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Top Park Rapids Enterprise News

WSJ: Justice Department Told Trump in May That His Name Is Among Many in the Epstein Files

Jeffrey Epstein · United States

WSJ: Justice Department Told Trump in May That His Name Is Among Many in the Epstein Files

55% Center coverage: 305 sources

New Fund to Offer Rewards of up to $10,000 in Missing Indigenous Person Cases

Minnesota · Minnesota

New Fund to Offer Rewards of up to $10,000 in Missing Indigenous Person Cases

53% Center coverage: 17 sources

People who bring tips to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office that help advance long-term investigations could be eligible for financial rewards of up to $10,000.See the Story

He was a retired prizefighter. But he couldn’t dodge bullets fired in the night

Mitchell, South Dakota · Mitchell

He was a retired prizefighter. But he couldn’t dodge bullets fired in the night

64% Right coverage: 14 sources

YANKTON, S.D. — Patsy Magner was done. He would never fight anyone ever again. But the aging prizefighter couldn’t help but clench a knotty fist and promise a comeback. “I’ll soon be back in the big dough again,” he told a friend. Yet at about 10 p.m. on Dec. 30, 1934, there he was, age 65, sitting quietly in his secluded home just outside Yankton with his wife Maude, reading a magazine. It made for a cozy scene, the couple snugged into their ho…See the Story

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Trump order gives Minnesota taconite plants more time to cut mercury pollution

Trump order gives Minnesota taconite plants more time to cut mercury pollution

Trump order gives Minnesota taconite plants more time to cut mercury pollution

Tornado cut a path of destruction 25 years ago in Granite Falls, Minnesota

62% Right coverage: 13 sources

GRANITE FALLS, Minn. — Quiet, residential streets lined by modern, well-kept houses with trimmed lawns mark today what 25 years ago was an absolute path of destruction 500 feet wide and two miles long. A tornado cut through the west side of Granite Falls, Minnesota, like a dagger pointed toward the city’s heart on July 25, 2000. “Looked like a war zone”: That is how Phil Kelly and others who were in this pathway describe what they saw after emer…Tornado · Granite Falls See the Story

Why Pequot Lakes is still hooked on Paul Bunyan's bobber

83% Right coverage: 6 sources

PEQUOT LAKES — Pequot Lakes' slogan has long been: "Find the bobber … You're there!" And it isn't hard to find. Whether entering the heart of the city from the north, south, east or west, you're sure to find Paul Bunyan's red and white fishing bobber high in the sky. Two of them, in fact. Legend has it that Paul set his fishing bobber on the downtown water tower as he kicked back in his lumberjack chair below the tower in Bobber Park, where a s…Sioux Falls · Sioux Falls See the Story

4-H youth brought it at the Hubbard County Fair

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Between July 15-19, 108 Hubbard County 4-H youth and two community clubs showcased their past year’s worth of learning and achievements at the Hubbard County Fair. “We are so proud of the work our local youth put into their projects once again this year, and the personal growth observed in each of your 4-H’ers from last year,” said Hubbard County 4-H youth development extension educator Brooke Remer. “It is clear that, when our youth set their s…Hubbard County · Hubbard County Read Article

4-H premium auction brings in record-making funds

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The community showed “record-breaking support” in the annual 4-H premium auction fundraiser Saturday, July 19 at the Hubbard County Fair. According to a news release, among the 24 bidders and 40 “community bidder fund” donors, the event brought in $45,650. Bidders in the premium auction bid on the ribbon, or premium, earned by the 4-H’ers market animal livestock exhibit, the release states, while the animal itself remains under the youth’s owner…Hubbard County · Hubbard County Read Article

Mack to serve as Minnesota 4-H state ambassador

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

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Otter Tail County Woman Sentenced to 74 Months for 3rd-Degree Murder

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

An Ottertail County woman is set to serve 74 months after pleading guilty to third degree murder after a man she sold fentanyl to died.Fentanyl · Otter Tail County See the Story

Wild rice – the food that grows on water

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Toward mid-August, many northern Minnesotan lakes will be lined with the nodding, green stalks of wild rice. The nutritious state grain, also known as manoomin, grows in shallow, slow-moving waters across northern Minnesota, said Leanna Goose, an organizer with the Rise and Repair coalition and an enrolled member of the Leech Lake Band of the Ojibwe. It’s a keystone species, or an essential piece of the lake ecosystem, that absorbs excess water …Park Rapids · Park Rapids Read Article

Park Rapids auditor dings water loss, special assessment issues

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Park Rapids City Council received a generally favorable audit report on Tuesday, July 22. Tracee Bruggeman with Brady, Martz & Associates in Grand Forks, N.D., reported the auditing firm found that the city’s financial statements for fiscal year 2024 “present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the city … and the changes in financial position and cash flows for the year” according to generally accepted accounting prin…Park Rapids · Park Rapids Read Article

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