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Actor and model Bo Yokely, who lives in Kernersville, will portray an IVF father who is fighting for his son’s custody in the movie “Switched Before Birth”

Pressure from small producers, ecommerce, and emerging new models are challenging the traditional three-tier system. How are new players and established…

A reunion years in the making involving a man whose family thought he was dead. They had lost touch because he was homeless and his search for relatives took him across the country before he thumbed his way back to his hometown of Caro. Thanks to the kindness of two strangers, including a Caro police officer, Leroy Putnam is back home. "We figured he, you know, got killed or died or something because we hadnt seen him for at least 12-15 years," Dorcas Smith, Leroys sister said. "He was homeless...

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“We’re hanging on by a thread.” And Schiltz says he knows his business is not alone. The holidays are usually busy for places like his inn. Money made this time of the year is critical to their finances. Schiltz said he should be allowed to reopen safely. Lake Elmo Inn owner John Schiltz is not happy about the extension banning indoor service. "We’re hanging on by a thread,” Schiltz said. Mark Zdechlik | MPR News “We have to shut down when we have the protocols in place, we have th...