Story archive for July 2007

Tuesday, July 31

• Roy Isaacson golf tourney set Friday

• Risbrudt cards 75 in junior tournament

• City of Fegus Falls Ordinance No. 70, Sixth Series

• New path for the city

• Boat motor missing

• Money reported taken

• Propane stolen

• Truck run off road

• Dirty laundry call cleaned up

• OTC Notice Of Public Hearing

• Carlson Foreclosure

• Deer Hunting 101 event set Sept. 15 at Grant Co. range

• Fun shoot, pheasant hunt on tap for area youth

• Funding available for wildlife projects

• Pheasant harvest increases for second consecutive year

• Trip to a blackened paradise

• Pelicans become a common sight

• Important to provide hope after trauma

• ‘Dough for Joe’ run was a hit

• Young TRAM riders unable to attend dance

• Firefighters displayed hard work, dedication

• Neighbor used No.1 fuel oil as remedy

• Thanks to all who helped

• Vets museum plans Saturday open house

• Relay team plans lunch downtown on Wednesday

• South Channing, Mill closures are ahead

• Bus service marks its first anniversary

• Downtown construction work to close intersection and ramp

• Schools work on building plans

• Crops, yards in need of rain

• FFAYFA registration slated for Wednesday

• Flyers sending six swimmers to state

Monday, July 30

• Community Club plays many roles in Ashby

• Tradition lives on at Pelican art event

• Drug sentence set

• Pick-up stolen

• Dinner for sister city visitors set for Aug. 2

• Bike club plans ride on Aug. 7

• Truck radio taken

• Wahpeton pilot dies in air show P-51 crash

• Brown Probate

• Edward D. Jones gets highest rank

• Home Stretch workshop begins

• ShoreMaster adds Moses to sales team

• Hintermeister joins State Bank and Trust

• Couple finds a calling in foster care

• Kentucky Rain an Elvis classic

• Dead cats, live dogs removed

• Peterson Probate

• Peterson Foreclosure

• Heintz Summons

• Trip cements sister city ties

• Flyers send 11 tankers to Walleye Invitational

• Swenson, Eckley win Pebble Lake stroke play

• Hurricanes grab Countryside League crown

• Post 612 earns berth in state VFW tournament

• Moynihan sets pace in Wetlands Trail Run

• Jorgenson posts winning time in Hoot Lake Triathlon

Saturday, July 28

• Summerfest seeks comments on event

• A deluge of ‘One Day’ photos

• TRAM a success for most in town

• Smart Moves

• Grinager house is mix of styles

• Henning to teach oil pastel workshop at Glendalough

• Vocalist of the year, Pam Tillis, to perform in Glenwood Aug. 3

• New executive director named at NYM art center

• Sangiolo performs Aug. 2 in Perham

• American Cancer Society receives memorials in June

• Nimitz seeks shipmates

• Tales from the Bark Side

• What you may not have known about mosquitoes

• Plenty happening at the Senior Center this month and next

• Bike club will ride from Detroit Lakes this week

• Five generations

• Birthday

• New director enjoys working with kids

• Board says county fair drew 28,000

• Democrats say new Farm Bill signals change

• Lakes group worried about safety on shoreline highway

• Ask A Trooper

Friday, July 27

• Post 612 trounces Thief River Falls 15-5

• Gadow aces No. 8 at Pebble Lake

• Salute for the troops

• City of Fegus Falls Hearing on Public Improvment 5237, 7168, 8181

• Young Probate

• Care for veterans essential

• Don’t miss Songs from the Tall Grass

• Boyd Notice of Foreclosure

• City of Fegus Falls Hearing on Public Improvment 7742

• City of Fegus Falls Hearing on Public Improvment 8175

• Two face drug charges in FF

• Break-in at cell tower shack

• Man sentenced for DWI

• City of Fegus Falls Public Hearing Notice

• Grotto Park to be new home of Madison School monument

• What's Happening?

• Picnic gives disabled chance to interact with the community

• Chamber director’s father a long-time TRAM participant

• Whiteaker to speak at veterans seminar

• Many thanks to friends and supporters of Fred Evenson Tournament

• Unhappy with Journal photos

• Take the road to better place

• Former OLV principal helps Hispanic families

• aChord performing at Federated

• Gospel musicians performing at Bethel

• Friendship Sunday scheduled at Trinity

• Eagle Lake threshing bee is Sunday

• Auction slated at Tonseth Church

• Wahpeton man faces jail time for 3rd-degree DWI

• TRAMers impressed

Thursday, July 26

• Retz Open slated for Aug. 26

• Rain washes out Post 30 twinbill

• Farm-state GOPs balk on farm bill as White House threatens veto

• Giant cone stolen

• Farm Credit Services moving to new facility

• Pelican Lake near Ashby attracting windsurfers

• 2-year-old was swimming alone

• Four charged with disorderly conduct

• Jail time for burglary

• More FF soldiers come home Friday

• City of Fergus Falls Financial Statements 2006

• Wilkus leaves FF Medical Group

• Westward movement possible solution to Olaf high water

• An open letter to the City of Fergus Falls

• Great welcome home for troops

• Conservation a credo for OTC’s Farm Family of Year

• Heat, lack of rain hurting area crops

• Soldiers and TRAM riders roll into Fergus Falls

Wednesday, July 25

• Good golf course still boils down to a quality layout

• What effect will court ruling have?

• Have ice cream, will travel

• OTP part of planned power line

• Another wave of soldiers to return home Friday

• High temps means fire danger continues

• Organizers say TRAM host standard raised by community support

• Assault charge earns jail time

• Dent man gets jail time for drug charge

• Farmstead near Richville burglarized

• Regnier Notice of Foreclosure

• Article left reader feeling disappointed, worthless

• Franken supports additional veterans’ benefits

• OTC Notice Of Public Hearing

• Some teen restrictions make sense

• Fire fighters leave OTP plant at 9 p.m. Tuesday

• Biker killed in Park Rapids was not part of MS TRAM

• Isaacson Memorial golf tournament set Aug. 3

Tuesday, July 24

• Lewis shoots for no-hitter in split with Detroit Lakes

• History lives in Grant County Courthouse

• Skogen to speak

• LRH plans fund-raiser

• Relay volunteers needed

• Guilty plea entered

• ATV driver arrested

• Truck found in ditch

• DWI guilty plea

• Intruder found in Vining shed

• Cards are collector’s passion

• The trouble with aging pumps

• Food safety a concern as temperatures soar

• Enthusiasm for classic cars going strong after 40 years

• Meeting on regulation changes to be held in DL

• Regulation change will make bowhunting more accessible

• Axell Foreclosure

• Ashby’s Grenell pushes for tax reform

• Coal dust sparks fire

• Family keeps up hope despite MS

• Thanks for troop support

• Fish fires hole-in-one

• Fergus U16 girls bow to Bemidji in semifinals

• U19 Cyclones claim thriller to reach state

Monday, July 23

• City of Fegus Falls Call for Bids

• Dohrer Probate

• New law helps separated siblings get back together

• Cancer survivor marks two decades of health

• Carpenters rally to provide for murder victim’s children

• Harlow, Baglien were Red Sox mainstays

• TRAM volunteers needed

• Hurley joins ShoreMaster in sales and marketing

• Teberg movesfull-service shop from Underwood

• Teens trespassing

• Worker assaulted

• Mailboxes vandalized

• Check blanks stolen

• Party turns unruly

• Pelican Rapids fire reported

• Area in for stretch of hot weather

• Red Falcons shake off drubbing to gain split with Bemidji

• ’Canes earn 16C berth

• Corn Growers oppose unfair taxes on general aviation

• TSA makes amends for lighter ban

• Tough times for a sports nut

Sunday, July 22

• Troops 'awestruck' by Fergus welcome

Saturday, July 21

• Language lessons go long way

• Ask A Trooper

• Piekarski ready to entertain TRAM

• Fargo woman takes top honor in art show

• Class of ‘42 celebrates reunion, invites Johnson to perform

• Concert fundraiser planned for Early Childhood efforts

• Wilder play continues this weekend

• Lind to sign copies of new book, ‘Beyond the Storm’

• ‘Songs’ cast, performance dates announced

• Art Center will keep you busy nearly all day July 22

• Northern Irish twist

• Lake Region Speedway under water but not forgotten

• Best Bet — Studio tour

• Former Fergus Falls teacher now heading Pelican Rapids schools

• Tales from the Bark Side

• Lundeens to host local authors during book signings

• Sydow crowned Miss Minnesota

• Antique Snowmobile club sponsors show in Fargo

• Stevens County plans Garden and Art tour

• Underwood class of ‘42 meets

• Bloodmobile plans stop in New York Mills

• Vines can provide fragrant privacy for your yard

• TRIAD educates elderly on all the scams, old and new

• Plans set for troops’ arrival

• Cautious water use suggested

• New lift station at Mill and Channing

• Judging day

Friday, July 20

• Round of 52 wins Evenson title

• Man accused of possessing ecstasy

• Stattelman Foreclosure

• Diaz Foreclosure

• OTC Invitation for Mechanical Bids – Chiller Replacement

• Person Foreclosure

• Finding spirit through service

• West Central WordAlone meets Aug. 4

• Celebration of Life service July 29 at Broen Home

• Trinity Lutheran Church Bible school July 23-27

• Let’s go after the real threat

• Let’s keep milfoil out of county

• 4-Hers say fashion a family tradition

• Buchin graduates from basic infantry training

• Events planned at ITOW Museum

• Relay for Life lunch fundraiser rescheduled

• Valentine chosen for national commission

• Local public health official agrees with cigarette tax hike

• Chainsaw stolen

• Out-of-towner assaulted

• Trio of vacant mobile homes burn

• Teens break into lake cabin

• Wave of crashes prompts requests to restrict teen drivers

• What's Happening?

• Donation pays off Whitford statue

• Gas prices fall to below $3 per gallon again

• Farmers OK with Farm Bill changes

• Post 30 drops pair at Perham

• Red Falcons trim Wheaton

Thursday, July 19

• A dose of home

• Man killed in cycle accident

• Vandals egg cars and homes

• School light fixture smashed

• Indecent exposure at city beach

• Driver falls asleep at wheel

• Pipe opening gives Jewett Lake residents relief

• Leaders keep Scouting alive, well

• Positive youth development a major benefit of 4-H program

• Picnic shelter dedication Saturday at Maplewood

• Library hosting state’s sesquicentennial banner

• Health Resources pie sale was big success

• Harry Potter book release party Friday

• A true college writing test

• Economic development specialist in FF July 26

• Troops deserve MRAPs

• Keep pets safe this summer

• Relay for Life BBQ scheduled for July 25

• West OTC Fair Blue Ribbon Auction Saturday

• East Otter Tail 4-H'ers hold Clothing Day

• Russell pleads guilty to conspiring to sell meth

• Otter Tail County Board of Adjustment Meeting

• School District No. 544 Board Meeting

Wednesday, July 18

• Club fitting has changed dramatically

• Hurricanes top Eagles

• Flyers set three records in ABC meet

• Thief sweeps Fergus

• Items taken from car

• Gas drive off and more

• Driving without license

• Mailbox vandalism reported

• Light broken at FF middle school

• Man charged for flinging beer mug

• Man accused of Cadillac theft

• WOT fair should be big event

• MPCA approval clears way for transfer station

• Ashby Health Care Center grand opening Friday

• A colorful welcome home

• More inconvenience near Cascade bridge

• Hintgen’s Alaska column was timely for reader

• Must be the Second Coming

• Vennerstroms win scholarships

• On land and on water

• Nominations open for Citizens League board

• Falcons crush Dent 17-0

• Eisinger finishes second in Mike Horgan Hill Climb

• Provost search complete

Tuesday, July 17

• Eisinger finishes second in Mike Horgan Hill Climb

• Red Falcons ring up 17-0 victory

• Planting apple trees a good thing

• NYM bank proud of summer intern program

• Woelber Foreclosure

• Williams Foreclosure

• Fergus Falls Area Special Education Cooperative Meeting

• Area flood victims need help

• Burning restrictions in effect in portions of central MN

• Waterfowl nesting up 14 percent

• Accounts of fight disputed by those at class reunion

• Rothsay woman sentenced for DWI

• Stayed sentence for meth sale

• Assistance theft draws guilty plea

• Boat repair owner stands behind work

• Responders get emergency practice

• COLA to meet July 28

• Everett Jacobson concert planned

• City police to use computer-assisted training

• Need for rain becoming critical for some crops

• Fair entertainment focuses on area acts

• Lawyer facing state tax charges

• Perham eighth graders third in state tourney

• Babe Ruth White sweeps Moorhead

• Babe Ruth red team takes 2 from Pelican

• Draxten among top 20 at AAU tournament

• RedHawks return home with 8-3 win over Edmonton

• Troops to return Sunday

• Polk case raises West Nile risk

Monday, July 16

• Camp Wilderness prepares Scouts by teaching life skills

• Edge dance studio moves to new location

• Notice of Call for Bids City Project No. 5943

• Notice of Call for Bids City Public Improvement No. 9682

• Fjeld Probate

• Eide Probate

• Evjen Summons

• ORDINANCE NO. 72, SIXTH SERIES

• ORDINANCE NO. 71, SIXTH SERIES

• ORDINANCE NO. 73 SIXTH SERIES

• Senn Probate

• Skugrud Probate

• Tram success depends on help of everyone

• ‘Free thinkers’ aren’t really free thinking

• Peterson’s policy falls short of needed reform

• Fairbanks link a great discovery

• 20,000 turn out for Phelps Mill Festival

• Fergus Falls graduate Schetnan is a major player in commuter rail line plan

• Bar fight breaks out

• Reunion turns unruly

• Bobcat in custody

• Man accused of forging documents

• Man allegedly hit with bat

• Wind topples trees on Lake Lizzie

• Farmhouse Cafe owner Loots happy to serve customers well with service

• Landmann joins Bremer Bank in Fergus Falls

• 3 join Otter Tail Corporation

• Brown celebrates 10th anniversary

• ’Canes end regular season with wild win

• FF falls to Cold Spring, takes Ashby to go 3-1 in home tourney

• Sibling combos lead Flyers in Fargo meet

• Fergus 16 girls fall to Minnewaska, 5-2

• Carver County drinking law makes sense, says sheriff

• Barefoot skiers converge on Fergus Falls

Saturday, July 14

• Otter Tail County Highway Department public information meeting

• Christensen celebrates 80th birthday

• Rockin' in the Pines features the Lamont Cranston Band on July 14

• Actors in training program celebrates 11th year July 25-30

• Artists sought by LRAC for juried ethnic art show

• Let’s hope Bush is wrong again

• DNR: High water a long-term issue

• Shoremaster founder receives his doctorate

• Crazy Days activities kick off Thursday in Fergus Falls

• Grant will fund watershed coordinator

• Battle Lake residents to hold fundraisers for breast cancer

• Add vines to dress up problem areas in yard

• Stroke screening being offered in Fergus

• Auction for long-time auctioneer July 21 in NYM

• Lake Alice grocery store owner ensured charitable giving legacy

• Luncheon for State Operated Community Services July 24

• Ask A Trooper

• Return to the prairie

• Funding available from LRAC for arts events

• Reception planned

• First ‘Laura,’ then ‘Beauty’ before ‘Songs’

• Preference to cats show beliefs lean toward a somewhat chaotic universe

• Tales from the Bark Side

• Lundeen’s plans Potter book release events

• Two from Elizabeth earn Lions International awards

• LPN class plans reunion

• Norwegian descendants celebrate 100th anniversary

• Bring a friend to a Y’s Folks meeting the first Friday

• Class of 1977 plans 30th reunion

• Kvern family plans reunion July 29

• Lakeside Dance Club keeps ballroom dancing alive

• Dewey five-generations

• Steiner celebrates 80th birthday

• Helping his fellow bikers

• Boss Cheney not answerable to you

Friday, July 13

• U-16 Cyclones Girls Soccer team defeated by East Grand Forks

• Legion baseball team swept the first two games of their tournament

• Leabch earns highest Girl Scout honor

• Man arrested for domestic assault

• Out-of-towners run out of gas

• Car keyed on the Fourth

• Vandalism reported at cemetery

• Man charged with assault

• Let’s not have any confusion

• Madison School sign and plaques to be shown

• American export: Pop culture

• Committee narrows provost search to two

• Henrickson new academic dean at MSCTC

• Blue Ribbon Auction scheduled

• Bethlehem Church takes a new twist for fundraiser

• What's Happening?

• New Explorer Post will help promote health careers

• Veterans group hopes to expand Walk of Flags

• District 544 implements math program

• Public hearing set for input on Pebble Lake options

• Holt installed as AFLC youth director

• Baker to speak at Aglow meeting Monday

• Interface to lead Hilltop Celebration worship services

• Church VBS program features ‘Livewire’

• Trinity VBS program begins July 23

• Roise, Williams take top honors at Pebble

• U14 Cyclones finish strong

• FF Babe Ruth White squad romps

• Post 612 wins pair from Gold

Thursday, July 12

• Quilting for a cause

• Sewing for a cause

• Purse stolen from bar

• Irrigated pasture research update program scheduled for July 18

• FSA director reminds farmers of July 16, Aug. 3 deadlines

• Soldiers returning soon

• Art, food staples of Phelps Mill Festival

• Depression shouldn’t be suffered

• Pop machine vandalized at PLGC

• Man sentenced for harassment

• Man sentenced for stealing car

• Car windows and lights smashed

• Man guilty of second- degree DWI

• Woman jailed for DWI

• A resort with a lot to like

• City hires lobbyist to track RTC bills in Legislature

• Gray Notice of Foreclosure Sale

• Marty Probate

• Moore Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

• Reusch Probate

• Fergus native to appear on television

• Answers few for high water woes on Clitherall

• U12 Cyclones battle Moorhead to scoreless tie

• U16 Cyclones chalk up district win

• Present day golfers have unprecedented choices in clubs

• Welle aces No. 15 at Pebble

• Post 30 tumbles twice

• Fergus VFW rallies for split

Wednesday, July 11

• High water data on Pebble Lake may provide best option for solution

• County approves Tower Road and bridge project

• Pumping system may provide relief from high water

• OTC Board Summary of Minutes of the May 15, 2007

• OTC Board Summary of Minutes of the May 22, 2007

• Vetterkind and Norgren Foreclosure

• Spotty rain fall misses county crops, which show signs of damage

• Train strikes car

• Blaze destroys Frazee barn

• Subsidies still vital

• OTC Board Summary of Minutes of the May 1, 2007

• Public Notice Ordinance No. 49

• No more unexcused absences

• Solar-powered acorn stolen from grave site

• Liquor licenses approved by county

• OTC Board Summary of Minutes of the May 8, 2007

• Man charged with drug crimes

• Turtle Lake resolution reached

• Fergus Falls U16 girls lose 1-0 decision to East Grand Forks

• U14 Cyclones rally for 5-5 tie with Pelican Rapids

• Heidorn , U19 Cyclones stymie Detroit Lakes

• Lehrke planning to run, attack

Tuesday, July 10

• District rehires two FF teachers

• Hunters can begin applying for prairie chicken, fall turkey permits

• Wildlife worth the watching

• DNR changing all-season deer license to reduce harvest

• Coles new owners of BL Express c-store

• West Battle’s public beach one of area’s best

• Chief Wenonga Days set for July 27-29

• Report: Abortions rare in Otter Tail County

• When, that is, when, I grow old

• July 5 editorial raised questions for reader

• TRAM tour worthy of support

• Pawn shop owner: Thieves won’t get much for stolen VCRs

• Norwegians to meet in Wahpeton

• Alex, Perham hosting Habitat bike ride July 15

• NYM man sentenced for threat

• Bicycles stolen

• Assault reported

• Man loses control, truck tips

• Arson suspected in dairy fire

• Fairgrounds grandstand gets facelift

• Evenson Probate

• Disease-carrying ticks on the rise in area

• Strong winds blow through

• Otter girls hosting Pacesetter tournament

• U14 Cyclones suffer three losses in Firecup

Monday, July 9

• Stratton, Kidder key Fergus Falls victories

• Watercraft is stolen

• Greg Peterson joins Security State Bank

• Cash reported stolen

• Windows broken on car

• Barn hit by shots

• Does every incident need law?

• Beske Foreclosure

• City Council of Fergus Falls Call for Bids

• Thammavongsa Probate

• Walkup Probate

• Crookston school honors Grage for life of service

• Model planes splash into action on lake

• Crash kills Henning woman

• Westra to moderate site for special kids’ siblings

• Steinbrenner joins Family Resource Center as adoption worker

• Challenges paying off for Don Pablo’s trio

• What freedoms did Americans celebrate on the Fourth?

• How much lead is in Pebble Lake?

• C. Charles Jackson Foundation was foster care kids benefactor

• Humphrey, Marinaro were unique duo

• Briggs plays cool Minnesota set on hot night in New York Mills

• New jaws get tryout

Sunday, July 8

• U16 Cyclones taste 4-1 loss at Alexandria

• Hurricanes win Countryside League crown

• Hot weather dogs field in 22nd Lake Chase

Saturday, July 7

• Art Events

• Lakeland Hospice motorcycle run meeting is July 10

• Stevens County plans Garden and Art tour

• Quilts of Valor reception planned Tuesday

• Tales from the Bark Side

• Viking Library Bookmobile

• It’s easy to brighten up a corner of your yard

• Popular river boat cruise planned

• New books offer a variety for every reader’s eye

• Parent - Provider Communication critical to well-being of children

• Former Corner Bar known for ‘great’ noon lunches

• After weeks of rehearsals, ‘Laura Ingalls Wilder’ production scheduled to open July 13 in Fergus

• Girlfriends’ craft will be on display at the Phelps Mill Festival

• Hot day ahead for area

• Ask A Trooper

• Reunion committee seeks info on several classmates

• One westbound interstate lane to be closed

• Officer enjoying first days on beat

• Cyberspace match leads to a wedding

• Independence Day Parade spectacular

• King George censors too much

• Move forward on transportation

• The Police are still my band

• FF dancers perform in Twin Cities tonight

• McKnight Foundation grant recipient produces first album

• Phelps Mill Festival entertainers

• ‘Zinghoppers perform today at ITOW Museum in Perham

• Bloodmobile to stop in Fergus Falls

Friday, July 6

• Lakes area girls compete in Pepsi Cup Tournament

• Lehrke, Mohagen up for head coaching jobs

• Lucas, Trevor Gervais win golf titles

• What's Happening?

• MS TRAM needs volunteers

• Knife fight reported in Battle Lake Thursday

• Taking family barbeque to new level

• Criticism is pot calling kettle black

• LSS seeks adoptive parents

• The Bois de Sioux Watershed District Advertisement for Bids

• FF City Project No. 9735

• Braaten Probate

• Fishing tackle taken

• Bethlehem to host Relay for Life breakfast

• Bloodwashed Band performs in Erhard

• Aastad church plans salad luncheon

• St. Paul Lutheran Church hosting polka worship

• Salvador to present concert in Pelican

• A different calling:

• Segway came to the rescue

• District 544 showed impressive scores

• Luther Crest annual quilt auction July 14

• Disaster training exercise July 14 on Pelican Lake

• Man charged with receiving stolen goods

• Man threatens three with gun

• Man charged with drug crimes

• House fire claims Frazee man

• Looney Day parade seeks applicants

Thursday, July 5

• Fergus VFW opens with Alexandria Saturday

• U12 girls improve record to 8-1

• Bad call on Libby sentence

• Nothing radical about the Restoration Act

• What to do with big bucks?

• Cleaning up after the U.S. Supreme Court and protecting America's waters

• Several factors drive decisions on irrigation

• Area riders lead state

• Wheat tours include stop in Fergus area

• Woman wakes to find intruder in her residence

• Fight reported at Power House

• Man charged with marijuana possession

• FF Notice of Improvement 7155

• Lind Notice of Foreclosure

• Individual assaulted in Battle Lake

• Trailer home break-in

• Gift certificates stolen from Westridge Mall

• Fire reported in Frazee Wednesday

• City finalizes plan for new bridge

• Study that shows traffic increasing may be good news for Fergus Falls

• City officers may help out St. Paul

• FF Notice of Improvement 5233, 7166 and 8179

• Lake water woes rise in county

• U19 Cyclones fall 6-2

• Fergus Falls traveling team romps

Tuesday, July 3

• Politicians have lost their way

• Woman sentenced for driving drunk

• Crash victim known for love of family

• George was a modest fellow

• Summerfest Board grateful for support

• City takes over RTC

• Youth can begin applying for hunts

• Wildlife watching is a top pursuit in Minnesota

• Health care providers prepare for e-records

• ‘32 Below’ to perform at Red Horse Ranch

• Thumper’s attractions go beyond golf course

• Pheasants Forever teaming up with FFA

• Peterson moves to fund wetlands and waterfowl conservation

• Glendalough Park to host fishing clinic

• OT Home a change of pace for Monsons

• Closings planned for Fourth of July

• Laura Ingalls Wilder walk set at Wetlands

• Sexual conduct sentence set

• Hunter fined for shooting deer late

• Drive-by pelleting

• 10-day jail term

• Festive Fourth events ahead

• Hensch drives in winning run as White nips Red

• Gagner spins no-hitter for Hurricanes

• Summer football camp kicks off Thursday

• VFW nine takes two

• FF Legion bows twice

• Bakke was a sports editor from 'the old school'

Monday, July 2

• Company tends water health

• Lindholm at MBA meeting

• Wolenetz Certificate of Assumed Name

• Vehicle egged

• Trampoline goes missing

• Cougar sighted near Battle Lake

• Man able to extinguish fire

• Car catches fire this morning

• Alleged sex assault under investigation

• Three flee scene, one caught napping

• Barrett man killed by train

• More aid balances decrease in pupils

• High school band on way to march in Chicago parade

• Average income in county increases

• 4-H Fashion Revue set for July 9

• Still room for more Relay teams

• Two meetings set for manufacturers

• Foundation helps foster kids land smoothly

• Fourth included rum and artillery

• Careful on the 4th

• Fergus grad joins DL auto dealership

• Lind Notice of Foreclosure

• Smith Notice and Order of Hearing on Petition

• Fergus woman dies in crash

• Two churches vandalized

• Let’s support livestock growers

Sunday, July 1

• U14 girls trim Crookston

• U14 boys rally past Bemidji