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Lemoore’s impressive economic development pipelineLemoore City Manager Nathan Olson says the city's future looks bright with a significant pipeline of commercial development projects expected to move forward this new year.Olson

As the weather warms, AIS remains a hot topic Aquatic invasive species may be here to stay, but hopefully they can be controlled in lakes and rivers throughout Otter Tail County. That was the theme of a gathering at the Dalton Community Center April 22, where Nathan Olson of the Minnesota De... Written By: Perham Focus Newsroom | 11:56 am, May. 3, 2013 × Zebra Mussels, and how to control their spread, was among the topics discussed by Otter Tail County residents during a recent invasive species informational meeting. Tom Hintgen/FOCUS Aquatic invasive species may be her...

Life Again?: The top 10 stories of 2020 [The Hanford Sentinel, Calif.] Dec. 21—HANFORD — 2020. The year that absolutely no one will forget. Littered with multiple divisive issues, none bigger than COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement, the year had multiple memorable moments in Kings County. After hours of combing through hundreds of stories I wrote, here are my top 10 of 2020. 1. Hundreds attend Black Lives Matter protest at Hanford Civic Auditorium HANFORD — With Hanford being a staunch and overtly conservative area, organizers for the Black Lives Matter protest in June were ho...

LEMOORE — It was a changing of the guard of sorts as Lemoore welcomed four new city council members to the dais on Tuesday. Recently-elected council members Jim Chaney (District B), Frank Gornick (District C), David Orth (District D) and Patricia Matthews (District E) were all sworn in to their seats during the Lemoore City Council meeting. Before the oaths were administered, City Manager Nathan Olson recognized outgoing council members Eddie Neal (District D), Christopher Schalde (District C) and John Plourde (District E) with plaques for their service to the city. Olson said the city w...