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‘The future is looking bright’

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MARSHALL — The Marshall FFA (Future Farmers of America) chapter recorded a handful of commendable finishes at the 2026 state convention, including two teams placing third overall in the career development events (CDEs), and senior Annabel Coudron placing first in poultry. The state ...

Main St./College Dr. intersection to close Monday

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MARSHALL — A major intersection on Marshall’s Main Street will close down starting Monday, as part of ongoing construction on Minnesota Highway 19, contractors said this week. R and G Construction representative Erika Coudron said construction will start in the intersection of Highway 19 ...

Seeing the ‘creative person that is hidden within’

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MARSHALL — On Friday morning, Boulder Creek residents Lois VanKeulen and Les Giefer, along with activities assistant Trisha Ludewig, strolled through the community room, admiring artwork created by fellow residents and staff members. “I remember when we did that,” VanKeulen said to ...

Marking Mustang milestones

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MARSHALL — Saturday marked a memorable day for hundreds of students who walked across the stage to complete a years-long journey and graduated from Southwest Minnesota State University in the 58th commencement. 370 students participated in Saturday’s ceremony, both undergraduate and ...

Community voices concerns to Lynd school board

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LYND — As the Lynd Public School District faces current financial challenges, community members addressed the board Monday night to voice their thoughts and concerns. Popular topics from the public included financial transparency and questions regarding recent staffing decisions. The room ...

Marshall Chamber plans patriotic display contest

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MARSHALL — Decorating for holidays is something that Marshall businesses have done for many years. And as the United States’ 250th anniversary gets closer, organizers of a downtown business event are hoping it will be a unique opportunity for shops to get creative. Earlier this month the ...