Articles from the September 11, 2021 edition
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Stroke of Courage
by Jodi Wojciechowski Meet Emma Nash, a spunky 6-year-old girl who loves spending time with her family, coloring, horses, painting, swimming and dancing. This past year Jeff and Rhonda Fevold became...
There Are No Thorns With These Fine Roses
by Jeff Olsen Larry Rose, a southern Minnesota import who became a local institution and cooked for kings and paupers, muleskinners and plumbers, first arrived in Roseau in 1970. Except for two years... Full story
On A Memorable Hunt for Big Bear
by Jeff Olsen At 28, Zach Johnson won't likely forget a week ago Thursday when he was sitting in his ladder stand in the rain. Nothing beats success. "It's my second bear. My stepdad, Ken Miller,...
Write On: 3 Poems by Ruby Osweiler
by Ruby Osweiler, 7th grade English Teacher: Mrs. Didrikson Where I'm From I am from the pages of a book, with new words with each page, from Shopko and water balloon fights. I am from the middle of...
What are you going to do and who are you going to believe?
Here is my question for the third week of September. "Do we miss blessings because they are not packaged as we expected?" A Thought Provoking Prompt: Write what the verse Jeremiah 33:3 is saying to... Full story
Life is nothing but memories until you forget
We all have our memories of September 11, 2001. I had to look up the day of the week it happened, which was a Tuesday. I'll never forget that day. It was a school day and I was walking down the...
...and the canning begins!
This past weekend, Sarah and I started our Fall canning tradition. We both enjoy canning and our time together. It definitely goes faster when you work together, too. We made a lot of salsa and, of...
Impeachment or Court-Martialed?
The good news for sloppy Joe Biden is that fewer people are demanding his impeachment. The bad news for him is that more and more every day are demanding he be court-martialed and tried for treason. Every politician no matter what side of the aisle...
There's Something I Want To Get On (not off) My Chest
Recently I was spending some time in the Psalms (which I like to do frequently) and I came across a verse that caught my attention. Psalm 18: 30 in the NLT: "As for God his way is perfect. All the...
Anna Krahn, ROSEAU RESIDENT TO BE FEATURED IN TIMES SQUARE!
Anna Krahn of Roseau, will appear in the bright lights of Broadway on Saturday, September 18, as part of the annual National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) Times Square Video presentation. The one-hour video of roughly 500 photographs includes... Full story
Shirley Montan, 95
Wadena- Shirley passed away on Wednesday, December 16, 2020, at the Fair Oaks Lodge in Wadena. Shirley was born on March 18, 1925, in Roseau, to Carl and Agnes (Moe) Dahlquist, who shaped her life. Fr...
Annie Lenora Rygh, 97
Wannaska- Annie Lenora Rygh of Wannaska passed away September 4, 2021 at the Warroad Senior Living Center at the age of 97. Annie was born on September 4, 1924 to Cornelius Erickson and Ida (Larson)...
75 years ago… The Northwest Angle was spotlighted in the National Geographic
5 years ago – Sept. 10, 2016 Roseau County Court Administrator Teresa McDonnell retired on the last day of August after 22 years of service. Pamala Shaw was promoted to Court Administrator e...
Varsity Tennis Wraps up the Summer Season
Submitted by Jeff Swanson The Rams Girls’ Tennis team wrapped up the summer portion of their season with dual matches heading into the Labor Day weekend. Roseau headed south for matches against Wadena-Deer Creek and Perham. In a continuing story t...
Roseau County 4-H Youth Exhibit at the 2021 4-H State Showcase at the Minnesota State Fair
Roseau County 4-H youth were excited to attend the 2021 "Great Minnesota Get-Together" for this year's 4-H livestock encampment held August 25th – August 29th and 4-H general encampment held August 29...
