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Man, 71, suffers 'significant' facial injuries after attack by son in rural Minnesota

The victim's son was arrested on Monday morning.

Beltrami County, MN · 20h

KDHL AM 920

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Minnesota Man Accused of Leaving Father With Serious Facial Injuries Arrested After Overnight Search

A 35-year-old man was arrested after a domestic assault left his 71-year-old father with significant facial injuries in Beltrami County.

Beltrami County, MN · 16h

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14 Counties Eligible For Disaster Assistance

(Atlanta, GA) – The U.S. Small Business Administration is making available low-interest federal disaster loans for eligible small businesses and private nonprofit organizations impacted by drought. The 14 counties are Benton, Cass, Crow Wing, Douglas, Lincoln, Lyon, Mille Lacs, Morrison, Otter Tail, Pipestone, Stearns, Todd, Wadena and Yellow Medicine. The businesses hurt by the drought can apply for up to $2 million dollar loan with interest rates as low as 4%. Loans can last up to 30 years and there is no interest or required payments during the first 12 months following disbursement. Businesses can apply online at sba.gov/disaster.

Yellow Medicine County, MN · 1h
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Bovey cattery breeds Maine Coons with a focus on health

BOVEY — For Holly Buescher, the love of Maine Coons began with one very special cat, but it has grown into something much bigger than she ever imagined. Today, through TheraCoonzzz of Minnesota, she shares that same love with families across the country, one kitten and one forever home at a time. What began as a dream of owning a Maine Coon has blossomed into a small, family-centered TICA-registered cattery in Bovey, Minnesota, built around the belief that "every kitten deserves the very best beginning, and every family deserves to feel supported long after the excitement of bringing their new companion home." The name TheraCoonzzz was inspired by Buescher's first Maine Coon, Eddie, who became her constant companion while she worked from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. His comforting presence, affectionate personality and unmistakable bond with her inspired the name and eventually the dream of sharing the breed's special qualities with others. "They're more like a dog," Buescher said. "They follow you everywhere. They want to be by you." It didn't take long for her to realize that she wanted other families to experience that same kind of companionship and unconditional love. A dream that grew Buescher fell in love

Bovey, MN · 2d

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Fresh Picks: MN debut, universal grooves, storyteller, outlandish lyrics, genre-smashing punk

Terrific albums are coming thick and fast this November. We have five new albums to highlight this week (and there were many more we would have, if we had more time), plus three banger singles!. Fresh Picks albums this week include Kelley Smith's growth on Flowers, Seun Kuti & Egypt...

Brainerd, MN · 16h

Grand Rapids Herald Review

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Cohasset couple’s Fourth of July celebration raises $4,200 for cancer fund

COHASSET—Kurt and Julie Rohloff of Cohasset turned their annual Fourth of July gathering for family and friends into a fundraiser this year in honor of America’s 250th anniversary. The Rohloffs sold commemorative hats, with all proceeds going to the Itasca Area Cancer Crisis Fund (IACCF). With support from family and friends, the effort raised $4,200. Through the Grand Rapids Area Community Foundation, the fund provides grants to individuals facing cancer-related hardships. Eligible IACCF applicants who are veterans will receive an additional $100 beyond the fund’s standard $500 grant. Kurt Rohloff served in the Air Force. The fund thanked the Rohloffs for their support. The foundation said the money will provide financial relief to individuals and families dealing with cancer. IACCF welcomes opportunities to work with community members on local fundraising efforts. Questions or fundraising ideas can be directed to the Grand Rapids Area Community Foundation at 218-999-9100. People who need cancer crisis funding can find applications at gracf.org under Apply for a Grant. Donations to the Itasca Area Cancer Crisis Fund can be made online at gracf.org or by check, mailed or dropped off at the Grand Rapids Area Community Foundation, 350 NW 1st Avenue, Suite E, Grand Rapids, MN

Cohasset, MN · 2d

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Minnesota rail authority seeks short-line operator for steel mill spur (11/9/2006)

The Itasca County Regional Rail Authority (ICRRA) is seeking a short line to operate a spur the agency will build for a proposed steel mill near Nashwauk, Minn., according to the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association. ICRRA plans to construct a nine-mile spur and 10 miles of yard...

Nashwauk, MN · 1d

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Area Voices: The tale of Sweeney Todd comes to the Bemidji Community Theater

BEMIDJI — How far will a man go for vengeance?. That is the theme behind the musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. It tells the tale of Sweeney Todd after he was unjustly exiled by a crooked judge and returns to Victorian London many years later. He becomes close with a local pie-maker and together they go down a bloody path of vengeance turning victims into meat-pies.

Bemidji, MN · 18h

Grand Rapids Herald Review

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Senior runner Lainie Jackson goes out on top for Grand Rapids

HAM LAKE — Grand Rapids’ record-holder Elaine Jackson competed against roughly 160 of the state’s top runners on Saturday at the Class 2A Cross Country State Championships and finished 17th overall with a final time of 18:54.0 - the senior’s personal record in the 5,000 meters throughout her high school competition. After setting her previous best (18:58.3) at the Section 7AA Championships last week, she needed just one week to turn in her new best, and proved she’s still getting faster. Each of her final two races was the first two times she’s ever crossed the finish line in under 19 minutes. Her final race time of 18:54.0 now rests as the new school record for Grand Rapids girls cross country. Jackson has been running with the Thunderhawks varsity cross country team since 2022 as an eighth grader, chipping away at her first-ever varsity time of 24:33.0 before closing out with her fastest time individually and for the program, and an All-State nod at Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Ham Lake. Jackson qualified for the state cross country meet for the first time last season as a junior, running a 20:05.6 to place 72nd. Another offseason full of focused and

Grand Rapids, MN · 16h

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Mavericks host Beavers in all-Minnesota NSIC Championship

Wrapping up a huge weekend of soccer in Minnesota is the 2026 NSIC Championship match. Sunday afternoon in Mankato will see the one loss Mavericks host the 7th seeded Beavers for the conference title and an automatic spot in the NCAA tournament. MSU was expected to be in the final as early as the pre-season when the Mavericks were favoured to win the conference. Bemidji State was picked to finished third, but a midseason rut that saw the Beavers hit a three match winless skid helped drop BSU to 7th. Part of that losing streak was a 1–0 loss to the Mavericks in Bemidji at the beginning of October.

Bemidji, MN · 1d

Grand Rapids Herald Review

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Swan Lake Country Club gets new preservation fund through community foundation

PENGILLY—The Grand Rapids Area Community Foundation has established a charitable fund to support maintenance and improvements at Swan Lake Country Club in Pengilly. The Swan Lake Country Club Preservation Fund will provide money for the club’s ongoing upkeep, facility improvements and long-term preservation. The club is a nonprofit, public nine-hole golf course. Because the fund is set up through the foundation, community members can donate directly toward the course’s care. “Swan Lake Country Club has been an important part of our community for generations, and creating this fund is something we’ve wanted to do for a long time,” said Mike Anderson, the club’s president. “We wanted to find a way to ensure this special place continues to be here for future generations—not only for golf, but for recreation, connection, health and wellness, and the many ways it brings people together.” The foundation said the fund will address both current and future needs, such as improvements that keep the course accessible to players of all skill levels. Mindy Nuhring, executive director of the foundation, said community foundations help people invest in the places and organizations that matter to them. “The Swan Lake Country Club Preservation Fund is a wonderful example of

Pengilly, MN · 2d

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Four local football teams learn their 2026 state seeding

DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV)- Over the weekend, four local football teams learned their MSHSL state seeding. In the Class AAAA tournament, Grand Rapids earned the second seed in the north and will face Fergus Falls in the first round. Over in the Class A tournament, Mountain Iron-Buhl will face Breckenridge in...

Grand Rapids, MN · 17h

Grand Rapids Herald Review

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Grand Rapids overpowers Hermantown for section title, Returns to Class 4A State Football Tournament for second consecutive year

Section 7AAAA Championship Grand Rapids 38, Hermantown 7 DULUTH — Logan McNear was 5-of-7 for 134 yards through the air, including a touchdown pass and two touchdown runs, and Ethan Morgan carried the ball six times for 131 yards and two rushing touchdowns as Grand Rapids drove past Hermantown 38-7 to capture the Section 7AAAA Championship for the second season in a row. Last season the Thunderhawks defeated the Hawks to earn their berth in the state tournament, and did so again Friday with authority at Duluth Denfeld’s Marv Heikkinen Field. A fast start put them up 17-0 in the first quarter after a Fynn Schlicht field goal, onside kick, and rushing touchdowns from McNear and Morgan. McNear was also sharp throwing the ball, while Morgan split the backfield carries with Mason Johnson, who got a heavy dose of runs early in the game to set a hard-nosed, physical tone for Grand Rapids. They’d go up 24-0 heading into halftime after McNear found Gunnar Anderson deep down the seam of the defense and in the end zone with a pinpoint throw and fantastic catch - one of two catches for 92 yards in the game for Anderson. Hermantown opened the

Grand Rapids, MN · 18h

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Upset at the Chet: Beavers down No. 21/17 Bulldogs 44-26

BEMIDJI, Minn. — Bemidji State University Football (5-5, 5-4) defeated No. 21/17 University of Minnesota Duluth (7-3, 7-2) 44-26 on Saturday, using 21 unanswered second-quarter points to build a 31-7 lead. The Beavers ran for 209 yards, threw for 265 and held the ball for 38:50, holding opponents to just over 20 minutes of possession in the past two games.

Bemidji, MN · 2d