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The Park Rapids American Legion is accepting donations of winter clothes in new or gently used condition now through Nov. 11 to give to families in need.

The smell of incense and the unmistakable beat of the drum marked the return of the Sacred Springs Powwow since an indefinite in-person postponement, Saturday-Sunday at The Meadows Center.

Today *ENMU Department of Theatre and Digital Filmmaking presents “Wait Until Dark” – 2 p.m., Mainstage, University Theatre Center, ENMU,

Neighbors are still processing the deadly standoff between police and a man who allegedly took his partner hostage and threatened to kill her.

Some of Quebec’s political parties are floating the idea of bolstering the health-care system with more private options. Experts question the logic.

Doe Run will be participating in Old Miners Day as the event returns to Viburnum, Missouri, after a two-year hiatus during the pandemic. Doe Run will again be

A 1945 New London High School graduate and former village business owner, Dean Bailey served in the Army during WWII.

Oct. 1, The Doe Run Company (Doe Run) and the Viburnum community will celebrate the region’s mining history at the Old Miners’ Day festival. The event returns after being canceled

With the community facing significant needs for child care, the city of Wabasha and the Wabasha Port Authority directed ARPA dollars toward child care assistance grants.

This year’s Crow Creek powwow drew a large, lively crowd. Dancers of all ages in bright, colorful regalia, drum groups that set the tone for the celebrating, spectators who watched from the stands or strolled through the avenue of food trucks and other vendors.