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A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1921.

The recently reunited DICTATORS have just released a new video underlining their return. Founder members of the NYC proto-punk legends Andy Shernoff, Scott ‘Top Ten’ Kempner and Ross ‘The Boss’ Friedman recently hooked up to make new music. With original drummer Stu Boy King having sadly passed away in 2018, the trio invited longtime friend and founding Blue Öyster Cult drummer Albert Bouchard to fill the drumstool. Although Kempner has now sadly had to bow out for health reasons, the band will continue and ‘Let’s Get The Band Back Together’ is a perfect declaration of intent. ...

Mr. and Miss FHU Named by Freed-Hardeman University's Students, Faculty Share Article Mr. FHU Connor Creasy and Miss FHU Wisenie Jadis honored to receive the university's distinguished award. Each year it is a privilege to celebrate the best of our student body. This time-honored tradition dating back to 1940 is a cherished part of Freed-Hardeman's history. HENDERSON, Tenn. (PRWEB) April 24, 2021 Mr. and Miss Freed-Hardeman University 2021 were celebrated Friday, April 23, during a special chapel presentation. Elected by the stu...

Biden Justice Department wields controversial Trump-era legal tools Federal prosecutors are invoking a 1968-era statute to pursue rioters, spurring accusations of racism. Federal prosecutors have employed a controversial 1968-era statute in recent weeks to charge dozens of suspects arrested in the Capitol riot in January. | Win McNamee/Getty Images Link Copied President Joe Biden’s Justice Department is defending its use of an anti-riot statute that critics say is racist — a tool the Trump-era DOJ made aggressive use of to pursue some of those accused of violence in connection with last y...

Keys to winning v. the Bengals Defense Don't let Carl wreck the game - Bengals defensive end Carl Lawson isn't a household name, but after Monday night, people/teams became well aware of his prowess. In the win over the Steelers on Monday Night Football, Lawson had just one sack, but he hit Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger six times throughout the game. He won 1-on-1 battles all night long and the Texans tackles will have their hands full. Speaking of... Rod on the Right - With Tytus Howard going on to IR after last week's game at Indianapolis, Rod Johnson, more than likely, moves into...