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Candidate forums for Kandiyohi County Sheriff, Kandiyohi County Commissioner District 3, Willmar Mayor and Willmar School Board will be held by the Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce.

Candidate forums with the candidates for House 16B, Senate 16, Kandiyohi County Sheriff, Kandiyohi County Commissioner District 3, Willmar Mayor and Willmar School Board will be held by the Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce.

The sudden regulation of hemp-derived THC edibles and drinks in Minnesota happened without enforcement and a funding source, such as an excise tax, established.

Following Tuesday's primary election, incumbent Eric Holien and Eric Tollefson are the two candidates for Kandiyohi County sheriff moving on to the Nov. 8 general election.

The three candidates for Kandiyohi County sheriff — incumbent Eric Holien and challengers Dan Burns and Eric Tollefson — took part in the Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce candidate forum Friday at the Willmar Conference Center. They shared their thoughts and vision on several topics including guns, drugs, mental health and the visibility of the sheriff in the community.

Incumbent Kandiyohi County Sheriff Eric Holien, along with current deputies Daniel Burns and Eric Tollefson, is presenting his case to primary voters. The top two vote-getters will advance to run for Kandiyohi County sheriff in the general election.

Candidate forums with the candidates for Kandiyohi County Sheriff, County Commissioner District 3 and Willmar Mayor will be held by the Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce.

Kimberly Carol Kohls, 60, made her first appearance Tuesday in Kandiyohi County District Court on a felony weapons charge. Law enforcement subdued her with non-lethal rounds Sunday and took her into custody after a standoff.

Kandiyohi County Sheriff's officers used non-lethal impact rounds to take a 60-year-old suspect into custody after responding to reports of shots being fired in a Spicer home on Sunday evening.

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