There is nothing like a home cooked meal complete with ham, turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes & gravy, cranberry sauce, dinner roll and dessert, carefully prepared by the loving hands of the Bagley ...

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Proceeds from 21st annual event support hospice care services This holiday season, Essentia Health-Fosston invites the community to attend its 21st annual Tree Walk for Hospice from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Gonvick Lions Club met on Wednesday, November 19, 2025. They went over the Halloween Party that they sponsored at the Clear Water Life Center. There were kids and kids and kids inside for fun and ...

Savor it! Community Cooking Classes continue – Monday, December 8th from 11am-12:30pm. Learn a new recipe and try some new healthy food swaps. This is a great class to bring a friend or two for a fun ...

After 911 he felt the need to join the military again. The Marine Corps had limited options for the reserves, so he joined the Army reserves serving in that capacity from 2001-2009 being honorably ...

“Seeing these projects in person is important as the committee evaluates needs across the state,” Sen. Johnson said. “Whether it’s visible cracks in a building, hearing residents’ concerns about ...

MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA - Join the Bagley Public Library's Book Club for a discussion of All We Were Promised by Ashton Lattimore. In this novel, which is set in mid-1800s pre-Civil War Pennsylvania, a ...

Mon, 11/17/2025 - 1:50pmadmin 2025-2026 Quarter 1 “A” Honor Roll 7 th Grade - Arianna Baanrud, Wyatt Brandt, Destinee Hemingsen, Nevaeh Salzer, Maci Syverson, McKinley Watne, Leah Weems 8 th Grade - ...

After an incredible 32 years at MState in Wadena, Wayne Wolden retired as business manager. The college held a retirement party, where Wayne was joined by his wife, Lori, three children and five ...

Every generation hopes to make it better and easier for their children and I think for the most part that is probably true. It makes me think of agriculture. I grew up on a dairy farm west of Oklee.

But even then, in the deadly silence of the arctic, I knew my doing this was … well, me. I guessed at the time it would cost me my life, but I don’t know if I could’ve done otherwise. I HAD to do it.