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October 2, 2019
• One fatality, 3 injured in 2 car crash
• Greenwaldt inducted into Hall of Fame
September 25, 2019
• Envirofest celebrates 25 years
• Kids terrorized in woods at football game
• Accused bank robber in custody
• CentraCare Eagle Valley Clinic to close
September 18, 2019
• Citizens are hopeful for an addition
• Prayer Zone Partners pray at Bertha-Hewitt
• $7000 donated to Browerville Food Shelf
• Bennett makes another court appearance
September 11, 2019
• Representatives visit transfer station on bonding tour
• Active threat training at Browerville School
September 4, 2019
• Support shown for Bennett family
• Bennett arraigned in parent's homicide
August 28, 2019
• Son arrested in Bennetts' death
August 21, 2019
• Two found dead in rural Long Prairie
• Could you pass the citizenship test
August 14, 2019
• Finding a sister they didn't know existed
• TCC will seek coordinator candidates
August 7, 2019
• August 11 is Kay Nelson Day in Eagle Bend
• Top Minnesota dairy farms are honored
July 31, 2019
• Poston sees possibilities for former Clarissa school building
• Police pursuit ends in arrest
July 24, 2019
• One giant leap for Pickle Fest
•Hansons are outstanding in Todd County
• Gourley Bros. the most important swine facility in the world
• Rock Wall is another step toward being repaired
July 17, 2019
• The mission inside the mission
• Break in at former elementary school
July 10, 2019
• In the running for Princess Kay
July 3, 2019
• Bertha-Hewitt receives Star of Innovation award
June 26, 2019
• Parkers Prairie man trampled to death
June 19, 2019
• Raising "babies for the future
June 12, 2019
•Bertha Clinic in danger of closing
• Eagle Bend Days features family fun
June 5, 2019
• CentraCare Wellness Center open house
May 29, 2019
May 22, 2019
May 15, 2019
• Bus company to meet with board
• Snow showers in May bring disbelief
May 8, 2019
• Fatal accident at 210 and 23
• Lorentz is MWCA Coach of the Year
• Adverse health events are up
• Who pays the most taxes in Todd County?
May 1, 2019
• Annual volunteer appreciation
April 24, 2019
• Easter Bunny makes the rounds
• Benefit for Pam Nauber Christensen
•Todd County Board of Commissioners
April 17, 2019
• 8 month old battles E. coli infection
• TCDC 7th annual dinner meeting
• Dalton arrested for meth possession
April 10, 2019
• Browerville Liquor Store is 85 years old
• More ways to connect with us
April 3, 2019
• Poston tours Eagle Bend School
• Winter passion is a fun pastime
March 27, 2019
• Prayers for healing and peace
March 20, 2019
• Browerville Pro Ag burglarized
• Daoust heads up the recorder's office
March 13, 2019
• Eagle Bend may have new housing options
March 6, 2019
• Wolves are 2019 Class A State Champs
• Suspect dead in officer involved shooting
February 27, 2019
• Region 5+ receives innovation award
• Housing update heard by legislators
• Ferrian arrested for drugs, stolen goods
February 20, 2019
• Wolves repeat as Section 5A champs
February 13, 2019
• There's a new sheriff in town
• BPA students advance to State
• One act receives star performance
February 6, 2019
• Cold Schmold! I'm from Minneosta!
• Asmus recalls 41 years of service
January 30, 2019
• Avoid the freeze, keep skin covered
January 23, 2019
• Hockey can keep using the Expo
• Super Wolf Blood Moon Eclipse
January 16, 2019
• Who gives a puck about the hockey association?
• Sportsmen reach the community
• Perish retires after 34 years
January 9, 2019
• Icy roads cause semi to slide
January 2, 2019
• It's beginning to look a lot like winter
• Don't get P.O.'d at the P.O.
December 26, 2018
• Klimek's lights shine victorious
• Sheriff makes statement on $1.8 million settlement
• Top news stories of the year
December 19, 2018
• Doing all she can for others
• DNR urges extreme caution on new ice
December 12, 2018
• County to pay $1.8 million in lawsuit
• After 38 years Bangert retires
• Winkler awarded EMT of the Year
December 5, 2018
• Suspects apprehended in Bertha burglary
• Two arrested for possession of meth
• Todd County light and decorating contest
November 28, 2018
• CentraCare's old campus repurposed
• Lights, cameras and Santa's lap
• Two arrested in Browerville drug bust
November 21, 2018
• Bertha Ambulance temporarily out of commission
• Hammond gets surprising honor on Veterans Day
November 14, 2018
• Wellness wins in Todd County
• Fortier sentenced to 25 years
November 7, 2018
• Trunk or treat draws large crowd
October 31, 2018
• Brooklynne was vaulting partially blind
• Coach Irsfeld inducted into Hall of Fame
October 24, 2018
• Working with others to build a church
• Lighting up the night for veterans
• Commissioners approve hockey lease
• Lightway Construction building to serve people
October 17, 2018
• Kebede shares her love of the United States
• Independent News Herald now offers online edition
• Student assaults Bertha-Hewitt administration
October 10, 2018
• Bear Closet helping students
• Down Home Foods looking for members
October 3, 2018
• Student makes threats at LP-GE School
• Level 3 Predatory Offender returns to Wadena
• Fifty years of keeping cousins together
September 26, 2018
• ATV accident results in fatality
• Expo building user needs study denied
• Browerville City Council tours building
September 19, 2018
• His Darr-Lings walk to end Alzheimer's
• Officer shot by suspect with arrow
September 12, 2018
• Electrical issue believed to be cause of fire
• Building a community of hope
• Students fill the halls again
September 5, 2018
• INH Who's running for office
• Lunemann siblings take on 200 mile race
• Wild parsnip, you can eat it, but don't touch it
August 29, 2018
• Cell tower is finally online
• Five concerts, seven countries
August 22, 2018
• Car accident causes problems
• What is the answer for Lake Shamineau
August 15, 2018
• Lindquist is tearing up the track
• Uhlenkamp receives Outstanding Ag Inspector honor
August 8, 2018
• Deconstruction to reconstruction
• 100 years and still growing strong
• Weishalla attends 2018 youth tour
• Results of the Browerville Foodshelf survey
August 1, 2018
• Eagle Bend is open for business
July 25, 2018
• Local racer competes in Motocross
• Don't complain, get involved
• The end of Relay for Life in Long Prairie, or is it?
July 18, 2018
• Riewer retires after 34 years
• County, state and federal office filings
July 11, 2018
• Chromey stops scammers dead in their tracks
• Family escapes serious injury
• What's new at Bear Country Days
• Celebrating 135 years of "fair" raising fun
July 4, 2018
• Flying Brass Firearm Services opens in Bertha
• Senior housing in need in Todd County
• Breakfast on the Farm is a hit
June 27, 2018
• Princess Kay of the Milky Way
• Trails4Transplants stops in Clarissa
June 20, 2018
• Get ready for a Slamabama good time
• Vendor extravaganza in Bertha
June 13, 2018
• Slagerman guilty plea deal accepted by judge
• Chalk one up for Prairie Days
June 6, 2018
• One injured in fire at Central Bi
• Youngsters make their own t-shirts
May 30, 2018
• Remembering those who fought for our freedom
• Congratulations class of 2018
• Lancaster earns trip for BPA
May 23, 2018
• Lyme Disease Awareness Month
• Quilts and flag are presented
May 16, 2018
• Wright to compete for Miss USA
May 9, 2018
• National tariffs impact local costs
May 2, 2018
• Cuchna is battling a rare disease
• Coming together for the community
April 25, 2018
• Lingering winter affects farmers
April 18, 2018
• April snowstorm sets records
• Hewitt man trampled to death
• Bertha 5th grader wins drawing contest
• Storage or Sales in Clarissa
April 11, 2018
• Mental health care in schools
• Inviting others to motivate students
April 4, 2018
• In the right place at the right time
• Instant Alert message raises concerns
March 28, 2018
• Clarissa Museum—moving ahead
March 21, 2018
• Browerville School sells building
• ALICE training at Bertha-Hewitt
• Feeling safer in our schools
• Two car collision in Clarissa
March 14, 2018
• 36th Annual Minnesota FoodShare
• Car rear-ends semi on Highway 71
March 7, 2018
• Wolves take 4th place at State
• Gun laws are looking to be stricter
February 28, 2018
• 10 area wrestlers head to State
• Section 5A Coaches of the Year
• Hands on learning for our youth
February 21, 2018
• Building community by building relationships
February 14, 2018
• Temporary injunction is granted
• Child run over in Browerville
February 7, 2018
• Court taking 10 days to make decision
• Be a Loser with Karin contest
• Once in a super blue, blood moon
• Newspaper brings home three firsts
January 31, 2018
• Browerville gets shout-out from Brady
• Former camp counselor found guilty
• New purchase agreement offered
January 24, 2018
• Todd County Board of Commissioners
• House fire in rural Browerville
• Schmitz undergoes surgery to remove colon
January 17, 2018
• False alarm sends Hawaiians into panic
• Over $1 million in taxes prepaid
January 10, 2018
• SWAT Team raids home in Browerville
• Clarissa school building is sold
• Designations approved for 2018
January 3, 2018
• Fires and accidents end the year
• The best toys are the ones you make
27, 2017
• Giving selflessly to those far away
• Sharing the warmth this winter
December 20, 2017
• Elementary croons holiday carols
• Clarissa building listed with a realtor
• Carol's Coffee, pastries and more
December 13, 2017
• Herrera-Torres found guilty of murder
• Schools in need of sports officials
• Todd County Board of Commissioners
• Bringing in the holidays with song
December 6, 2017
• Is this the end of net neutrality
• Lake Osakis gets $300,000 grant
November 29, 2017
• Wright crowned Miss Minnesota
• Homelessness captured by local photographer
• Clarissa Drug now part of Seip family
November 22, 2017
• Cancer research saved my life
• Increased property wealth and higher taxes
• Suicide prevention by texting?
November 15, 2017
• Wright to compete for Miss Minnesota
• State supreme court reversed free speech ruling
November 8, 2017
• Cold War vets get the cold shoulder
• Accidents keep rescue personnel busy
November 1, 2017
• A new roof approved for $1.4 million
• Home Schooling resources available
• Five juveniles charged for Eagle Valley vandalism
• Sailing the mighty Mississippi
October 25, 2017
• Bertha-Hewitt test scores are tops
• Browerville School potential bond
October 18, 2017
September 6, 2017
• Hurricane Harvey's destruction felt by Hewitt native
August 30, 2017
• Fire claims barn and livestock
• Barn quilts of Central Minnesota
August 23, 2017
August 16, 2017
• Independent News Herald Whiteout
August 9, 2017
• After 21 years Creative Floors closes its doors
• City of Eagle Bend approves citywide garbage pickup
August 2, 2017
July 26, 2017
• City votes to buy school building
July 19, 2017
• Cherrington Enterprises has been sold
July 12, 2017
July 5, 2017
• 30 years of garage sale deals
• Nesel Packs made in Clarissa
June 28, 2017
• Lines are drawn with slight change
June 21, 2017
• Wendel Eagle Valley last TOY
June 14, 2017
• Motorcycle crash victim seeks man who saved him
June 7, 2017
• Three airlifted after serious rollover accident
May 31, 2017
• Eagle Valley staff and students say goodbye
May 24, 2017
May 17, 2017
May 10, 2017
May 3, 2017
• More discussion on Eagle Valley dissolution
April 26, 2017
• Nobody seems to want the Eagle Valley district
April 19, 2017
April 12, 2017
• Fatal crash at familiar intersection
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