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is a 60-acre parcel of land within the city of Wadena owned by Kent Scheer and Vicki Chepulis whose stewardship of the land includes making a space where people are invited to enjoy the peace and beauty of a carefully cultivated space for experiencing nature, according to a Wadena County Historical Society news release. There are also sculptures created by Scheer throughout the space. Each month a different selection of poets will be featured on the poetry walk from the project "More Poems of Hope and Reassurance." This project was created by Lina Belar, a fiscal year 2021 recipient of a C...

POLICE in Runcorn and Widnes have been taking part in a week-long campaign aimed at reducing knife crime.

CHISHOLM - Members of the Minnesota Discovery Center announced last week that they plan to offer another nine-week Introduction to Documentary Film Production Workshop to aspiring northland filmmakers. After a successful workshop last year, Iron Range raised filmmaker Matthew Koshmrl is scheduled to host another set of classes starting in May. He is offering instruction on how to create a short documentary film and a platform to work, learn, create, and consume non-fiction storytelling in the digital era. Koshmrl again plans to guide participants through the process of creating their own docu...

Local author is awarded funding to continue a project meant to bring hope during the pandemic. Written By: Staff reports | × Lina Belar manages the Wadena County Historical Society and bookstore. She uses the bookstore as a means to feature Minnesota authors. Michael Denny/Wadena Pioneer Journal Poet, Lina Belar, has been awarded a Creative Support for Individuals grant by the Minnesota State Arts board to expand "Poems of Hope and Reassurance," a project featuring the work of regional poets who are creating poems to uplift the spirits of those affected by the pandemic. The project was beg...

Little Falls graduate releases independent film “All for the Best: How to Make a Musical During a Global Pandemic” is set to be released Saturday, Jan. 30, for a free viewing on YouTube, with a special live-streamed premiere and question and answer session at 7 p.m. Friday. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × Little Falls Summer Musical rehearsed and performed the summer 2020 production of “Godspell” — outdoors and socially distanced. Submitted Photo LITTLE FALLS — A nonprofit film titled “All for the Best: How to Make a Musical During a Global Pandemic” is set to...