Story archive for March 2007

Saturday, March 31

• Volunteers represent community’s best

• Otter Tail County Drainage System No. 21 Public Hearing

• OTC Notice of public hearing

• Ness’ passion for education lifelong

• Electric co-op CEO retiring

• Former First National Bank a downtown anchor

• Kovar Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale

• History may signal the future

• Water park would enhance community

• Water park needed in Fergus Falls

• Kids need a place to cool off

• Smoking ban would improve quality of life

• More street lights needed

• Efficiency will allow more $$ for education

• Real Women award winners named today

• Public parks should be kept litter-free

• Entire state should be benefactors

• Ask A Trooper

• Skramstad decorated with the Iraq Campaign Medal

• New officers, board members elected in May

• Lawn easily damaged by early raking

• Visit the Kaddatz Hotel for art exhibits, shows

• Arts council announces grant recipients

• Guitarist Pat Donohue performing April 3

• High moose deaths mean fewer numbers for hunters

• April showers bringing films to A Center for the Arts

• Matthew L. Olson Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale

• Lund Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale

• Air Force ROTC scholarship awarded

• Lakes Area bikers plan first spring ride

• Class of 1987 seeks ‘lost’ classmates

• Lent is a prefect time to reflect on repentance

• Potential bluebird home not up to snuff for female

• With the start signal, race anxiety melted away

Friday, March 30

• Moon to play tennis at MSUM

• Local woman charged with theft from service club

• Prairie chickens focus of park presentation

• Christian Women plan fellowship brunch

• Domestic assault investigated

• ‘Wall’ visit leads to Iraq thoughts

• Careful planning important for energy initiatives

• What's Happening?

• Karen Peterson Probate

• Marsh Madness planned at Prairie Wetlands Center

• Book details recovery from snake bite

• Christ Outreach plans performance

• Aglow Lighthouse hosts Janet Mcgee

• Stavanger to hold Sunday pancake dinner

• Kids to send school supplies to others

• Trinity Lutheran hosts Bemidji State U choir

• Trinity Lutheran plans Holy week gatherings

• Dent resident robbed

• Erhard resident reports garbage dumped

• Mailboxes vandalized

• Safety drives design at Fergus Falls Middle School

Thursday, March 29

• Large field ready for HIT

• Special Olympians celebrate big day

• Otter Tail Power part of large wind power project in N.D.

• POAST herbicide products subject of class action lawsuit

• School bond burden half of 2005 cost

• Phillips's love of carving goes back to 1950s when he was a Scout

• Olson returns to Fergus Falls for Security State Bank’s 50th anniversary

• College ensures artistic legacy lives on

• U of M introduces new early maturing wheat variety

• AgCountry Farm Credit donates funds to local food pantries

• Moorhead man pleads guilty to drug crime

• Lack of snow forces DNR to implement open burning restrictions

• Responders practice emergency skills on SimBaby

• Norwegian Sister City nearing reality

• Fergus takes a dip in frigid waters for SO

• Wine doesn’t belong in our local grocery stores

• Violent images on TV lead to tirade

• Light rail benefits everyone

• OTC Notice Of Public Hearing

• Boyd V. Halvorson Probate

• Betty J. Johnson Notice of mortgage foreclosure

• Monitoring of Level III sex offender will be tight

Wednesday, March 28

• Ronhovde realizes a dream

• Arneson still has baseball in his plans

• Fergus Falls School Board Meeting

• Middle school plan would use bulk of bond money

• Driver pleads guilty to refusing alcohol test

• Thomas S. Johnson Notice of foreclosure sale

• DNR Advertisement for bids

• Farm land for sale

• Building plan one for the future

• Public health lauds Senate’s approval of smoking ban

• Hillcrest to present ‘My Fair Lady’

• Breakfast will honor middle school students

• FFMS History Day students compete at state

• College mascot takes form

• Transportation vote a bad choice for state

• Withdrawal from Iraq the only logical plan

• 4-wheeler removed from Rush Lake

• Trio fires off homemade fireworks

• OTC DFLers: Edwards’ decision to continue despite wife’s cancer shouldn’t be judged.

• Gigstead, Lillis post victories at NDSU

• Five area cagers make AP all-state cage team

• Otters rack up six victories in MAA meet

Tuesday, March 27

• Stories sought for On the Road

• Play on words provides hilarity

• Cleveland plan outlined

• County residents could use light rail to travel between St. Cloud, Twin Cities by 2009

• DNR purchase a good idea

• No record set, but temps warm enough for spring

• BPW plans personal defense presentation

• Robbery charges

• Man charged with possession of drugs, paraphernalia

• Man facing meth charges

• Perham hospital accredited by national group

• Perham plans street reconstruction

• Springtime flies and other constants

• New wind project would serve N.D. OTP customers

Monday, March 26

• Barnesville's Nord named MVP

• Competitive dancers do well in 2 competitions

• Brewski’s Bar robbed

• Trio found with dead deer and drugs

• Olsen joins Bremer Bank as assistant VP

• Ostbye joins Lake and Home Magazine

• Cash stolen from Stop-n-Go

• Businesses hit with rocks

• Theft reported at Oakwood Supper Club

• Level 3 offender plans move to rural Fergus Falls address

• King and His Court were unstoppable

• Microsoft truck to make a stop in Fergus Falls

• Spangler’s Kevin Moore receives sales designation

• Despite initial differences, district task force agrees on plan for future of schools

• Soldier, farmers and students should take center stage

• City of Fergus Falls 2007 Bituminous Pavement Overlay

• Local man injured in motorcycle accident on Friday

• Frazee family plans soldier’s funeral

• City of Fergus Falls 2007 Pavement Seal Coating

• District building plan educational campaign underway

• Frazee National Guard soldier killed in Iraq

Sunday, March 25

• Huch, Szymonowicz earn firsts for New York Mills

• Fergus girls place fourth at Bemidji

Saturday, March 24

• MPR guitarist Pat Donohue performing in Fergus Falls

• It’s time for basketball to end

• Benefit Barrel races begin today at Red Horse Ranch Arena in rural Fergus Falls

• Elizabeth fire department open house is today

• Emily’s Law loses steam in this legislative session

• Future of education important to Cichosz

• Winning essays reveal thoughts on immigration issues

• Special meaning sewn up in round robin quilting

• Ask a Trooper

• Spring a good time to get involved in arts

• MSCTC presents Beck retrospective art exhibit

• Shakespeare ‘Comedy of Errors’ presented in Moorhead

• Auditions planned soon for ‘Songs from the Tall Grass’

• Children’s choir to perform Tuesday in Rush Hour concert

• Gustavus Lab Band concert is scheduled April 1

• Visit the Kaddatz Hotel for art exhibits, shows

• Fergus soldier awarded combat action badge

• Bernu honored with combat badge

• Phelps Mill Festival Phelps Mill Festival

• Hawley Art Show set for April 20-22

• Exercise helps people suffering from arthritis pain

• Primer should help gardeners get the most from seeds

• Movie gives young taste of history

• Rosie, the Pomeranian, rules the roost

• Lying is always wrong, right?

• Speakers plan host of workshops during 8th annual quilt show

• Quilt show at a glance

• ‘The Last Supper,’ constructed with 57,632 squares

Friday, March 23

• Homeowner foils theft

• Mall of America not a wise way to spend money

• Woman charged with check forgery

• Man makes threats, violates order

• What's Happening?

• Developer selling 54 acres to DNR

• Youth invited on 8-week adventure protecting nature

• The late Jack West’s passion for aviation put him in touch with Lindbergh

• Church Briefs

• Mission Club kids collect 91 pounds of food for charity

• Complaint-free day a challenge

• Helmets a critical element of summer bicycle safety

• Two playing in traffic

Thursday, March 22

• Ohman still has Otter pride 50 years later

• Strom to be new MSCTC volleyball coach

• Twins will be fun again in '07

• Guillermo Lopez, Jr., Notice of Foreclosure

• Vote could see troop withdrawal

• ‘Tax man’ has almost 40 years experience

• Impaired driving costs county $4.9 million in 2005

• Three students address immigration in winning essays

• City crews fill pesky potholes

• Businesses warned about fake money

• Kids share thoughts on love

• Drivers beware of kids playing

• Spring and sap running go hand-in-hand

• OTC Applications for Variances 04-05-07

• Mathias J. Turbes Jr., Notice of Foreclosure

• Miltich concert is tonight

• Chili feed benefits senior nutrition program

• Clitherall Township election results

• Free webcast presents ways to manage higher feed costs

Wednesday, March 21

• Bothwell likes MSCTC's mound potential

• Knudson - Probate

• FBI training will benefit local officers

• Honor Society members announced

• Students learn the value of money through Marketplace project

• Diverse learning opportunities opens new doors for Evavold

• NYM man charged with sex crime

• Fergus student wins award

• 544 Foundation plans alumni basketball tourney

• Hillcrest to present musical ‘My Fair Lady’

• West - Notice of foreclosure

• Eerdmans named a semifinalist in geographic bee

• McGary - Notice of Foreclosure Sale

• Hillcrest choir departs on 13-day southwest U.S. tour

• On-line drivers training takes back seat

• Activities a bargain for school

• Fergus choir invited to competition

• Scholarships

• Wadena man pleads guilty to DWI, domestic assault

• Home monitoring ordered for drug crime

• Underwood kindergarten registration scheduled Friday

• Travel back to the '80 this weekend

Tuesday, March 20

• Walters, Kolle to meet press

• Otter girls earn top academic honors

• Peck wins Anderson-Lake MVP award

• Check forging and card fraud

• City will work with potential Kirkbride developers

• Wine sales belong at liquor store

• Conversation a veritable minefield

• Fergus Falls Hockey Update

• State utility regulators will review Otter Tail reports

• Selling wine in grocery stores has no support in town

• Solo homefront shift too long, families say

• Retailers pull pet food off local shelves

• Spaeth knows his dairy customers well

• Welder works his magic on metal

• Residents should contact lawmakers on energy bills

• Home monitoring given for card fraud

• Fergus man pleads guilty to auto theft

• Jepson to discuss Post Traumatic Stress disorder Monday

• Miltich concert planned Thursday

• Artist reception is Wednesday

• Scouting for food drive going on with bag drop-off

• Hope Christian Preschool conducts open house

• Hunting Heritage Banquet set March 31 in Evansville

• Bait dealers likely to see some restrictions from legislature

• Hagen and Bledsoe Notice of foreclosure sale

• Saving the Everglades a giant task

• Fergus boxers to compete in Region IV tournament

• Six area cagers receive AP honorable mention

• FF matmen earn honors

• Knights, Vikes place three on HOL team

Monday, March 19

• Public Improvement 5210

• Elizabeth Ads for bids

• Corley Foreclosure

• City Wall-Mart hearing

• City Project 7946

• Wieser receives high real estate designation

• Jacobson joins LMHC

• Sporre designated a delegate to Institute of Senior Centers

• Swanson honored by Bank of the West

• Siding protects home and enhances its curb appeal

• County flooding unlikely because of a lack of snow

• More listings sought to help families of deployed soldiers

• Clark honored with Purple Heart

• Java D’s: More coffee choices at ‘the little pink shack’

• Garage window broken

• Money taken from Perham business

• Stolen car found in Rothsay

• Man arrested for burglaries

• Carlisle crash didn’t stop Otters

• Daffodil days chairpersons have so many to thank

• Many help quality of life in Fergus

• Police: Man found outside died about 3 weeks ago

Sunday, March 18

• Walters wins by knockout at Hinckley

• Luke Money receives Olson Award

• Raring to rope, ride and spike

Saturday, March 17

• FFHS Class of 1951 plans reunion

• 2.5 Mile walk in Fergus Falls benefits MS Society

• Lucys keep Irish legacy alive

• No need to search long for reason to celebrate

• Panama City Beach in Florida is a city in transition

• Sugar Bush tour scheduled Tuesday

• Auck’s interest in Fergus Falls is more than business

• New program designed to help HS students with career-planning

• Passage of bill could thwart Big Stone II

• Hospice plans its annual meeting

• St. Patrick's Day first celebrated in America in 1762

• Mohagen Cert of assumed name

• West Otter Tail dairy princess candidates sought

• Storytelling concert to feature Ann Reed

• Grant money helps provide arts events across the county

• The hounds of Rosswood periodically perform

• Former ski slide found enthusiastic jumpers

• Smoking ban issues are complex

• Local blogs available on Web

• Ask A Trooper

• College hosts Miltich family in concert

• Invitational art show scheduled at MSCTC

• Film ‘Volver’ showing

• Gustavus Jazz Lab Band announces concert tour

• Monty Alexander performs tonight at Fargo Theatre

• Alexandria soldier graduates from basics

• Pelican graduate completes basics

• Events coincide with Smithsonian food exhibit at OTCHS

• Leprechauns most famous of Irish folklore

• Marjorie Knutson celebrates 80th birthday

• Viola Martinson celebrates 90th birthday

• Break out of the tomato rut

Friday, March 16

• Vikings fall short in run for state

• Mischievous elves beware

• Permits required for backyard fires

• Vets home volunteer donates feeders

• Riverview Heights seniors box items

• What's Happening?

• Friends return favor for injured friend

• Township election votes truly did count Tuesday

• Game night rekindles connections

• Federated men take to the kitchen to serve Lenten dinners

• Hope Christian Preschool conducts open house

• Rock Prairie Lutheran to serve dinner for benefit

• St. Paul Lutheran plans spring brunch

• Hot dish dinner at Augustana

• Trinity Lutheran upcoming schedule

• Word Alone sets schedule

• Fergus Falls Aglow hosts Bonnie Lutz

• Federated Church to host Lynn McCoy

• St. Elizabeth plans pancake breakfast

• Larson to speak at Women in Faith retreat

• Vacationer returns to find home robbed

• Car fire at Casey’s

• Midnight target practice held

• Pull tabs stolen from Lenny’s

• City hearing Fir Avenue

• City hearing Somerset

• City tree removal

• K&H Cert of assumed name

• OTC Horse sale

• Public space the place to conduct online meetings

• Betrayal must have been most hurtful

• 2 Strip malls planned near the I-94 exchange

Thursday, March 15

• Busack earns All-American honors

• Buchholz, Noga named Little 8 MVPs

• Controlling dust a costly proposition

• Otter Tail Power’s customer satisfaction remains high

• City Ordinance No. 66

• New Farm Resource Guide available at Extension offices

• Opportunities to learn more about school plan scheduled

• Thurman Notice of foreclosure sale

• Local artist takes first in St. Cloud contest

• Auto mechanic helps people with repairs

• No one injured in chimney fire

• Man found unconscious in car

• Car fire at Casey’s

• Gas drive-off results in chase

• Mild winter may increase game animal numbers

• Blandin program graduates 25

• Bison topic of Third Thursday series

• Hot dish dinner planned at Augustana

• Underwood kindergartren registration is March 23

• Shamrock and Roll set for Saturday

• Impressions speak volumes

• All humans begin as spiritual beings

• Big Stone II project managers can do better

• Local ag leaders work on farm bill

• Ag mentor nominees sought for award

• Local man's decision leads him to presidential chat

Wednesday, March 14

• Kolle, Walters to headline 'Red River Rumble'

• Fergus Falls black belts make trip to Seoul

• Transfer station site won’t pose

• Township elections in keeping with historically low turnout

• Friendly wagers legal

• Prison time given for theft of beef jerky, and shotguns

• Man sentenced in snowmobile thefts

• Man with meth gives false name

• Man pleads guilty to sex crime

• Tickets still available to Friday Night Live

• Student follows advice to accept risks while in college

• Building priorities guided group

• Safety versus rights not a good sacrifice

• Bacon named student leader for March

• 26 projects part of History Day exhibit

• Class of 1967 seeks classmates for reunion

• Foundation plans first alumni basketball tournament

• Scholarships

• ATC invites prospe ctive students to visit

• Fergus district plans registration day

• VFW announces essay contest winner

• Hillcrest performs ‘Live from Jericho’ tonight, Thursday

• ‘Investigations’ helps students learn math

• Augsburg Choir performs in Fergus Falls

• OTP says accounting reports adhere to statutes

• Monsebroten named All-Region 13

• Four Fergus Falls icemen earn honorable mention

• Haataja, Ross named co-MVPs

• Johnson's trey beats Breck

Tuesday, March 13

• Wind project on hold for now

• Tools stolen from construction site

• Beware of scams

• Forged prescription received

• Taxing employers should be nixed

• Citizens deserve open access to government

• Dented freezer turns day extraordinary

• State assumes responsibility for wolf management in Minnesota

• Gas line break forces evacuation

• Vehicle damaged in hit-and-run

• Purse with drugs found on Lincoln

• Road restrictions, with exemptions, in effect

• Hovde to speak on Norwegian roots during Journey series

• Clothing store owner charged with drug crimes

• Pelicans scheduled for new look

• District plans informational sessions for parents of young children

• State tax committee to review Renaissance zone for RTC

Monday, March 12

• Reff having good season for Drake

• Decks serve as an outdoor room to home

• Hundreds turn out for Garden Day

• Open township positions elected on Tuesday ballot

• Hit and run driver ruins fence

• Items totaling $4,000 stolen from cabin

• Child’s snowmobile stolen

• Juvenile gets minor consumption

• Herberger’s will participate in Goodwill sale

• Have chairs, will move

• Three join Security State Bank

• Century 21 Vista reports strongest January sales

• Lack of followup care for troops disgusting failure

• Budget watchers often two-faced

• Many make our town a better place

• Nelson Probate

• Tigers claw Comets in Section 5A

• Bears defeat Arrows

• Six Fergus boxers triumph

• Vikings stun No. 1 Hawley

• Knights fall to Benson

• FF Wrestling Club seeks new mat

• Fundraiser planned to send Nilson to national tourney

Saturday, March 10

• Motorist expected measure of respect from police officer

• Ask a Trooper

• Blue and Gold honors Scouts’ achievements

• March Madness

• Writing challenge begins

• Local college students ‘pay it forward’ on way to D.C.

• Years of service makes Nycklemoe a good candidate for development committee

• When switching clocks, check smoke alarm batteries

• Smoking ban progress met with anxiety

• Scouting for Food set for March 17-24

• DNR prepares for another summer of high water

• State park gets road sign on Highway 108

• New attacks surface on Jesus’ resurrection

• FFHS Class of 1951 plans summer reunion

• Air National Guard Airman Benjamin C. Brown

• West Otter Tail County dairy princess candidates sought

• U of M has produced many cold-hardy apple varieties

• Universe moves consistently on, despite what humans do to keep order in life

• Grass skirts optional at Hawaiian luau

• Mourning the loss of a loved one differs from person to person

• Beloved pets still reside in owners’ hearts

• Auditions open for Razzle Dazzle Review

• Community Alliance Worship Band performs Sunday

• Stoddard performs in March

• High-tech treasure hunting

• Local talent may have moved on, but they return

• Fergus boxers to host card

• Perham girls defeated by Detroit Lakes

• Lady Battlers fall to Hancock

Friday, March 9

• Trinity Lutheran School to present musical

• Libby should pay the piper

• Regret falls away as time change nears

• Daylight Saving Time switches

• Thalmann sentenced in hit-and-run

• Stand-off ends in drug charge

• NOW scholarship applications due March 15

• Daffodils sold today, Saturday at stores

• Relay for Life sponsors event for cancer survivors

• Otter fans less than good sports

• Legalizing some drugs would close gateway

• St. Elizabeth plans pancake breakfast

• Fergus Falls Aglow hosts Bobbie Lutz

• Susie Larson to speak at Women in Faith retreat

• Erhard Grace Lutheran hosts

• OLV celebrates children graduating and the school’s 50th anniversary

• Universal health care mandate needs more research

• What's Happening?

• Elks Lodge developer a former FFHS standout

• Knights rally to crush Morris

• Vikings edge Yellowjackets in double OT

• Magnusson named Otter MVP

• Otters ousted by Prowlers

• Arrows defeat Battlers

• Comets walk past Panthers in 5A

Thursday, March 8

• Outlet cause of house fire

• Woman operating car under influence hurts others

• Man enters plea in strangulation

• Gov. Pawlenty shows additional support for troops in surprise visit

• Endurance runner

• 14 Wandering horses moved

• Camera image should not be sole tool for nabbing violators

• Samuel Baker Summons

• Innova quietly notes 10th anniversary

• Bible offers guidelines for living

• Area lost a fine craftsman with death of Emery

• Hats off to city snow removal crews

• Mild weather keeps ethanol plan on schedule

• Fashion statements come full circle

• Low interest helps keep water rate increase at $1

• Love of gardening translates to volunteerism

• HRA Notice of public hearing

• Man charged for having a firearm

• Woman dies in yard of natural causes

Wednesday, March 7

• Walters to fight on St. Patrick's Day

• Family skips out on hotel bill

• School building plan addresses all issues

• Taxes owed should be collected first

• Catholic Daughters announce contest winners

• Art ‘cafe’ showcased student work

• Aune Notice of mortgage forclosure

• Sheriff’s satellite financing details unclear

• Thacker’s knowledge of city history leaves big shoes to fill

• Yale, with Fergus Falls ties, is the new owner of downtown Elks Lodge

• Consumers take another hit at pumps

• School bus in fender bender, no one hurt

• 20 cows, 2 horses die in barn fire

• Grade alignment helpful for kids

• Bantam B skaters capture third place in B2 regionals

• Lady Battlers advance to Section 5A finals

• Chargers saddle Rockets with 60-49 setback

Tuesday, March 6

• Lake Mille Lacs walleye slot unchanged

• Grant County museum a gold mine of history

• Athletes did well at state

• 3 railroad crossings in Fergus Falls slated for improvements

• Westrom, Ingebrigtsen plan town meetings

• Contraband trash caught on camera

• Man cited for giving false name

• Criminal vehicular operation nets jail time

• Drug legalization was candidate’s undoing, with just cause

• Former athlete remembers Coach Hanson’s lessons

• WCA athletic director retiring after 35 years

• Assault charges filed

• Coffee klatsch rescheduled

• United Way plans allocation process

• Deaf, hard of hearing info meeting set

• Willy Wonka film shown at museum

• Doing nothing might prevent doing stupid

• Battle Lake advances

• Arrows' run ends

• Former Senator Sams dies

Monday, March 5

• Montevideo over West Central Area

• Otter swimmers place fourth at state meet

• Otter fans benefit from storm

• Ross, Haataja represent

• Man charged for minor consumption

• 22-year-old arrested for assault, resisting arrest

• Kunza on Perham hospital board

• Manufacturers assoc. meets Tuesday

• Mauk Jewelers reps attend conference

• Leeman, Goldade achieve master certification at Nelson Ford

• Steam showers are becoming a popular addition to residential bathrooms

• Crews work to clear alleyways, excess snow from city streets

• House destroyed in early Sunday fire

• Accident becomes a fatal one

• Knights advance in first round vs YME

• Otters fall to Lakers in OT

• Flyers outgun Otters in section final, 10-1

• Otters lose regular season finale to Little Falls, 46-36

• U-H over Rothsay

• Barnesville over Pelican Rapids

• Battle Lake over Eagle Valley

• Block re-elected to mental health board

• Wells Fargo becomes AAA-rated U.S. bank

• Chiropractor also focuses on nutrition

• JOBZ is an important economic tool for area

• ‘82 Otters, Lakers were equals

• Public Improvement 5187

Saturday, March 3

• Minnesota residents may vote for state book choice

• 2 people seriously injured in 3-vehicle accident north of FF

• Today’s VFW supper benefits U.S. troops serving in Middle East

• Growth causes city to review water system

• Sham Rock-n-Roll for MDA research March 17

• Deaf, hard of hearing information meeting set for March 9

• Applications accepted for Mike Rohde Spirit Scholarship

• From fast to feast

• Police: Assault was domestic dispute; not random violence

• In the public eye

• Judge OKs Big Stone ll permit

• Ask A Trooper

• Reduce risk of collapse by clearing roofs of snow

• MSCTC offers on-line courses for high school students

• Fergus players showed great compassion

• City should find solution to parked cars on streets

• Snow scare fell short of expectation

• Good eateries can be found in Fergus Falls and area

• Dalmation’s delight at master’s return changed attitude

• FBI helped shape Bruvold’s character

• Moorhead college plans juried student art exhibit

• Concordia College seeks artists’ application for mural

• Jazz group performs for Perham vets tonigh

• Arts center plans films

• Auditions open for Razzle Dazzle Reveiw

• Despite weather, shows go on

• Garden Day speakers

• About master gardeners

• Arboretum designer will discuss designing with annuals

• Popular Eric Bergeson is keynote speaker

• Garden Day to feature 37 speakers on 42 topics, flower pot lunch and vendors

• Secret (water) gardens

• Hoxtell will explain Medicare program Thursday

• As bees fertilize flowers, hope for a warm spring when they are busiest

• Volunteer to serve on allocation committees

• Postponed games rescheduled for today

• Two MSCTC players earn Southern Division honors

• Drew advances in state competition

• Otters advance to semifinals in St. Cloud

Friday, March 2

• Notice of public hearing

• Hockey, girls hoops, swimming among postponed prep events

• Weather hype creates dilemma

• West side signal long overdue

• Summary of Minutes OTC Brd.

• Notice of public hearing 2

• Quilters exemplify bold women

• Otter Tail County should follow lead of Olmsted

• What's Happening?

• Weather perfect for Blue Heron Bay’s winter fest, developer says

• Winter storm cleanup drags on

• Man charged for pot possession

• Woman’s alleged assailant arrested

• Christian Women’s Club plans ‘Egg-stra Special’ brunch

• Immanuel plans potluck dinner Sunday

• Roger Digre will speak in Fergus Falls Monday

• Pelican Rapids man faces drug charges

• Burg advances in Class A

• Ross advances in state wrestling tourney

• Schools closed a second day

Thursday, March 1

• Tutor helps adults open career, educational options

• Signal lights planned at 210 junction

• Motorists could pay more for insurance if no-fault laws updated by state legislature

• Criminal accountability would be lost sealing records

• Small moments grace a life

• Calf mortality rate affects quality, price of supermarket buys

• Subsidies were intended for small, family farms

• Minor accident reported near Vergas

• Items stolen from apartment

• Maplewood candlelight ski event rescheduled

• Students fast for charity Friday

• Tungseth pleads guilty to second-degree murder in plea deal

• Lakeland Motel may be sold, razed

• New research links IDC disease in soybeans to high nitrogen levels

• Peterson’s food conference rescheduled to April 2

• Swim team a Class A top contender

• Storm closes FF schools