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McCook County Emergency Manager is feeling lucky after the only injury reported in a May 12 derecho was a banged elbow.
A look at the top track and field athletes days away from the state meet on Thursday, May 27
The 1,900-square-foot storm shelter would be Mitchell's first facility that can house residents and campers displaced from their homes during severe weather events
High school baseball roundup: Honkers power through region bracket for trip to Class B state tourney
Platte-Geddes/Dakota Christian/White Lake moves to 13-0
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An old folk name for this type of cloud formation is "mare's tails."
One factor in making our air humid is the establishment of crops.
Exactly three months after President Vladimir Putin ordered Russian forces into Ukraine, authorities in its second-largest city Kharkiv re-opened the underground metro, where thousands of civilians had sheltered for months under relentless bombardment.
The decisive battles of the war's latest phase are still raging further south, where Moscow is attempting to seize the Donbas region of two eastern provinces, Donetsk and Luhansk
Some 39 million people will travel 50 miles or more by car during the Memorial Day Weekend, up 8.3% from a year-ago and close to pre-pandemic volumes.
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Board members to discuss the proposed new high school.
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Meatpackers knew their plants were coronavirus hotbeds even as they lobbied to keep them open.
It’s best to find out in advance what’s missing and won’t work. The time for such discoveries is not when you start to pitch a tent upon your arrival at the campground right at dusk on a Friday night.
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A North Dakota potato breeder brings in a speaker from Wyoming who has trained a dog to detect potato virus diseases using their nose.
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After a successful playing and coaching career at Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville, Reinhard looks to add his stamp to the Dakota Wesleyan womens soccer program
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A look at the Mitchell Parks and Recreation activities and programs for 2022.
A look at the upcoming spring sports season.
