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The location on Hwy 10 is meant to bring peace and tranquility as well as easy access.

The location on Highway 10 is meant to bring peace and tranquility as well as easy access. 7:34 am, May 22, 2021 × Throwing the ceremonial scoop of dirt are Tri-County Health Care President and CEO Joel Beiswenger (from left) Jolene Johannes, Terry Louwagie, Steph Larson, Ben Hess, George Deiss and John Poston. Michael Johnson/Pioneer Journal “When will Tri-County stop building?” While Tri-County Health Care President and CEO Joel Beiswenger said likely never, the groundbreaking of the new health care center, Friday, May 21, on Highway 10 in Wadena is a big step for their futur...

The district is also looking for a school nurse. 8:05 am, Feb. 18, 2021 × The five day school routine is returning for Wadena-Deer Creek students. All grade levels will begin early release Fridays on Feb. 26. Students have had distance learning Fridays since December. School board members favored bringing students back as soon as possible after hearing from parents, staff and the teachers’ union about their preferred choice. Of the 373 parent responses, 54% chose early out, 30% every other Friday and 16% late start. The every other Friday option would have included a full day o...

What are the possible side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine? The side effects largely follow common side effects of other vaccines, including sore arms, fatigue and chills. Hess said people have not been having to take a day off from work following their vaccination. A high fever is not expected. A “not dramatic” number of people have also had allergic reactions, as Hess said. There are 10-11 cases of anaphylaxis per one million for the COVID-19 vaccines. The rate for any other vaccine combined is 1-2 cases per one million. People who have a reaction are not recommended to receive the seco...

Find out more about COVID-19 vaccinations, treatments and testing. Written By: Staff reports | × Tri-County Health Care will host a virtual community town hall event from 2 - 3 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 12. This event is being held to provide information about the COVID-19 vaccine and organizational updates heading into 2021, according to a Tri-County Health Care news release. The meeting will be hosted virtually via Microsoft Teams and will cover a range of topics, including vaccinations, monoclonal antibody treatments and testing. The meeting will also provide updates on the status of COVID-1...