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March 4: Years Ago… ‘Years Ago’ is a compilation of newsy tidbits as published in the Crawford County Independent & Kickapoo Scout on this week ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or sixty years ago. TEN YEARS AGO MARCH 3, 2011 – Several Soldiers Grove area residents recently enjoyed a get together at the Elling and Joan Davig winter home in Florence, Arizona. The group is pictured and included Joan Davig, Jeanette Montgomery, Patty Schoville, Joan Everson, Phyllis Benson, Bud Everson, Doug Montgomery, Roger Turnmire, Richard Schoville, Elling Davig, Jim Benson and Lorra...

Tim Tebow's 'Night to Shine' Sees Spike in Support; Over 500 Churches to Host Prom Event JavaScript in your web browser. Please Go Wednesday, October 11, 2017 | Coronavirus → Tim Tebow's 'Night to Shine' Sees Spike in Support; Over 500 Churches to Host Prom Event Tim Tebow's 'Night to Shine' Sees Spike in Support; Over 500 Churches to Host Prom Event Tim Tebow speaks with the media after his workout at the Mets Minor League Complex. | (Photo: Reuters/Jasen Vinlove/USA TODAY Sports) More than 500 congregations across the United States and some foreign countries have agreed to host "Nigh...

  She will be lovingly remembered by her husband, Fred Schmidt; her son Matthew Schmidt (Kara) grandson, Nolan; her daughter, Heather Tempelman (Alex); and daughter Kaleigh Schmidt. Kathy will be deeply missed by her parents, Robert and Dell Wilkins, her brother Mike Wilkins (Pam) and their children; and the family of her late sister Faith (deceased 2005) as well in-laws Karen Barnes and Werner Schmidt and their families.   Born in Hamilton, Ontario, on August 2 1961, she was the oldest of three children. She attended the University of Waterloo and worked as a Kinesiologist in Southern Onta...

dgau@marshallindependent.com Independent file photo A file photo shows Elsie’s Cafe in Clarkfield in the times before COVID-19. The cafe was among 150 Minnesota businesses that re-opened for indoor service in defiance of Gov. Tim Walz’s executive orders. Cafe Owner Natasha Lynne said takeout food orders alone weren’t enough to keep a restaurant afloat in a small town. The COVID-19 pandemic has been tough for bars and restaurants — and with indoor dining prohibited for the second time this year, things weren’t getting better, two area business owners said. “I literally h...