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A freeform LED display at Security National Financial Corporation in Murray, Utah, has been manufactured and installed by Daktronics, a digital display company, in partnership with Yesco, a Salt Lake City based electrical and electronics manufacturing firm, according to a…

It doesn’t take long to appreciate the quality of Tokyo’s rail system. What started out as a single line in the late 19th century has now become a miracle of public transportation. And as befitting a city that never ends, so too are the improvements to its rail system.

In the space of a week, a major curveball was thrown into the CFL 2022 season.The retirement of QB Mike Reilly...

The coaches leading the Riders on both sides of the ball will be in Saskatchewan a little longer. Defensive Co...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - McKenzie Burian was one of 11 Summit League cross country student-athletes, five men and s...

The paper earned 18 awards in the Utah Press Association’s annual Better Newspaper Contest, the most in its circulation division comprising the largest non-daily newspapers in Utah.

By Ben Olson May 13, 2021 | 5:00 AM The Weekend Whassup! The Point keeps you connected to the top 11 things happening around Sheboygan this weekend!    (I had to laugh last week when I heard another radio station reading this on the air word-for-word. Thanks for reading… and listening!) Join Ben Olson on location with Wisconsin Dells Season Opener Cards at JDL Automotive and Detailing in Plymouth from 5-6 this Friday night!   32nd annual Village of Cleveland garage Sales are happ...

Photo credit: Ben Olson It has been nearly 10 months since a derecho ripped through parts of the Corn Belt, leveling buildings and crops in its path. As farmers in Iowa begin the 2021 growing season, recovery continues. Vinton, Iowa Ben Olson’s farm south of Vinton, Iowa, was directly in the path of the windstorm that swept through the state in August 2020. Across four sites, 35 structures were destroyed or damaged, including an 80-year-old historic barn. Their crops were damaged, but...

7:42 pm, Jun. 5, 2020 × Patio tables and chairs sit in front of Jakes Pizza in Willmar for outdoor dining service Thursday evening. Outdoor dining started Monday under the governors executive order loosening some of the COVID-19 restrictions. Starting June 10, larger numbers of people will be allowed in the outdoor dining areas and indoor dining will return with capacity restrictions and a cap. Dine-in food service has been shuttered since March 17. Joe Brown / West Central Tribune W...

Fox21Online March 31, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.-As spring has arrived, one local skateboard shop is seeing an uptick in business. Whether it’s kids or people in their 40s, Damage Boardshop ownership say they are seeing more new customers, for a sport that doesn’t require a lot of maintenance. “It’s pretty easy. You really don’t need to maintain a skateboard that much as long as you are not riding it through the water or dirt. It’s pretty much good to go,” said Ben Olson, the owner of Dam...