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Bradley Girls Advance To State With 25th Straight Win Defense, Turnovers Key As Bearettes Eliminate Oakland With 36-31 Victory Saturday, March 6, 2021 - by John Hunt Hannah Jones of Bradley puts up a shot over an Oakland defender Saturday night at Jim Smiddy Arena. The Bearettes defeated the Lady Patriots, 36-31, to advance to the Division I state tournament. Bradley will play Lebanon on Thursday at MTSU's Murphy Center. That game will tip at 2:30 p.m. (CT). - photo by Dennis Norwood CLEVELAND, Tenn. – The winning continues for the Bradley Central Bearettes. Hosting the Oaklan...

For decades, the Banana Boat has served generations of families from its cheerful blue and white shop on Revere Beach, scooping ice cream into cones and building towering ice cream sundaes. But on Tuesday, the 43-year-old business closed its doors for good. “It is with a heavy heart we have made the tough decision to close Banana Boat Ice Cream,” owners Amora and Avri Schena announced in a Facebook post. “Words will never be enough to express our gratitude to our family, hard-working employees, dedicated customers, suppliers, and each person who has supported us over the years.” Looki...

COVID-19 vaccine roll out slower in Otter Tail County That's because the county is home to higher numbers of people eligible for the first round of the vaccine, officials say. Written By: Karen Tolkkinen | × Jody Lien, Otter Tail County Public Health director The COVID-19 vaccine rollout is going slower in Otter Tail County than it is in other areas because it is home to more people who qualify for the first round of the dose, officials said during the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioner meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 12. “We have a high volume of congregate car...

COVID-19 vaccine roll out slower in Otter Tail County That's because the county is home to higher numbers of people eligible for the first round of the vaccine, officials say. Written By: Karen Tolkkinen | × Jody Lien, Otter Tail County Public Health director The COVID-19 vaccine rollout is going slower in Otter Tail County than it is in other areas because it is home to more people who qualify for the first round of the dose, officials said during the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioner meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 12. “We have a high volume of congregate car...

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