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by Trinity Gruenberg trinity@inhnews.com The Todd County Commissioners held their regular meeting on July 21. Moratorium on Data Centers After a work session on June 16 and a public hearing where no one spoke up, the Planning and Zoning staff, led by Adam Ossefoort, proposed a one year pause on new data centers. Ossefoort explained that the moratorium will allow the county to gather important information about the impact and benefits of data centers, including economic grow

by Coach Jeff Myers The Browerville/Clarissa American Legion Posts 293/219 softball team is headed to the Minnesota American Legion State Tournament after capturing the Northwest Sub-State Championship with an 11–5 victory over Parkers Prairie. Browerville/Clarissa put together a complete performance in the championship game, combining timely hitting with solid defense to earn the title and punch their ticket to state. The team built momentum throughout the contest and answ

by Trinity Gruenberg trinity@inhnews.com The Verndale City Council held their regular meeting on July 13. Mayor Tara Erckenbrack was absent. Clash Over THC Licensing Fee and Sign Ordinance Brian Hagen raised concerns about the city’s new THC licensing fee and how it enforces its sign rules. Hagen questioned the $125 fee for a THC license, pointing out that he already pays fees to the state. He wanted to know what specific costs the city has for regulating THC. He argued th

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The United States Postal Service (USPS) is changing its mail delivery system to make it work better and save money. However, these changes are worrying people in rural areas and newspaper publishers. As part of a 10-year plan called “Delivering for America,” USPS updated how it handles certain types of mail, like First-Class Mail, packages, and newspapers. The goal is to save around $36 billion over the next ten years while still aiming for delivery times of one to five days