Story archive for February 2007

Wednesday, Feb. 28

• Glitch shouldn’t panic investors, say stockbrokers

• Dream shows progress of Perham schools

• Moving students appears the best choice

• College provides new chapters of opportunity

• Storm rush

• DNR Fish house counts on area lakes

• City ordinance No. 65

• District: Under plan, grade schools could stay open longer

• Witness recants story

• Another good fishing season closes

• Fergus grad performs with dance company Saturday

• ‘Super Size Me’ showing at Otter Tail County museum

• Woman assaulted on S. Union

• Earth science group is ‘hovering on success’

• New Virtual School successful venture for some students

• City call for bids, refuse containers

• School board recognized for work

• Skogen missed a chance to help poor, middle class

• Fish houses must come off ice by midnight, storm or no storm

• The mother of necessity

• Attention to detail

• The bus driver

• Batman lives

• Double duty

• One of two

• Eye toward nature

• Good hard work

• In the end, Hospice is about life

• Ticket to success

• Rockets oust Comets from 5A tourney

• Lundquist has double-double for Vikings

• Eagles soar past Fergus cagers

• State trip on tap for Otters

Tuesday, Feb. 27

• Adult foster home opens in Henning

• Women ignore the little sounds

• $2 million grant awarded for wetlands center expansion

• Elks Lodge building sale to be finalized Thursday

• Grades relocated to save $$

• Break-in reported at apartment

• Another misuses ID to open account

• Recognizing disorder symptoms critical for responders

• Mills school prepares for all-day kindergarten

• LREC appoints Operation Round Up board

• Rehab center helps Wadena woman regain skills following a stroke

• Lekang Notice of foreclosure

• Walters Notice of foreclosure

• Hunting, trapping season input meetings beginning

• MinnAqua hooks kids

• Skilled labor key to future jobs in area

• Squirt A icemen earn consolation honors

• VFW Bantams split

• Squirt B club has busy weekend at Flyer tourney

• Pee Wee skaters end season on winning note

• Four FF skaters earn honorable mention

• Battlers rally past Eagle Valley

• Knights win 20th basketball game

• Otters shade Alexandria 1-0 at MAC

Monday, Feb. 26

• 148 remembered

• School interrupted by blizzard which raged in Otter Tail County

• Seifert Realty and Auction honored

• Camera equipment taken from car

• Snowblower hits tank

• Snowblower claims finger

• Couple calls ‘all aboard’ unique B and B retreat

• Kitchen island designs provide flexibility and function

• Franken’s stop in Fergus Falls brings out curious

• OTP provides energy alternatives

• Prairie Wetlands book club meets Tuesday

• Chuck Hofius named Administrator of Year

• Adams joins American Federal Bank

• Weng chosen as Realtor of Year

• Clubs give boost to school activities

• Hansons take service to Arizona

• Ethanol’s role in energy independence

• Miracle workers

• Traditional church basement ladies

• Builders Associations plan annual Home and Garden Show

• Shoes play important role in health of feet

• Looking Back

• Custom craftsman

• Kolle posts TKO victory

• 18 cleared 9 inches of snow over weekend

• Grande dame of history

• Fergus Falls School Booster Clubs

• ‘Little chicken farm’ philosophy alive in Ashby

• Elbow Lake fun facts

• All in a name

• Dalton Fun facts

• Dalton to build water treatment plant

• Ashby fun facts

• Ashby’s Mayor’s report

• Love of pizza leads Widmans to purchase Pelican Rapids pie shop

• Framing memories

• Transplant works to ‘do it best’

• History of Battle Lake

• Underwood history

• The insurance man

• Major 2006 improvements completed

• Many projects accomplished in 2006

• Resources for living independently available

• Eye care and the ‘Wow!’ factor

• Feet often neglected

• Incontinence is a common problem

• Beyond manipulation

• Bubba’s applies a straight-forward business philosophy

• Ceramics studio owner is blazing new trails

• Ottertail history

• Henning offerings have big city feel

• Ottertail Real Estate office has its girl Friday

• The whole nine yards

• Ottertail thriving

• Railroad plays important part in Henning’s history

• District 544 Education Foundation

• Educational resources

• Life’s firsts

• Dad’s influence still speaks volumes

• Many in county need help

• Early years are important years

• From budget to luxury

• Townships offer a glimpse of northern European heritage

• Princess of java

• Shop around when looking for funeral services

• Baby boomers are anything but over-the-hill

• Private schools have rich history in Fergus

• Classes from the living room

• Cell phone craze

• Minnesota State Community and Technical College-Fergus Falls

• District 544 strives to find balance

• Mature athletes stay fit by staying active

• Harvest Inn offers Southern hospitality

• Extension Service offers information on a variety of ag topics

• Agriculture in Otter Tail County

• Rural Minnesota arts

• Quick facts about Perham

• Quick facts from New York Mills

• First settlers arrive in 1874

• New York Mills offers a lot for visitors

• Man’s inspiration turns to public office

• Variety of industry makes Perham unique

• Keil helps keeps Perham moving forward

• First pioneer envisioned railroad

• More than an assistant

• Many local companies global

• The Garbage guys

• Enlightening technology

• County growth expected from retirees

• Concrete form leads to increased heating and cooling savings

• Template for success

• County home to one of first human beings on continent

• Work prep

• Out of the ordinary

• Ethanol plant update

• Fresh start

• The imaginative chef

• Hot spot

• Lumber yard caters to contractors

• Mayor: Pelican Rapids is nestled in heart of lake country

• Pelican Rapids citizens roll up sleeves to improve their town

• Pelican Library an integral part of community success

• Collectible wares a perfect fit for retired dentist and wife

• Thrift store workers find job skills, friends within

• Chahinkapa ‘more than a zoo on the prairie’

• Breckenridge city land was previously Indian hunting grounds

• Breckenridge fun facts

• Mayor invites visitors to take a fresh look at the town

• Joint mission brings vision for two cities into clear focus

• Wahpeton History

• Wahpeton mayor extends hearty welcome to all

• A dog team transported first white men to the Pelican Rapids area

• Walters wins by knockout

• Second-seeded Otters to entertain Little Falls

• MSCTC men finish season with split

Sunday, Feb. 25

• Burg, Frost earn 7A mat titles

• Three Fergus matmen reach state

• Otters capture Section 3A championship

Saturday, Feb. 24

• Otter hockey game postponed

• ACS offers assistance globally

• Two weeks translates to time on Iditarod trail

• A walk down Tiger lane

• Artist mentorship applications accepted

• West Notice of forclosure

• Membership provides activities for all ages

• Salvaging furniture

• Thurman Notice of foreclosure

• Vining Notice of foreclosure

• Ploughshare topic at next coffee klatsch

• Student artists lend talents to diversity project

• National response in cases of missing children is immediate

• Stigen horse lost to barn fire was a family favorite

• Fergus city street crew is prepared for snow

• Ask a Trooper

• Norgren Notice of foreclosure

• Child’s future never set in stone

• MSCTC students chosen for convention honor choir

• Scandinavian Melodies will perform at center

• Shrub-on-a-stick newest craze for garden

• Stop asking ‘why’ and mankind would stop progressing

• Children’s Foundation offers new grants

• American Cancer Society memorials announced

• Military

• Lady Chargers win by 20

• Comets suffer 38-33 loss to Wolverines

• Perham gymnasts defend Class A state title

• Battlers down Rockets 57-32

• Aasness, Comets defeat CGB

• Spartans go cold in 61-58 setback

• Ashby's Sethre passes 1,000-point mark

• Four FF wrestlers make 7AA finals

Friday, Feb. 23

• Otters set two pool records

• Otters even score with Flyers

• Notably good speller wins with ‘egregious’

• Parent response to school plan mixed

• What's Happening?

• Gas tax bite harmful to low income

• Willard Notice of foreclosure

• Futurist to speak in Fergus Falls

• Dishonored checks issued

• Man in possession of meth

• Cattle theft results in jailtime

• Franken plans dinner stop at Don Pablo’s

• World Day of Prayer planned March 2

• OLV plans Lenten fish fries on Fridays

• First Baptist Church plans mission rally on Sunday

• Nordstrom has a hand in writing Trinity’s Lenten play

• Fish kill cannot be good for lake environment

• Rendezvous showed Fergus at its finest

• Community’s generosity to fire victims overwhelming

• Time change mostly an annoyance

• Hornets come up short in loss to Lady Chargers

• Mental mistakes hurt Rockets in loss to Eagles

• Yellowjackets fall to Nuggets

• Driscoll nets 37 as DGF tops Pelican Rapids

• Trojans defeat Knights in overtime

• Spartans looking for new football coach

• Tall Tigers overcome Otters

Thursday, Feb. 22

• Grant allows college to write training curriculum for ASC

• Roll call on increase was a good idea

• Taxing army

• ShoreMaster buys Aviva Sports

• Contacts to congressmen really makes a difference

• Sviggum’s remarks were off the mark

• Early prevention pays off when field work starts

• Swiss know best management practices result in high-quality milk

• Winners of county crop show announced

• Veterans groups offer need-based scholarships

• Donation will aid students in learning

• Class of 1997 seeks classmates for summer’s 10-year reunion

• Gary Spies to speak at museum

• Vergas Lions plan fish fry

• Collin Peterson to discuss food in Morris Monday

• Candlelight ski set for Saturday at Maplewood Park

• BPW’s advocacy efforts goes to Washington

• Accident results in injuries

• Road rage reported

• Hit and run reported

• City to replace 300 business dumpsters this spring

• One horse dies in rural barn fire

• Luxury wins out over necessity

Wednesday, Feb. 21

• Drewelow, Dew go 1-1 in USA state tournament

• Otters taking strong group to UMM

• Otters ready to run section gauntlet

• CD unit relocation comes at small cost to taxpayers

• Some say pump price already too hefty

• Local teachers prepared student for MIT learning

• Local teachers graduate with master’s degree

• Catholic Daughters announce winners

• College adopts ‘liberal’ version of a classic

• MSCTC presents program Asian New Year Thursday

• 44 students to compete in regional spelling bee

• Assault reported

• Police investigate possible ID theft

• Keeping jobs local is best scenario

• Transfer station gets county nod

• Public meeting on plan Feb. 22

• Joel D. Nelson Notice ofe Foreclosure

• Turbes Notice of foreclosure sale

• Panthers fall to Browerville

• Kallis nets 25 as Hornets down Lady Vikings

• Battlers defeat Tigers

• Erickson, Comets defeat Panthers

• Knights hold off Ashby comeback

• Spuds hammer Otters 66-30

• Fergus Falls girls go on scoring tear

• Otters headed for MAC

Tuesday, Feb. 20

• Bible cannnot be the science book for mankind

• Art center membership has its advantages

• Cardiac rehab building will provide easier access to patients

• Booster seat law for older kids approved

• Peterson co-sponsors border travel restrictions bill

• Compliance check failed

• Counterfeit bill passed

• Perhaps time is necessary

• Minnesota Deer Classic celebrating 25th year

• Arrowhead deer herd faring well this winter

• Witness a familiar face at Larry’s for 23 years

• Extensive research went into site choice

Monday, Feb. 19

• Home Ranch skaters split

• Squirt B icemen go 1-2

• Quality Squirts edge Alex

• Battlers flirt with century mark

• Innova Pee Wees rally for dramatic win

• Olson Oil girls place fourth

• Bantam B icemen earn top honors in District 15

• Foreign oil dependence sends some homeowners looking for alternative

• Fischer remembers Eisenhower’s leadership on the field, as president

• Grant could bring trail to reality

• Driver seriously injured near Rothsay

• Fish house robbed

• Krog suffered heart attack

• Dale Carnegie course offered in Fergus

• Gasoline tax could be in the works

• Proposed age law needs careful examination

• Thorsen honored by American Federal

• Public Improvement 5203

• ‘Give ‘em hell’ Harry one of a kind

• Library-a-thon set in Elbow Lake

• Elbow Lake safe drivers honored

• Public Improvement 6047

• Steve joins Security State Bank board

• Slippery lake track provides ideal conditions

• Scrapbook Station wins $170,000 ‘smart store’

• Perham cagers defeat Breckenridge

• Spartans triumph in overtime

• Quistorff carries Lady Spartans past Lady Jays

• Otters take charge early in 64-48 cage victory

• Comets shock top-ranked Pirates

Sunday, Feb. 18

• Three Otter Tail skiers place

Saturday, Feb. 17

• 5 join United Way of Otter Tail County board of directors

• Organize your chaos

• Hennen brings ‘Hot Talk’ to town

• Ask A Trooper

• Government offices closed Monday; no mail delivery planned

• Giving with heart

• Al Franken seeks counsel of newest state legislator

• Big Read event carries the day

• Fire department went above and beyond duty

• Longing begins for boys of summer

• Miranda L. Yocum

• What’s best for children is simple — let the know they are loved

• Garden Day set for March 10

• Chanhassen Theater trip planned at Easter

• Veterans share memories of favorite pets

• Ferrellgas offers home propane safety tips

• Former Hillcrest student repays 65-year-old debt

• Legislative boundaries once ran along county lines

• College students present Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’

• Murder and mayhem figure into new mystery

• Vignettes of the life of prairie women part of Big Read

• Neal McCoy to perform at RHRA

• Art center counts on help from many

• Owls hand Lady Chargers 50-41 loss

• Cowboys lasso Knights

• Trojans topple Perham in overtime

• Shulstad leads Vikings past Frazee

• Arrows trounce Chargers

• Otter gymnasts claim fourth place

• Fergus cagers whip Sauk Rapids

• Battlers down Comets 57-48

• Cards blank Otters 6-0 in 6A finals

• Fergus wrestlers lose to Perham

Friday, Feb. 16

• Store-N-Lock Unit # S014 Lien

• No kids injured when car hits bus

• Exhibit conjures up delicious memories

• Scout leader hopes to lead program in growth

• Bethel installs familiar face as youth pastor

• Store-N-Lock Unit # B013 Lien

• Store-N-Lock Unit # D021 Lien

• WordAlone chapter will meet March 3

• Douglas to perform at Trinity Lutheran

• Back-door increase a poor tactic

• Ouellette Notice of mortgage forclosure

• Aglow Lighthouse meeting is Monday

• Cell phone bill a practical law

• City, county offices closed Monday

• Washington marchers were ‘just like us’

• Doors Cert of Assumed name

• What's Happening?

• Legislature slow to hear Emily’s Law

• Boxing card on tap for Feb. 24

• Arrows check Panthers

• Balanced scoring boosts Lady Knights over Raiders

• Lady Chargers shoot 57 percent against Rothsay

• Big second half lifts Rockets over Hancock

• State-ranked Park Christian tops Hillcrest

• Streaking Tigers defeat Otters

• Battlers win LEC championship

• Nordick lifts Otters over Apollo

Thursday, Feb. 15

• Section 7A team tournament set

• WCA girls ranked No. 1

• Smith hype simply must stop

• Great Lakes protection makes sense

• Time has come to pass smoking ban in Minnesota

• Task force finds consensus

• House ag committee reviews USDA farm bill proposals

• Second round of grants available

• Fish house reported stolen

• Vehicle vandalized

• Public asked to assist accident investigation

• Lifeguards may not be on duty at beach

• Residents won’t incur financial burden for CD unit

• Paulson has long history of service

• Connell began woodcarving decoys in 1931 while still a young boy

• Ashtray likely cause of ShoreMaster Fabrics fire

• Wind energy is available for private use through refurbished turbines

• Mills Probate

• Fergus skaters bring home 29 trophies

• Klinnert chosen for All-Star Rodeo team

• Ohren's double-double sparks MSCTC win

• Spartan men earn trip to state

Wednesday, Feb. 14

• Otter skaters to host Willmar

• High school student art work on display at college

• Snow hearts attract attention

• Minor sold alcohol

• Man charged for taking DVDs

• Erhard farmer found dead

• New ranger plans visitor center at Glendalough State Park

• Alien Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale

• Noplos Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure sale

• Otters roll past Lakers in Section 6A

• LRH boosts early building

• Students spend day researching in St. Paul

• Alex Tech representative plans Fergus visit

• FFA Day planned at the Capitol

• City’s phone consultant fee unnecessary

• Students deserve apology over Sno-ball flap

• Sertoma fishing derby raised $8,500 for charities

• Welle’s death a loss for all

• Fish kill possible to save trout on Bass Lake

• Lady Knights dominate boards

• Lady Battlers clip Browerville

• Ashby girls foil Hornets

• Lady Chargers overcome Comets

• Knights check Raiders

• Battlers shade Henning

• Trojans overcome Vikings

• Cardinals hand Otters 57-36 setback

• Kerr’s late goal stuns Alexandria

• Pelican wrestlers split

• Fergus matmen triumph

Tuesday, Feb. 13

• Wayward raccoon captured

• Welle the driving force behind hockey program success

• Handicap parking is for those with a disability

• Precautions against the flu will pay off

• Conversation starter strikes fear

• Cupid’s arrow hits its mark

• Another possible hit-and-run investigated

• Driver injured in 1-car accident

• Mies named Conservation Officer of the Year for 2006

• Youth firearms classes begin March 19

• Dog tips off Evansville CO to fishing violation

• Lindquist to lead DNR biofuels program

• Lower costs means more for students

• Under one roof

• Squirt B icemen skate at Thief

• Home Ranch skaters tie Brainerd, fall to Stars

• Bantam Eagles triumph

• Olson Oil 12U girls go 1-3

• Bantam Eagles place third

• Pee Wee A icemen gain split

• Quality Squirts place fourth

• VFW Bantam A skaters win tourney

• Sub-zero weather fails to stop Zhdanovych

Monday, Feb. 12

• TIP line helps officers catch poachers

• Enjoy today for life can quickly change

• Melquist enters, wins license plate contest

• County needs vision, input for transfer station

• Evers’ legacy paid in blood

• Resort owner inducted into Hospitality Hall of Fame

• Boat parts stolen last week

• Klondike Derby tests know-how of Boy Scouts

• Museum coffee klatsch features Stumbeano's

• Foundation provides support for Fergus Falls public schools

• Ottertail Medical Clinic offers variety of health care services

• Skinner and Fowlds receive promotions at Ulteig Engineers

• Waslaski appointed VP at Otter Tail Corporation

• Bank of the West names Abarr to Fergus Falls

• W. L. Anderson Notice of forclosure Sale

• Loots Notice of foreclosure

• Federal/State Notice

• Study sets Blue Heron development at 94 units

• Anti-debt philosophy collides with lake recreation thoughts

• Area susceptible to ID theft

• Improving insulation will lower heating, cooling costs

• Traffic diverted on North Union for gas line break

• March, April is prime flu season

• Anglers find hot spots on cold day

• Snowmobile problems

• Parking lot hit and run

• Lake home damaged

• Winter creel count continues on Otter Tail Lake

• Barky’s Resort updates cabins

• Using the proper fish line can help snag your limit

• Echo Bay Preserve plan withdrawn

• Tea helps Someplace Safe provide programs for violence victims

• Pro football star had ties to Otter Tail Lake

• Purchasing fish house includes right information

• DNR denies petition for stronger shoreland management standards

• Ice fishing report on OTL is positive

• Ice fishing tips can make trip more productive

• Nilson wins PRC title

• Frazee matmen defeat Otters

• Double-doubles spark Lady Spartans

• Otters bow to Marshall

• Monsebroten, MSCTC men edge Marauders

• Fergus skaters advance

• Fergus tankers win CLC title

Sunday, Feb. 11

• Johnson named WCHA student-athlete

Saturday, Feb. 10

• A girl and her cat show grown-ups how to tell a story

• Smithsonian exhibit on display

• Family works on Emily’s law

• License revoked for excessive speed

• Governor’s ride cancelled because of lack of snow

• Scouting experiences evident in every aspect of Prazak’s life

• Rendezvous features old and new

• Artist Gary Harbo works with county students

• Visit day planned Sunday at college

• Habitat plans fundraiser for 2007 homes in area

• Lanus, VanTassel receive Scouting merit awards

• Cell version of Journal Web site ready

• Cutting youth activities shows where priorities lie

• 4-H’ers take to the lanes in bowling tournament

• Wait until temperatures warm up a bit before going outside to trim branches

• Y’s Folks annual meeting and potluck is Feb. 19

• Scholarships available in variety of artist endeavors

• Karen Hamilton recital planned Feb. 16

• Cobber band composers concert is planned Feb. 21 in Moorhead

• Springin’ for Jazz raises money for arts

• Acts sure to entertain

• Stirring theatre and comic relief

• Depression may not be all in your head

• Man or brute, power shows through

• Dane Prairie: Was a former farming mecca

• Open house set for Smithsonian exhibit

• Lakes Area skiers wrap up season

• Bears down Underwood 76-44

• Wigdahl lifts Tigers over Parkers Prairie

• Lady Knight rally past Perham

• Vikings claim two mat wins

• Arrows overcome Battle Lake 64-57

• Fergus girls defeat Sauk Rapids

• Battlers topple Comets

Friday, Feb. 9

• Energy bill includes protections

• Possible phone scam reported

• Trinity Lutheran plans upcoming events

• Local seminary trains pastors to teach God’s word

• Swenson’s writings selected to inspire

• Local organizers are planning a ‘totally gnarley’ 80s prom dance

• Information on smoke-free act incorrect

• Bloodmobile success dependent on so many

• Time watching is an obsession

• Grace Lutheran hosts Hainings

• OTC Board Minutes

• Nelson Probate

• Pawlenty let our town down

• What's Happening?

• Sertoma fishing derby set for Sunday

• Vikes shade Cowboys

• Yellowjackets fall to Knights in OT

• Roggenbuck lifts Osakis over Ashby

• Lady Chargers top Rockets

• Comets bow to Parkers Prairie 57-37

• Spartans thrash Otters 78-36

• Fergus grapplers win nine matches

• Otter icemen miss chances against Storm

Thursday, Feb. 8

• Cahlin notice of foreclosure

• Plan for school renovations and additions advances

• New group to review RTC plans

• Reclassifying county lakes will change development regulations

• MathCounts team takes trophy

• Crop and forage show draws 300-plus

• Charges expected in firearm theft

• Avoiding taxes leads to fine

• Vaudeville returns for fourth annual show

• Three FF grads arrested for Alex break-in

• Eligibility reviews slow FSA payments

• Local growers selling locally good for all

• Reader will miss opinions of Ivins

• Downtown lights are a danger for elderly folks

• County should better explain transfer station site choice

• Small moments define our life

• Overseeing visitation, exchange fits Larson

• Mailbox explosions likely a prank, not terrorists

• Winther notice of foreclosure

• Link Notice of mortgage foreclosure

• Krog planning to join Huskies

• Otters to host 7AA team meet

• Three Otter Tail skiers advancing to state

• Velde and Rogness enjoying challenge

Wednesday, Feb. 7

• Sawtell, Toso score hat tricks

• Otters to host Park Rapids

• Arts scholarships

• Dollars for Scholars Deadline Announced

• Student has no regrets

• Kirkbride facility video scheduled

• Barbershoppers plan singing Valentines

• Governor cancels Fergus visit; plans to stump for McCain

• More than $20,000 in fines for offenses

• Jail time stayed for domestic assault

• Fire believed to have started in chimney

• Explosive set in mailbox

• Hillcrest Concert Choir prepares for spring tour

• District considers May 8 vote

• Plan provides strategy for helping endangered species

• Company’s success good for all

• Illness takes toll in local classrooms

• Confusion over guest list causes district to review policy

• Outdoor animals require care in sub-zero temps

• Preservationists seek to put RTC on state’s historic buildings list

• Author of Sweet Land in Fergus Falls today

• Otters claim sixth place

• Rockets come up short

• Ashby girls shade Chargers

• Browerville tops Battle Lake

• Arrows beat Henning

• Spartan men fall to Wildcats

• Lady Spartans bow to NDSCS

• Otters blow lead in loss

• Otters finish season undefeated

• Fergus skaters trounce Willmar

• Lakers top Otters 62-39

Tuesday, Feb. 6

• Otter Tail dividend hike is a boost for shareholders

• City votes against garbage site

• School automotive program gets a lift

• Roller skating in a buffalo herd and state park trivia

• State of the City

• State Bank and Trust to open

• Boldenows escape destruction of Florida twister

• Prevent deadly sewer gas buildup with easy fix

• Politicians miss boat on education

• New RTC tax zone makes sense

• Tools taken from construction site

• High school student drinking in class

• Wadena fire destroys shed

• Trio teams up to interpret English

• Peterson reviews DU’s priorities for future farm bill

• Spring light goose hunting begins March 1

• Deer harvest second highest on record

• Quality Circuits earns fourth

• Bantam B Eagles lose 2-1 in OT

• Squirt B icemen fall

• Pee Wee A skaters place second

• Yellowjackets top Hornets

Monday, Feb. 5

• Knights shut down Vikings

• Domestic assault charged

• Grissom, White, Chaffee still heroes

• Battle of the Businesses Bowling results

• Mitchell joins Medical Group

• Underwood Bank plans retirement party for Clausen

• Workforce Solutions plans conference with futurist Ed Barlow

• Editor gives her all to written word

• Activity hour planned for future kindergarteners

• Dalton man charged with assault, disorderly conduct

• Pot lighting popular trend for homes

• Residents worry values will drop

• Frostbite Festival draws crowds despite temperatures

• Hospital auxiliary luncheon scheduled for today

Sunday, Feb. 4

• Lady Spartans fall 73-58

• MSCTC men bow at Rochester

• Spartans skate past Otters

• Battlers defeat Silverstreaks

Saturday, Feb. 3

• MN temps won’t affect heating load

• Thinking warm?

• Boy Scouts of America share cold weather tips and suggestions

• Giving back to community

• The Fergus Falls High School dance team will host show Feb. 8

• Gas pump prices spike again

• Attorney can answer cow/crash liability

• OTC Hwy Bidders Notice

• Hillary Clinton goes back on her word

• Ratz family appreciates generous community

• New Web site has lots of features

• Mills soldier graduates from basic training

• Jay E. Juergens joins U.S. Army

• ITOW Veterans Museum schedule

• Traits that help desirable plants thrive also work well with invasive species

• Bookmobile Schedule

• Canine takes on bull to save his master’s life

• Daffodils give cancer victims hope

• Local author writes history of two clinics

• Vaudeville tradition, done local

• The Big Read: What page are you on?

• Play will celebrate Black History

• Open prairie inspires us

• Tigers claw Arrows

• Knights nips DGF

• Nuggets trounce Vikings

• Trojans cruise past Frazee

• FF icemen blanked 4-0

• Comets grab lead in LEC

• Nelson’s trey lifts Otters over Alex

• Peterson lifts Rockets over Comets

Friday, Feb. 2

• Niemi Summons

• Rev. Ann Jacobson installed Sunday at Hope Lutheran Church

• Meth found at Wal-Mart

• Scouting leaves positive glow

• Only Bible can identify the true anti-Christ

• Requiring detectors raises concern about other rights

• Zone no burden to taxpayers

• Son steals dad’s checks

• Deterding benefit set for Feb. 16

• Grace Lutheran hosts Haining family

• Business Men’s Fellowship meeting Monday

• RedHawks mascot encourages reading

• Someplace Safe hosts 4th annual English tea and auction

• What's Happening?

• New York man suspect in robbery

• Credit, debit cards taken from unlocked vehicle

• Otters roll past Sartell 103-75

• Otters end regular season with 5-1 loss

• Draxten sets new FF scoring record

Thursday, Feb. 1

• WE Fest announces 2007 25th anniversary musical lineup

• Kovar Notice of foreclosue

• Loots Notice of foreclosure

• Adam’s School performs a mock trial, Wolf v. Red

• Baldwin recalls his ties to county’s first white settlement

• Bradows recognized with ag award

• U of M Forage Days

• Songwriters group starting

• City phone study planned

• Frostbite cancellations

• Frostbite festival keeping warm

• U.S. must remain resolute in stand against terrorists

• How much is not enough?

• Coffee Cabin grand opening is all day today

• It makes sense to prepare for cold weather

• Man arrested on drug warrant

• Tools stolen from Vergas

• President sees CSA as safey net for children

• Beth Fevig

• Workman named Chamber director

• Journal's new web site unveiled

• Lady Spartans bow in OT

• Spartans topple Blue Devils