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Lions Club member Ethan Larson's dog Hero recently received a club bandana at a Wednesday meeting.

Participants and their dogs gathered on Friday, Sept. 9, for the 11th annual United Kennel Club all-breed dog show for a weekend of competition at the Beltrami County Fairgrounds.

Jerry Wholers from Camp Confidence visited the Bemidji Lions at last week's noon meeting to share what is happening at the camp.

The Bemidji Pioneer, Paul Bunyan Broadcasting, Ken K. Thompson and the United Way are recognizing “Someone Special Volunteers” who have made significant contributions to the community.

How would you like your ashes? Churches across Wisconsin offer variety of options for Ash Wednesday Sharon Roznik, Fond du Lac Reporter © Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ascension Lutheran Church Pastor Lori Swenson gives a packet with ashes for Ash Wednesday and other items for Lent to a parishioner during a drive-through pick-up on Feb. 14, 2021, in Allouez, Wis. Sprinkled over the head, like pixie dust, says Father Christopher Arnold from Trinity Episcopal Chur...

Photos courtesy of UNC Athletics) When North Carolina coach Joe Breschi was asked what it was like to prepare for a gameday again as his Tar Heels scrimmaged High Point on Jan. 30, his response was indicative of the past 10-plus months.  “Well, gameday is actually Monday when we get tested and Thursday when we get tested,” Breschi said. “That’s the opponent, during the course of the week.”  Of course, North Carolina are no strangers to that opponent as the team dealt with some coron...

The developers of Dead by Daylight have announced the introduction of a colourblind accessibility mode for the game, following some controversial comments made last week. Ethan Larson, Behaviour Interactive’s lead programmer in charge of Dead by Daylight, courted controversy on a (now-deleted) live stream Q&A over on Twitch. When asked about the necessity for a colourblindness mode due to the colour usage in Dead by Daylight, Larson responded with irritation. “Alright JC,” Larson addre...

Dead By Daylight dev Behaviour Interactive has apologized for comments about colorblind mode made by the game's designer.

Dead by Daylight studio Behaviour Interactive publicly apologised after one of its developers criticised a viewer on Twitch for asking for a colourblind mode. The controversy also accelerated the reveal of said colourblind mode, which was subsequently unveiled on Twitter yesterday. As reported by Kotaku, Dead by Daylights designer Ethan Larson said on his personal Twitch stream on January 12 that it was "getting very boring" to hear a viewer "blabbing about colourblind mode all the time." "Wev...

A Dead By Daylight colorblind mode has been a highly requested feature for quite some time, which is quite helpful in a multiplayer game where threats or HUD elements need to be quickly identified for success. But despite many, many pleas and acknowledging that these accessibility features would be appreciated, one developer said these continued demands are “getting really boring.” How the  Dead by Daylight colorblind mode requests are getting “boring” @stevenspohn Have you heard abo...