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Working in conjunction with the Nisswa Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission, $500,000 has been allocated to the Parks ...

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Local academy to begin training nursing assistants in April

The spring class has a tentative start date of April 14. Because this is an approved program through the Minnesota Department of Health, students who complete the class are eligible to take the ...

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Mostly sunny but slightly chilly this afternoon, with clearing clouds tonight

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Game night, adaptive soccer and skijoring offered in Pequot Lakes

This is for cognitively or physically impaired athletes. Enjoy a fun night of soccer skill-building, teamwork and gameplay ...

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Bones Hyland makes case for himself as Timberwolves eye trade deadline

No doubt it was good for Hyland to show that, as the Feb. 5 trade deadline is slowly starting to come into focus. In search ...

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Clear skies and a cold stretch for the final few days in January

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Pine River area businesses show early signs of penny phaseout

The first U.S. penny was privately minted in 1787. The "Fugio Cent" was reportedly designed by Benjamin Franklin and featured ...

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Pequot Lakes speech team ties for second in "Not So" Early Bird home tournament

PEQUOT LAKES — Pequot Lakes hosted the 2026 "Not So" Early Bird Speech Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 24, at Pequot Lakes High School. Twenty teams participated, with Staples-Motley being the large ...

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Frost score early and often in win over Vancouver

In their last game before taking a break for the Olympics, the Minnesota Frost wrapped up the first portion of their season on a high note with a 4-1 victory over the Vancouver Goldeneyes on Wednesday ...