Truck driver Monte Duel posted a request for help on Facebook to help plan a benefit for his mother, who was diagnosed with cancer.
Lake Park man declines manager position with City of Frazee
Written by Gale KaasThomas Bement of Lake Park was offered and declined the Frazee Event Center manager/community development director position.
How many young children – younger than 10 or 12 – can say they’ve been bowling half their lives?
Joe Bachleitner can.
Frazee business offers lake accessories, repairs
Written by Barbie Porter
Warm temperatures quickly turn thoughts of lake property owners to docks, lifts and lake toys.
Those people may want to visit At Ease Dock & Lift which sells lifts for every craft up to 8,000 pounds, a variety of docks, plenty of toys and does repair work as well.
Explorer Will Steger does not say America – or the world – is going to hell in a handbasket.
Rather, the journey will be facilitated in words and actions of politicians and others who are in denial about changes in climate, extreme weather occurrences and even the possibility of global warming.
Local driver winds up 2 decades, nearly 2 million miles across continent
Written by John Dermody
Finally after three careers, Ken Hoehne has decided to retire.
Last week, he pulled the pin on almost two decades of driving semis for Daggett Truck Line, after earlier in his life having been a dairy farmer and an operator of heavy construction equipment.
Gus Ziegler tells of good times as missionary in Africa
Written by John Dermody
August “Gus” Ziegler hasn’t been in Senegal, a country on the west coast of Africa, for many years. But his comments and a video presentation to the Bethlehem Lutheran Church’s Men’s Club Sunday evening brought memories flowing freely.
Alzheimer’s education session held at Frazee Care Center
Written by John Dermody
A presentation aimed at Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia at the Frazee Care Center last week focused on typical targets: Education and awareness, dispelling myths, and clarifying definitions of terms that frequently are not clear to the public.
Redistricting plan pits same-party incumbents against each other
Written by John Dermody
A special panel of five judges released a statewide redistricting plan for Minnesota house and senate districts Tuesday, Feb. 21, which could make for some interesting political races in this area when voters go to the polls Nov. 6. However, many districts are largely unchanged.
Evergreen family commemorates son’s passion for learning with scholarships
Written by Barbie Porter
Three scholarships commemorate the life of Logan Hoehne, including one that will be awarded to Frazee High School students.
The funds for the scholarship come from the late 19-year-old Evergreen resident’s college savings, and his parents, Tawnia and Steve Hoehne, are adamant that donations are not being sought.