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News from Verndale's Past 40 Years Ago, May 21, 1986 • Two young men, the sons of Darold and Jean Hahn, have returned to Verndale to begin a business on their own. Jeff and David have purchased the equipment of the defunct Ritari Systems Inc., and will be providing services of a well-equipped machine shop and manufacturing plant. For the time being, they are also located in the same building, adjacent to the railroad tracks on South Brown Street in Verndale. • Because the M

CSAH 11 (SP 077-611-036) from the South County Line to TH 27 Work was scheduled to start here on April 22 for pavement surface milling operations and culvert lining repair work. The road remains open to traffic throughout construction with signage and flaggers present as needed during specific operations. Upon completion of milling, there will be segments of the highway that will be reclaimed (exist. pavement ground-up with base material below). Paving is anticipated for

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by Trinity Gruenberg trinity@inhnews.com At the 50th annual National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Convention and Sport Show held in Nashville, Tennessee, on February 13, the Minnesota NWTF State Chapter was recognized for its long-running collaboration with the Minnesota 4-H Shooting Sports and Wildlife Program. The award honors chapters whose partnerships strengthen hunting heritage, outdoor education, and conservation efforts nationwide. Minnesota’s recognition highlight

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by Trinity Gruenberg trinity@inhnews.com Editor’s Note: Since this interview, A Plus Universal Child Care and Learning Center was identified in public reports as one of several Minnesota childcare providers searched by federal authorities. No charges have been announced. “What’s been challenging is seeing legitimate concerns about fraud sometimes turn into speculation or generalized narratives that unfairly target one community. That doesn’t help accountability, and it can

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by Coach Kenny Miller The Raiders Track and Field team traveled to Wadena on Thursday, April 30, to compete in the annual Sam Kelderman Memorial Meet, finishing sixth overall. Individual scoring performances were led by Kendra Miller, who placed first in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:30.17. Danika Wilhelmi also earned a first-place finish in the 1600-meter run (5:43.39). Additional contributions came from Mckayla Kapphahn in the 800-meter (2:56.13) and 1600-meter runs

by Coach Rollie Lais Battling cold temperatures and brisk conditions, the Browerville Tigers Track and Field team turned in a strong all-around performance at the Long Prairie meet, highlighted by multiple personal bests, top finishes, and solid relay efforts. Leading the way for the Tigers in the sprints was sophomore Tyler Rowe, who placed 9th in the boys 100-meter dash with a personal-best time of 12.10 seconds. Teammate Jonah Berg also notched a personal record, finishi