Feed My Starving Children meets meal goal

Feed My Starving Children meets meal goal

The third-annual Feed My Starving Children meal packing event surpassed its goal of 200,000 meals. See more photos in Photo Gallery attached to this story

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First Hancock home sporting events

The first home sporting event for the season will take place tonight, Sept. 2 at the school. The Hancock volleyball team will host Brandon-Evansville starting at 6 p.m. On Tuesday, the volleyball team will host Henning. The Owls football team will travel to Eagle Valley Friday night. Their first home game is Friday, Sept. 10 vs CAHN.

Local artists exhibit at State Fair

The Fine Arts Department of the Minnesota State Fair presents an annual art exhibition that is the result of a juried competition. Participation is open to all living residents of Minnesota, and each may submit one work for consideration. Only those works selected by the jurors are displayed in the Fine Arts Center during the State Fair. In 2010 nine judges, including several museum curators, picked the 413 pieces on display -- paintings, photos, sculpture and six other categories including jewelry, a new genre -- from 2,157 entries. Among the artists selected were Deb Connelly from Danvers with a watercolor and Phyllis Joos of Hancock with an etching.

Kobberman to teach social studies in Hancock

It could be a fun year for students in 7-12 social studies at Hancock this year. That is because the new teacher has a lot of fun things planned for the students.

Karla Cronen new school counselor in Hancock

The small school setting in Hancock feels comfortable for the new K-12 school counselor. Karla Cronen grew up in Raymond and attended MACCRAY high school, both very familiar and similar in size to Hancock.

Kindergarten Connection in Hancock

Kindergarten Connection in Hancock

A fun two weeks for Hancock kindergarten students recently wrapped up. Twenty-three kindergartens spent a couple hours each day in their future classroom doing many fun activities.

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New math teacher, not new at HHS

New math teacher, not new at HHS

The new instructor in the Hancock High School math classroom is not a new face to many students.

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UMM grad named state's top family physician

UMM grad named state's top family physician

Van Gooch:'Rick Wehseler is incredibly personable and passionate and I am not at all surprised that he obtained the physician’s award'

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Ingebrigtsen, Thoreen to debate on Pioneer Public TV

Ingebrigtsen, Thoreen to debate on Pioneer Public TV

Morris attorney Amy Doll-Wohlers will moderate live Senate District 11 forum Sept. 9

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Chokio youth named State Fair's Poultry Prince

Chokio youth named State Fair's Poultry Prince

John DeBuhr is first-ever winner of award, earning scholarship and ambassadorship

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Stevens County under Tornado Watch

A Tornado Watch affecting Stevens County and surrounding areas is in effect until 2 a.m. Tuesday

Surprise in 1956 county time capsule

Surprise in 1956 county time capsule

Time capsule from 1956 courthouse, opened Monday, contains papers from 1957

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Royalty crowned at Donnelly Threshing Bee

Royalty crowned at Donnelly Threshing Bee

The 2010 Threshing Bee royalty were crowned Saturday at Donnelly.

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Threshing Bee coronation today in Donnelly

Threshing Bee coronation today in Donnelly

Queen, Little Miss Donnelly candidates take stage at 7 p.m. on the Threshing Bee grounds

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Area Weather: Cooler temps give way to 80s

Area Weather: Cooler temps give way to 80s

Cooler temperatures we experienced the last week will give way to mid-80s by Monday, says KSAX TV meteorologist Mark Anthony

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