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Despite being one of only nine states without an active duty military base, the Minnesota National Guard fares better than most.

That were very worrying. >> including things that confirmed what the family had already seen for themselves. shele's divorce attorney, lance meyer. >> he would be a little her, he will yell at her, he would call her ugly. he would make fun of her looks. so, he was a demeaning person. >> he would go solo in fact, that one point during their divorce, rod try to undermine her at work. he called her company to report that shele was on drugs. unstable. and depleting their joint bank account. >> he was trying to get her to lose her job and it was obviously, she worked in a family operation within --...

Was going to be living across the hall, my first instinct was, my goodness, i don't think this is a good idea. >> nevertheless, shele was moving on. and so was rod. >> he was very charming, intelligent, funny and in a quirky sort of way. and i really enjoyed playing backgammon with him. >> debra oles met rod at a backgammon tournament. months later, their relationship became romantic. >> i was looking for any sort of relationship. and he was pretty aggressive. i think i was naive in the fact that, i'm considerably older than rod. so, it never occurred to me that he would be interested in me in...

That number represents about 10% of the 2021 graduating class. 5:14 pm, May 3, 2021 × Brigadier General Lowell Kruse with the Minnesota Army National Guard shakes hands with Osakis senior Anthony Leighton. The other two seniors are Duncan Vandergon (left) and Jacob Uhl. The students were honored at a program on Monday, May 3. (Celeste Edenloff / Echo Press) You could feel the gymnasium filling with pride as seven Osakis High School seniors were highlighted at a program Monday, May 3. The program honored Carson Bergquist, Anthony Leighton, Grace Oeltjen, Jace Twardowski, Jacob Uhl,...

Apr 20, 2021 The City of Minot is hosting a second virtual open house to provide information and collect public comments as part of the Broadway Corridor Study. The virtual open house opened Monday and will run to May 17 at movingbroadway.com. Visitors to the site can review project documents, view corridor alternative overview videos, and submit comments. There will also be live question and answer sessions on May 5 for Broadway south of 20th Avenue Southwest and May 6 for Broadway north of 20th Avenue Southwest. People must register in advance to participate in the live sessions by contact...