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As previous Wadena teachers, Diane (McLean) Hillman, left, Darlene (Stensgard) Sievertson, Anna Mae (Rebuck) Vetter, Avonel (Schmidt) Kjellberg and Miriam (Sanstead) Miller met for their annual lunch on Sept. 28, 2021.
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Wadena teachers gather for over 50 years

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Sprucing up Wadena’s entry takes a step forward

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Tri-County Health Care seeing high patient volumes

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The tennis courts west of M State in Wadena will get some added shade from trees in the near future thanks to a donation from Wadena residents.
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5 thing to know about Wadena City Council’s latest meeting

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October COVID-19 vaccine clinics available in Wadena

Local public health and healthcare facilities are sending several households in the Wadena, Todd and Morrison counties a community health survey in the mail.
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Community health survey coming

Obituaries

Oct 18th 2021 - 9am

James “Jim” Collins

Oct 18th 2021 - 8am

Kenneth H. Pitcher

Oct 15th 2021 - 1pm

Norbert Benke

Oct 15th 2021 - 11am

Loren Mosman

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Health Fusion: How to cope with the COVID Crankies

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Wadena Bowling Scores

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Statistical look at the 2021-22 Minnesota Timberwolves

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Wolverines keep Huskies running in 3-0 sweep

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A screenshot of Steve Johnson in the Nickel Pickle Sale commercial for Zumbrota Ford. Contributed / YouTube

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Minnesota car dealer takes comedian John Oliver's commercial challenge

Real Estate

Wadena County property transfers: Oct. 11-15

Agriculture

Sunflower screenings receive increased scrutiny after additional Palmer amaranth outbreaks

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The Regional Cultural Center in New York Mills (File photo)

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Learn the basics of alcohol inks with artist Sue Kalseim at the New York Mills Cultural Center

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Community calendar for week of Oct. 14

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Community leaders hosting 'Mental Health, End the Stigma' conversation in Wadena Oct. 19

Government

A member of the Rochester Police Department marks the scene of a fatal crash at 48th Street Southwest and Commercial Drive Tuesday, July 27, 2021. (John Molseed / Post Bulletin)

Government and Politics

At 392 deaths, Minnesota on track for 14-year high rate of traffic fatalities

Government and Politics

5 thing to know about Wadena City Council’s latest meeting

Government and Politics

Sprucing up Wadena’s entry takes a step forward

Education

As previous Wadena teachers, Diane (McLean) Hillman, left, Darlene (Stensgard) Sievertson, Anna Mae (Rebuck) Vetter, Avonel (Schmidt) Kjellberg and Miriam (Sanstead) Miller met for their annual lunch on Sept. 28, 2021.
Rebecca Mitchell / Pioneer Journal

Education

Wadena teachers gather for over 50 years

Education

Student News: Local college academic honorees from the Wadena area

Education

Area school districts slowly gain back students

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Proctor police finish investigation into football team 'misconduct'

Accidents

Drivers in Clay County bus crash identified

Traffic and Construction

Hwy 87 between Frazee and Menahga is open

Northland Outdoors

Gov. Tim Walz shares a lighthearted moment with Kandiyohi County Board chair George “Corky” Berg moments before the pheasant season opened on Saturday morning (Oct. 16, 2021) with their hunt in southern Kandiyohi County.
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Northland Outdoors

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz visits Kandiyohi County Saturday for pheasant opener

Northland Outdoors

Dokken: Magazine promo triggers memories of dicey moments in the great outdoors

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Minnesota has a problem with perch, its 'keystone species,' and causes may vary

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Rural residents need to overcome additional barriers such as accessibility when seeking professional help and support for mental health or mental illness, says Katie Pinke. Often rural residents need to travel far distances to urban areas where mental health services are offered.
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Columns

Open up about barriers rural residents face in getting help for mental health

Columns

LaDuke: A water protector comes home to reflect

Columns

Rice: Fall COVID surge impacts Northwest Minnesota counties

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There are interior and exterior treatment options to get rid of common pests like crickets, spiders, hornets and mice. Here, a Prairie Pest Control employee treats a commercial kitchen. (Submitted Photo / Fall Home)

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Hornets, mice and other pests to watch out for this fall

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'Safer does not mean safe': Wadena County area educators share concerns about youth vaping

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Encouragement in the aging process

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