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Robert "Bob" Rude - Vimarsana News

Robert "Bob" Rude

Robert “Bob” M. Rude passed away on November 29, 2023 at 92 years of age in the home of Diane and Duane Toavs in Taylor Texas. Bob was born on August 31, 1931 in Bemidji, Minnesota the eldest son of Millard and Ida (Eichstaedt) Rude. A memorial service is planned for May 18 at 2:30 pm at the New Life Christian Church in Alexandria, 1910 County Road 82 SE. Friends are invited to attend the memorial followed by light refreshments.

Family calls for changes to Minnesota's life jacket law after 13-year-old's drowning death - Vimarsana News

Family calls for changes to Minnesota's life jacket law after 13-year-old's drowning death

The Rich family is also calling for reforms on how accidents are classified, arguing the law doesn't adequately address situations where negligence may have played a role in the accident.

Source: kstp.com
Indivisible Bemidji to host meet-and-greet event with Jen Schultz May 7 - Vimarsana News

Indivisible Bemidji to host meet-and-greet event with Jen Schultz May 7

Indivisible Bemidji will hold a meet-and-greet event with Minnesota Congressional District 8 candidate Jen Schultz from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 7, at Watermark Art Center.

Lakeland News wins Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association Sevareid Awards - Vimarsana News

Lakeland News wins Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association Sevareid Awards

The Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association recently presented Lakeland PBS with four Sevareid Awards for stories on its Lakeland News segment.

Three Akeley women are passionate about EMT training - Vimarsana News

Three Akeley women are passionate about EMT training

Their dedication to learning new skills means the Eastern Hubbard County Fire District can better serve people in the community.