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Dickinson County Nature Center To Host Special Event For Teens
March 19, 2026
(Okoboji)– The first Wild Roots program for teens will be held on March 23rd from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Dickinson County Nature Center Community Relations Coordinator Amy Heibult says the event is themed around wilderness and leadership development… “There’s going to be an escape room style event for teens. So we’re calling it Spring Soiree. […]
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MORNING JUICE – ETHAN DUNCAN
March 19, 2026
Ethan Duncan breaks down efforts to the resurrect the Jackson Snowmobile Club.
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Anyone Planning Open Burning This Spring Urged To Contact Authorities Ahead Of Time
March 19, 2026
(Undated)– Authorities are requesting those who plan on doing any open burning this spring to contact them AHEAD of time. Kirk Dunleavy of the Jackson Fire Department says in Minnesota, residents can also fill out an actual permit… “Just fill that out. They’re good for two years. It doesn’t cost the permit holder anything. They […]
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MORNING JUICE – JACKSON FIREMEN’S DANCE
March 19, 2026
Kirk Dunleavy joined The Mule to talk about Spring fire safety and preview the Jackson Firemen’s Dance coming up on April 3rd at the Armory.
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Spencer Hospital Named Top 20 Rural & Community Hospital For 4th Time
March 19, 2026
(Spencer)– A local hospital is receiving additional recognition. Spencer Hospital was recently named one of the top 20 rural and community hospitals in the nation. The facility was also recently named a Top 100 Rural and Community Hospital, with the latest honor elevating that distinction even further. In a statement, Spencer Hospital Board President Amanda […]
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Another Southern Minnesota Sheriff Says He Won’t Seek Re-Election
March 19, 2026
(Fairmont, Mn.)– Another southern Minnesota Sheriff has announced he won’t be seeking re-election. Martin County Sheriff Jeff Markquart says he’ll retire at the end of his current term, after having served in the capacity 16 years. In a statement, Markquart says he’s deeply grateful for the trust and support he received from the residents of […]
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A Common Weed Has Just Gotten Much More Challenging For Farmers To Control
March 19, 2026
(Worthington, Mn.)– The challenge farmers are facing in battling a common weed has just gotten much worse. Liz Stahl of University of Minnesota Extension in Worthington says experts at the Universities of Wisconsin and Minnesota have discovered waterhemp is now resistant to the last herbicide known to be effective on it… Stahl says experts have […]
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JCC Hires Interim Superintendent Dr. Mike Neubeck
March 18, 2026
(Jackson) Dr. Mike Neubeck was hired as the interim Superintendent for JCC schools in July of 2025 and says he is excited that he gets to drop the interim out of his title. “Truthfully that was a big relief because I really liked being at JCC. And, you know, I understand the board going out […]
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Good Progress Being Made On Lower Gar Bridge Project
March 18, 2026
(Milford)– Construction of a bridge over the Lower Gar Outlet is running well ahead of schedule thanks to the mild winter which allowed an early start, pretty much right after the culverts were removed. Dickinson County Engineer Jeff Rose… “The contractor has been able to drive the substructure for the bride on the south side, […]
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