the power sweep auger. He was airlifted to a trauma center in the Twin Cities area where doctors amputated parts of both […]
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Emmet County Special Olympics Gearing Up For Big Fundraiser
September 27, 2023
(Estherville)– The Emmet County Special Olympics group will be having their biggest fundraiser of the year this Friday and Saturday at the Emmet County Fairgrounds. Dave Carrico says the rummage sale supports travel, equipment and more… Carrico says you can still donate items by dropping them off at the Emmet County Fairgrounds by 5:00 pm […]
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Emmetsburg Daycare Provider Pleads Not Guilty In Death Of A Child
September 27, 2023
(Emmetsburg)– An Emmetsburg daycare provider has pleaded not guilty in the death of a child who was nearly two years-old. 28-year-old Hannah Priest is facing one count of child endangerment resulting in death. Court documents show on Jan. 19, 2023, Priest found the 23-month-old unresponsive in his sleeping cot. Authorities have confirmed Priest was the […]
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