Community
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We’re winners!
At the 2004-05 Minnesota Newspaper Association (MNA) Better Newspaper Contest held Jan.28, the Tri-County News was awarded first place for Advertising Excellence for a weekly with a circulation under 1,500. The official MNA winner-compilation publication stated the Tri-County News won because “the design aspect of the advertisement is variety, from images advertisement to simple reverse…
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Great Northern Theatre Company casts ‘Clue! The Musical’
The Great Northern Theatre Company (GNTC) has begun rehearsals for its fourth dinner theatre production, Clue! The Musical at the Great Blue Heron in Cold Spring. Like in the board game, the audience secretly selects the three cards that determine who did it, in which room, and with which weapon. The victim, Mr. Boddy, provides…
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Gardening knowledge for free
Whether you are a beginning gardener searching for information and answers to your questions or an experienced gardener who would like some hints, Gardening Knowledge for Free is the workshop for you. Gardening Knowledge for Free is a free workshop that will be presented by the Stearns County Master Gardeners at Whitney Senior Center, 1527…
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Caritas receives “Angels in Adoption” Award
Congressman Mark Kennedy recognized Caritas Family Services in St. Cloud as “Angels in Adoption.” Caritas has helped place an estimated 4,000 children in stable homes throughout central Minnesota. “Caritas is committed to improving the lives of children through compassion and understanding,” said Kennedy. “I am pleased to honor the program and staff for their exceptional…
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Cokato Historical Society will hold New Year’s Open House
The 5th Annual Cokato Historical Society New Year’s Open House is from 1:30 to 4:40 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 2 in the Centennial Room of the library/museum building. During the open house the Finnish custom of melting tin will be demonstrated. This old, yet somewhat unfamiliar custom is a staple of some Finnish households on New…
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Powder Ridge will have fireworks and torch-light parade for New Year’s Eve
Powder Ridge Winter Recreation Area, two miles north of Kimball, just off Highway 15, invites area residents to drive out New Year’s Eve to enjoy the annual downhill torch-light parade and fireworks. You need not be skiing, boarding or tubing to come out and enjoy the events. The torch-light hill parade will begin between 11-11:15…
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Zutz Newman Wed
Christy Zutz and Troy Newman were united in marriage Saturday, Sept. 18, 2004, at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Elwood, Neb. The Rev. Jeff Ernstmeyer officiated. Attending the bride were matron of honor Tina Davidson of Bismarck, N.D.; maid of honor Jennifer Oelke of Glyndon, and bridesmaids Terese Rosha of Columbia Heights and Sam Roth…
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KAHS holiday concert on radio
Radio station KDUZ will present its 51st year of local holiday concerts from Dec. 15-31. Concerts will include local churches and high schools. Kimball Area High School will be presented in holiday concert at 2:35 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15. This concert series is presented by several local businesses.
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The ‘Littlest Christmas Tree’ and ‘Santa’s Frosty Follies’ at Kimball Elementary
“The Littlest Christmas Tree” will be presented by grades 1 -3 at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13. The kindergarten and choir will also perform during this concert. “Santa’s Frosty Follies” will be presented by grades 4-6 at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14. The 50 voice elementary choir will also perform in this concert and will…
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Youth snowmobile safety classes offered
Snowmobile safety training classes will be offered at two sites this year. This training is for youth ages 12-15, or who will reach age 12 by April 1, 2005. The Kimball class will be held from 6:30-9 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 4, and from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday, Jan. 6, at the Kimball Fire Hall.…

