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Otter Tail County man helps American Airlines get 737 Max back in the air

Jack Pine Brewery in Baxter, Minn., began canning beer in 2017, as seen in this submitted file photo. A health crisis that has consumers wary of eating and drinking outside the house has only exacerbated what is now an aluminum can shortage. Unable to get cans from its usual supplier, Jack Pine Brewery instead is buying them at twice the cost from a different vendor. (Submitted photo)
Restaurants and Bars

For region’s breweries, aluminum can shortage comes at an already difficult time

Business Briefs

New ReadyCare providers join Tri-County Health Care

Showing off the new breezers are Jamie Pettit of Wadena State Bank (left), hockey players Kade Woods and Cole Woods, bank executive vice president Jeff Browne and coach Scott Woods. Submitted photo
Business Briefs

Donation gives WDC hockey a new look

Small Business

Wadena area business offerings

Business

Wadena County businesses hurt by COVID executive orders are eligible for more funding. See how to apply here.

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Gio Cerise, left, of the White Earth Nation comforts Dawn Goodwin as they watch workers resume construction on the Line 3 pipeline in Aitkin County, Minn., on Saturday, Jan. 9. (Ben Hovland for MPR News)
Energy and Mining

Protesters gather at Line 3 construction site in Aitkin County

If you are thinking of selling, local experts say now may be your best time to make it happen.
Real Estate

Property transfers: Week of Jan. 4

The ReadyCare clinic at Tri-County Health Care in Wadena has resumed walk-in operations for non-emergency medical issues. Photo courtesy of Tri-County Health Care
Announcements

Tri-County Health Care resumes normal ReadyCare operations

Owner Mike Robison serves a patron a drink Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Alley On Ash in New London. The Alley On Ash is one of the many area bars and restaurants that will have to close their doors each day after 10 p.m. beginning Friday, Nov. 13 as a result of COVID-19 cases rising in Minnesota. Erica Dischino / West Central Tribune
Restaurants and Bars

Minnesota's restaurants prepare for reopening, again

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Business

Want to start a business? There's a resource for that.

Avery (left) and Zack Kelderman were excited to ring in the new year with the arrival of their third son, Sawyer. They now have three children and each one was born at Tri-County Health Care. Photo courtesy Tri-County Health Care
People

Keldermans have first baby of 2021 at Tri-County Health Care

With donations from community members at the annual "Christmas in Wadena" light show, GP Anderson (left) gave $5,924.62 and 937 pounds of food to the Project of Wadena Food Shelf, which was accepted by director Mary Ann Hagen. Submitted photo
Announcements

'Christmas in Wadena' donations total almost $6,000 for food shelf

In this file photo, mail room workers tend to stacks of ad inserts during partial assembly of The Forum's Thanksgiving Day paper. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor
Business

The Forum, three other newspapers, will soon be printed in Detroit Lakes

Handing over the big check from the proceeds are Jeff Browne (left), Kelsey Browne and Kip Browne of Wadena State Bank and accepting is Mary Ann Hagen, Director of the Wadena Area Food Shelf. Submitted photo
Business Briefs

Wadena State Bank makes food shelf donation

Sunny Bowman, owner of Dakota County Lumber in Farmington, Minn., talks about how 2020 has been a good year for the company on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020. Sales this year have surged 40%, she said, because of the pandemic. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)
Business

Some Minnesota businesses are booming amid the pandemic

Audra Mari, a professional model who just purchased a 2021 Ford Bronco Sport, is pictured here in summer 2020 in northern Minnesota. (Audra Mari/Detroit Free Press/TNS)
Transportation

Fargo model Audra Mari touts 2021 Ford Bronco Sport

About 20 people gathered for a small protest in early December against the Line 3 oil pipeline replacement project outside Bagley, Minn., where the pipeline route crosses the Clearwater River earlier this month. Dan Kraker / MPR News
Energy and Mining

Line 3 opponents file federal suit to try to block the pipeline

Lacey Block, Havana, N.D., on April 30, is assisted by her father, Todd Block, Sisseton, S.D., in a pop-up style beef distribution point in Fargo, N.D. She is in a new Rancher's Rebellion LLC direct-marketing business. (Mikkel Pates / Forum News Service)
Coronavirus

COVID-19 pandemic revealed problems and pushed lasting changes in the food chain

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Business Briefs

Duininck Concrete acquires Jay Morrell Enterprises

A new home under construction in the 6100 block of Marigold Loop South in Fargo. David Samson / The Forum
Coronavirus

Home sales, construction thriving despite chaos of 2020