Court reinstates $5M award in beef jerky dispute at Wis. firm

MADISON - A Wisconsin appeals court on Tuesday reinstated a $5 million damage award in a family feud involving one of the world's largest beef jerky companies.

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Holiday concert for charity set for Sunday

Holiday concert for charity set for Sunday

‘Harmonizing for Holidays’ to benefit Senior Network

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Forks, Wash., not your typical tourist spot — until ‘Twilight’

Forks, Wash., not your typical tourist spot — until ‘Twilight’

On a cloudy, April evening I found myself in Port Angeles, Wash. Traveling with one’s parents, at any age, has its benefits, including footing the bill for hotel rooms. We were in need of a hotel room, and I thought the town 56 miles down the road would be the perfect place to stay. I didn’t let on until after Port Angeles that I had an ulterior motive. At almost 30, I was like teen girls across the country, and women for that matter — obsessed with the Twilight Saga and Forks was 56 miles away!

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Currency exchange provides services for ‘unbanked’

WILLMAR — People who don’t have bank checking or savings accounts know by “word of mouth’’ they can have their employment checks cashed or money wired at alternative financial service providers such as Bennett Ventures Inc. of Willmar.

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Layers of flavors: Why not try something new with layered vegetable dish?

Layers of flavors: Why not try something new with layered vegetable dish?

It doesn’t seem so long ago when my adult sons were young boys. As if it were yesterday, I can see them sitting at the dinner table. And as clear as day, I can see the twisted look on their faces as they say, “Why can’t we have the same potatoes we had last week? Why do we always have to try something new?”

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Farmfest parent company emerges from bankruptcy

The parent company of Farmfest and Dakotafest, Cygnus Business Media Inc., announced Tuesday that it emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sept. 21, less than two months after filing a reorganization plan with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

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2009 FSA election ballots mailed to all eligible voters

WILLMAR — Ballots for the 2009 Farm Service Agency county committee election were recently mailed to all eligible voters. The deadline to return the ballots to local FSA offices, either by mail or in person, is Dec. 7.

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Sharing my hunting spot with company

Saturday was hot, an unusual Indian summer day after more than a month of below normal temperatures. I knew the high temperatures would prevent the deer from being as active as they normally would be this time of year, so I waited until almost three in the afternoon to head to my hunting spot across from strawberry hill.

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Grand Rapids man will be in woods again this fall, looking for his buck

Grand Rapids man will be in woods again this fall, looking for his buck

GRAND RAPIDS — Wes Libbey can still remember the first buck he shot at. A big 12-pointer, he recalled.

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