Personal (Occupation, Education, and Family): Occupation: Stay-at-home mom and licensed cosmetologist since 2013. Background: Grew up in the metro area, moved all over the Western United States, and proudly planted roots in Marshall in 2021. Family: Mom of two sons (ages 15 and 7) ...
Personal (Occupation, Education, and Family): I'm currently employed as a Porter with a strong community supporter Kruse Motors. Education: I'm a High school Graduate. N. Marion HS, Sparr Fl. Class of 1974. Major Agricultural and Auto Mechanic. I did complete one semester at Santa Fe CC. ...
TRACY — Harassment was reported at 12:16 a.m. Wednesday on the 300 block of Morgan Street, Tracy Police said. No further information was available. MARSHALL — A report is pending on a school bus stop arm violation at 4:53 p.m. Tuesday on the 500 block of Village Drive, Marshall Police said. MARSHALL — An incident reported at 3:48 p.m. Tuesday on the 400 block of Village Drive is under investigation, Marshall Police said.
Personal: Occupation, education, family: I am Julie Allen and I have been a resident in Marshall for the past 47 years. I received my degree from the College of St Catherine in education and moved to Marshall for a teaching opportunity. Teaching is more than a career for me; it is my ...
Sen. Amy Klobuchar wasted no time throwing Gov. Tim Walz overboard during her first debate with Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth. The Brainerd debate between the two candidates for governor was hosted by the KSTP and the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce. Most of the questions centered around Minnesota’s business climate. Both candidates said Minnesota is on the wrong track after Walz’s two terms, and Demuth immediately tried to tie Klobuchar to Walz, a fellow Democrat. The Republican speaker of the Minnesota House repeated her campaign’s theme that Klobuchar would offer more ...
MARSHALL — Another Minnesota company – this time from Marshall – has sued Old National Bank, alleging the bank failed to notify them of fraudulent activity in their accounts. According to documents filed Oct. 2 in U.S. District Court, Midwest Ag Enterprises, Inc., of Marshall, and two related companies claim criminals gained access to their bank accounts and stole about $549,000 through fraudulent transfers this summer. The companies’ complaint claims that Old National Bank did not detect the transactions or notify the businesses. The complaint claims that when Midwest Ag ...
