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inforum

Western Minnesota golf simulator offers an alternative

Community Christian School Golf Lab means region's golfers have a indoor option for off-season practice → Read More

Grand Forks Herald

COMMENTARY: Patrick Bernadeau: The focus should remain on George Floyd

In Minneapolis, riots have taken over the discussion of the senseless loss of a black man’s life. → Read More

The Dickinson Press

COMMENTARY: Patrick Bernadeau: The focus should remain on George Floyd

In Minneapolis, riots have taken over the discussion of the senseless loss of a black man’s life. → Read More

jamestownsun

COMMENTARY: Patrick Bernadeau: The focus should remain on George Floyd

In Minneapolis, riots have taken over the discussion of the senseless loss of a black man’s life. → Read More

inforum

COMMENTARY: Patrick Bernadeau: The focus should remain on George Floyd

In Minneapolis, riots have taken over the discussion of the senseless loss of a black man’s life. → Read More

Grand Forks Herald

No. 2 Warroad drops Willmar 7-4 in girls hockey quarterfinals

No. 2 Warroad's three power-play goals prove to be the difference in 7-4 Class A quarterfinal victory → Read More

The Dickinson Press

A future owed to the past

Flying down to my old hometown in Florida, I enjoyed a much-needed vacation, which featured a first-ever family reunion, multiple trips to beautiful and colorful Miami, incredible food that added 10 pounds to belly and concluded with my birthday as I began my Jesus year on July 17th. The end of every vacation is a crashing reminder that it’s back to reality. Back to the grind. Back to the bills.… → Read More

The Dickinson Press

Chipman strong as Badlands earn win over Hastings

Carried by the arms of starting pitcher Tyler Chipman and catcher Michael Fuhrman, along with the legs of second baseman Ryan Walstad, Badlands defeated Hastings 3-0 on Sunday, July 7, at the Dakota Community Bank & Trust Ballpark. One day earlier, the Sodbusters squeezed by the home team 4-3, but with Sunday’s win, the Big Sticks (27-15) took the series 2-1. The three-game set is the only… → Read More

The Dickinson Press