Scott Mansch News Today

“We stuck together,” Lowell said. “On holidays we still get together and see everyone.”

Enlistment papers indicate Embrick Engebretson received $200 for taking the place of a wealthy man who did not wish to serve in the Civil War.

For incidents reported the evening of April 8 through the early morning of April 11.

For incidents reported the evening of April 4 through the early evening of April 7, 2023.

“I don’t consider myself to be very knowledgeable about Scripture. But I’m a Christian and I think I have good morals and a fair amount of common sense."

Newspaper industry peers from the Kansas Press Association judged the 3,453 contest entries submitted from 132 Minnesota newspapers.

Meeting people and telling stories. The job has never been this much fun, even when you "lose" your cell phone.

Annie Scandrett's beautiful penmanship honored in Zaner-Bloser contest.

Scott Mansch, who in a crowded Viking tavern has been known to say “Go Pack Go” at times in complete disregard for his health, can be reached at smansch5rockets@gmail.com

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