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As 2023 comes to an end, we pause to thank dozens of thousands of daily readers and advertisers. Without you, we can’t continue to tell the fascinating story of our

KERSEY — Once a month for nearly 12 years, seasoned columnist Marilyn Secco of Kersey has published a piece on the Tri-County Weekend newspapers opinion page.

Dear Subscribers,

For many decades, the week after my traditional Christmas column, the subject of the material the following week has tended to be more relaxed and not as academic as my

The Geneva Daily Times began 1898 as a four-page newspaper that cost a penny at the newsstand. It ended the year as an eight-page publication costing two pennies.

Editor’s note: This editorial also ran in Wednesday’s edition of the Peru Tribune. It is being published again to ensure all of our readers receive updates about the pending changes.

MANKATO — A local celebration of life will be held for Sgt. Cade Wolfe on Jan. 5 in Mankato.

Beginning in January, The Herald Bulletin will be delivered by the U.S. Postal Service.

There will be no edition of The Bradford Era on Monday, Jan. 1, due to the federal holiday observed New Year’s Day.

I decided to adopt the less-is-more philosophy while designing business cards for people back in our small Waukomis print shop.