Articles from the July 17, 2021 edition

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 By Laurel Latham    News    July 17, 2021

Christian Rock Concert To Be Held In Warroad

by Laurel Latham For the first time ever Peter Furler, founding member and lead singer/songwriter of the Newsboys, will be performing a handful of intimate concert events with Phil Joel, former...

 
 By Jeff Olsen    News    July 17, 2021

Meet Cody Vonasek, the new Roseau Police Officer

by Jeff Olsen To a police chief, the perfect cop is someone who looks sharp, works hard and doesn't expect overtime pay, makes good arrests without offending anyone, writes detailed reports and keeps...

 
 By Jeff Olsen    News    July 17, 2021

Badger's Colorful Tommy Dann is a legitimate character

by Jeff Olsen When Jerry Sluka, 56, was reached by cellphone in the Los Angeles area a week ago, he sounded like the happiest stepson in the world. But first, he provided some particulars - his own...

 
 By Ava Holmgren    Opinion    July 17, 2021

Write On: Poems by Ava Holmgren

by Ava Holmgren, Creative Writing Class - Katie Laugen Where I'm From I am from decks of cards, from The Chronicles of Narnia and fake plants scattered around. I am from the sound of rain falling... Full story

 
 By Julie Elick    Opinion    July 17, 2021

Excited for Fair Week

It seems like years have come and gone, but it was only one. Covid closed the fair last year and we really missed it. The fair has been a wonderful place to go with family and friends. I really look f...

 
 By Jeff Olsen    Opinion    July 17, 2021

Touch 'em all, Kirby Puckett!

Life was good back then. Minnesotans were winners as the Twins won the 1987 and 1991 World Series. We were on top of the world. Well, we were on top of American baseball. Since then, our men's profess... Full story

 

Brandon loves to prank his mother!

Is it time for college to start yet?! Actually, I'm not ready for Brandon to leave or for the colder temps. But...one day last week, I was driving into the garage after work. I here a strange noise....

 

Shoulda - Woulda - Coulda

Our good friend Daniel Webster described parasite as a plant or animal that lives at the expense of others while contributing nothing. How many of our fine upstanding citizens, especially politicians, does that describe perfectly? The Obidens and...

 

Becoming A PeaceMaker In A Troubled World

Where does the title of this column find you: what does it mean to you in your relationships with others. Jesus makes a huge statement in one short sentence in Matthew 5: 9 from his "Sermon On the...

 

Yellow Rose Races set for August 14 at Allison Park

The 18th Annual Yellow Rose 5K/10K Race is back with both virtual and in-person races! Last year’s virtual race was such a successful way to bring people together that we have decided to make it a tradition. This year’s virtual race will start on... Full story

 

Bernice E. Dahlquist, 86

The 18th Annual Yellow Rose 5K/10K Race is back with both virtual and in-person races! Last year's virtual race was such a successful way to bring people together that we have decided to make it a...

 

Harold John Nurminen, 86

Roseau- Harold John Nurminen, age 86, of Roseau, formerly of Aitkin, passed away July 7, 2021. He grew up on a farm outside of Aitkin, graduated from Aitkin High School, was in the National Guard for...

 
 By Carrie Johnson    News    July 17, 2021

40 years ago… Sale of the Polaris E-Z-Go was negotiated by Textron

5 years ago – July 16, 2016 Local students recently receiving degrees from NDSU were Kassandra Kompelien of Badger, Cody Langass of Greenbush, Steven Miller, Ingrid Mlodzik, Zachary Robinson and E... Full story

 

Roseau High School Clay Target Team Places Third at National Championship

Submitted by Larry Hosaluk The Roseau High School Clay Target team entered Mason, Michigan as defending Champions, having won the last USA High School Clay Target League National Championship held in...

 
 By Tracy Wensloff    Sports    July 17, 2021

Roseau Softball Season Wrap-up

Submitted by Tracey Wensloff As we discussed the end of the season, it truly was a year of growth for the young Rams. In the early part of the season there was a great deal of experimentation with...

 
 By Grace Everett    News    July 17, 2021

Roseau County Fair - July 18-23

by Grace Everett Roseau County considers the annual fair a highlight of the summer each year. The lifting of COVID-19 restrictions have begun to resume lives back to, what some would consider, normal. To the rounded population of 15,000 people, this... Full story

 

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