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Nobles County awards opioid settlement funding to local recovery residences

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WORTHINGTON — The Nobles County Board of Commissioners awarded $10,000 in opioid settlement funding to Project Morning Star and $27,350 to R.A.Y.S. Unlimited, both nonclinical sober living facilities, at their meeting Tuesday. Project Morning Star, managed by Beth Hoekstra, is located south of Indian Lake Baptist Church in rural Worthington. According to Tawn Hall, Nobles County emergency manager and deputy county administrator, Project Morning …

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Nobles County awards opioid settlement funding to local recovery residences

WORTHINGTON — The Nobles County Board of Commissioners awarded $10,000 in opioid settlement funding to Project Morning Star and $27,350 to R.A.Y.S. Unlimited, both nonclinical sober living facilities, at their meeting Tuesday. Project Morning Star, managed by Beth Hoekstra, is located south of Indian Lake Baptist Church in rural Worthington. According to Tawn Hall, Nobles County emergency manager and deputy county administrator, Project Morning …

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The Globe broke the news in on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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