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News from Eagle Bend's Past 25 Years Ago July 11, 2001 Ray Jackson and Ione Heldt were Grand Marshals of the Eagle Bend Days parade. ********** Bruce Anderson drove the Eagle Bend Rescue Squad and Kyle Lancaster tossed candy from the Jerry’s Body Shop float. 50 Years Ago July 15, 1976 On May 18, Superintendent W.B. James accepted a portrait of Manassas Sarff, which was presented to the Eagle Bend Public School by his granddaughter, Gladys Wendel. Manassas Sarff was one o

News from Verndale's Past 40 Years Ago, July 16, 1986 • Lynette Hahn, Miss Verndale, showed the dress she’ll be wearing for the judging and coronation ceremony for the Queen of the Lakes Pageant held during Minneapolis’ Aquatennial next week. Lynn will be leaving early Saturday for the week-long schedule of events. She will be riding Verndale’s float in both the daytime parade on Saturday morning and the Torchlight Parade on Wednesday night. • The first citywide rummage sal

Lavern C. Kauffman, 24, has been charged with two felony counts of criminal sexual conduct in Todd County District Court. These charges come in the wake of serious allegations involving his older brother, Mervin Kauffman, who is facing 18 counts of criminal sexual conduct. The charges against Lavern include third-degree criminal sexual conduct for allegedly engaging in sexual penetration with a family member aged 16 or 17 on or around September 12, 2021. Additionally, he fac

by Trinity Gruenberg trinity@inhnews.com For nearly five years, K-9 Ranger was Deputy Brittney Hendricks’ partner. Whether searching for narcotics, tracking suspects, or assisting SWAT teams on dangerous calls, the German Shepherd rarely left her side. Even off duty, he was much the same. “As much as he’s a tool, he’s still my baby,” Hendricks said with a smile. “He’s my stinking breath boy.” Hendricks and Ranger officially retired on June 30 after more than 120 deployment

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