COMMUNITY
Prairie’s Edge planning major improvements
By Tom Cherveny , March 15, 2010
Last group of Red Bulls returns today in Rosemount 
The last group of 34th Infantry Division soldiers will return from a year-long deployment today. The group should return to the Rosemount Community Center around 4 p.m.
By Townpages staff report , February 09, 2010
Granite Falls man faces charges for alleged stabbing 
GRANITE FALLS — Erich Ryan Blue, 26, of Granite Falls, was arraigned in district court in Granite Falls on Tuesday on charges he stabbed his brother following an argument Sunday at their father’s home.
February 03, 2010
Local cancer center design reflects goal of seamless care, comfort 
WILLMAR — A free-standing aquarium, populated with colorful tropical fish and starfish, has been an unexpected hit with patients and families who spend time in the waiting room at the new Willmar Regional Cancer Center.
By Anne Polta , January 21, 2010
Hospital is abuzz as cancer center will be unveiled to the public this weekend 
January 21, 2010
Support for Renville Co. wind energy proposal is on the rise 
OLIVIA — A proposal to erect one of the state’s largest wind farms amidst some of its most productive farm lands found clear sailing Tuesday with the Renville County Board of Commissioners.
By Tom Cherveny , November 18, 2009
Future of Willmar mental health hospital unknown 
By Carolyn Lange , November 14, 2009
Committee recommends City Council declare church unsafe 
WILLMAR — The City Council’s Community Development Committee will be asking the council to declare the Mahanaim Assamblea de Dios Church at 707 Litchfield Ave. S.W. unsafe.
By David Little , October 31, 2009
Record 11.5 million Americans age 18-24 opt for higher education 
By Justin Pope , October 30, 2009
Fergus Falls ice arena plan divides community 
The Fergus Falls (Minn.) City Council has committed $4 million to a new ice arena – a project that generated impassioned support, vocal opposition and, more recently, an effort to recall a council member.
By Mila Koumpilova , October 27, 2009
Tough economy brings more people in search of assistance financially 
WILLMAR — Signs of a tough economy are being seen in increased requests for services at the Heartland Community Action Agency. At the same time, federal stimulus is helping to meet some of the needs of those living in poverty.
By Carolyn Lange , October 23, 2009
Rice Memorial Hospital reports its provided $18.5M in community benefits last year 
WILLMAR — Rice Memorial Hospital provided $18.5 million worth of community benefits in 2008 — more than 20 percent of the city-owned hospital’s operating costs.
By Anne Polta , October 15, 2009
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Community Festival Time: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Fourth of July traditionally kicks off the time of year in which many county fairs, city festivals, parades and other outdoor events take place. Some involve amusement rides, most involve food, and almost all of them bring out the best and the worst a community has to offer. Let’s fir
Posted by: bemidjimike on Jul 9, 2009 at 9:54 PM | The View from this side of the LakeFundraiser Photos
Community Coming Together
Our Great Niece Aubrey was born in May of 2008 with a complete bilateral cleft lip and palate, she has had two surgeries so far. The first last September, the second in February..she will h
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