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The fundraiser for the family of "Officer Joe," whose house burned down Feb. 13, collected more than $2,500.
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The fundraiser for the family of "Officer Joe," whose house burned down Feb. 13, collected more than $2,500.
The Park Rapids School Board approved a plan to move early childhood programs into Century School and make way for demolition of the Frank White Education Center.
An update on work the district's calendar committee is doing suggested a possible boost for instructional time, allowing for a full day of teacher development each month.
The voter-approved, $51.65 million bonding project will begin to take concrete shape in coming weeks as budget numbers are locked down and the school board calls for bids.
The couple, along with their four children, will begin serving up sweetness on Memorial Day weekend. 10:34 am, Apr. 30, 2021 × The sweet faces of Beth and Bryan Hirt, along with their four children, are ready to satisfy your sweet tooth as the new owners of Cuzzins Candy Store. (Photo courtesy of Piks Clicks & Fabulous Funtography) A sweet tradition continues. Beth and Bryan Hirt are the new owners of Cuzzins Candy Store. “We both have full-time jobs that we’re not quitting,” Beth is quick to point out. It’s been a commonly asked question as word has spread about their ende...