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Many groups extend a helping hand PressPass

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By Carolyn Lange , December 12, 2009

Be an angel: Give PressPass

Be an angel: Give There’s a 25 percent increase in the need for angels this year. The increased demand for people who are willing to dig deep into their pockets and hearts is matched by the increasing number of people in need.

By Carolyn Lange , December 12, 2009

Renville County geology among state’s most interesting PressPass

Renville County’s underlying geology is among the state’s most interesting, according to Dale Setterholm of the Minnesota Geological Survey at the University of Minnesota.

By Tom Cherveny , December 05, 2009

Renville County down under PressPass

Renville County down under County is region’s first to map its groundwater resources as part of Geological Atlas project

By Tom Cherveny , December 05, 2009

A forest of Christmas trees PressPass

Forget driving a country mile to tromp through waist-deep snow only to find the perfect Christmas tree without a saw. Local Christmas tree farms make the experience of harvesting a Christmas tree a whole lot easier for area families.

By By Jenna Dillon , November 28, 2009

Retailers optimistic about holiday sales PressPass

Retailers optimistic about holiday sales The two women leaving the Kandi Mall in Willmar last Saturday afternoon were laden down with three shopping bags apiece. “I worked up a sweat,” one of them remarked as they headed for their car in the crowded parking lot next to the J.C. Penney store. Inside the mall, the concourses were busy with shoppers. Local retailers are crossing their fingers that consumers will be willing to spend more freely as the holiday shopping season arrives.

By Anne Polta , November 21, 2009

Grief Center brings support, education about grief and loss PressPass

Grief Center brings support, education about grief and loss Brenda Wiese was still new to Rice Memorial Hospital’s Grief Center in Willmar when a high school-aged boy came in to talk to her about the recent death of a classmate. Wiese hadn’t dealt with many adolescent males and wasn’t sure how the session would go. Would she say the right things? Would it be helpful?

By Anne Polta , November 07, 2009

Volunteers find satisfaction in helping with holiday festival PressPass

Volunteers find satisfaction in helping with holiday festival By the time the Rice Health Foundation’s annual holiday festival next weekend is over and done with, more than 100 volunteers will have been involved in everything from handing out programs to enlisting corporate sponsors.

By Anne Polta , November 07, 2009

Thinking warmth? Think safety first PressPass

Thinking warmth? Think safety first It seemed we had hardly hit the bunks in the remote, north woods cabin when the commotion made me forget how sick I was suddenly feeling. In the dimly-lit cabin I watched one of my fishing companions stagger into a kitchen table, bounce off the wall and land on all fours. He crawled out the doorway, leaving the door wide open on a chilly, May night. And in so doing, he saved our lives.

By Tom Cherveny , October 24, 2009

Book’s author drew details from news coverage PressPass

Chad Lewis, author of the newly published “Minnesota Road Guide to Gangster Hot Spots,” relied on contemporary news coverage to reconstruct many of the details of the robberies, kidnappings, crime sprees and shoot-outs that fill the book.

By Anne Polta , October 10, 2009

Shootout in downtown Willmar PressPass

New book details Minnesota gangster stories from 1930s

By Anne Polta , October 10, 2009

Two 50 somethings tackle Headwaters Hundred PressPass

Two 50 somethings tackle Headwaters Hundred A light turned on at 5:15 a.m. in our hotel room.

October 03, 2009

Salsa is the new popular condiment in town PressPass

Salsa is the new popular condiment in town Move over, ketchup. Find a new best friend, tortilla chip.

By By Jenna Dillon , September 26, 2009

It’s National Preparedness Month, local officials urge planning, communication PressPass

WILLMAR — Kandiyohi County Emergency Management Director Don Ericson usually hears the same comment from people affected by tornados or other severe weather situations.

By Gretchen Schlosser , September 19, 2009

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Video: Behold the beauty of clay
Video report of second-grade students at Kennedy Elementary School in Willmar learn some pottery basics from Schollett and produce a Mother’s Day gift to boot.