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Alexandria Area High School students stopped to pose at three marked spots on the Performing Arts Center stage Saturday, April 17. (Jasmine Johnson / Echo Press)

Events

An elegant stage procession for Alexandria students

People

Starbuck autism advocate sets out to bring awareness, opportunities to rural areas

Track and Field

Ashby-Brandon-Evansville features good mix of veterans, youth

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John Richards and his wife, Diane Jamison-Richards (left) donated a $200 Elden's Fresh Food gift card, which they had won in the Cutest Couple photo contest, to Someplace Safe of Douglas County. The local advocates (left to right), Kalyn J., Leigh N. and Susan K. were very thankful for the gift. (Celeste Edenloff / Echo Press)

People

Alexandria's 'Cutest Couple' gives back

Grace Oeltjen lays down a bunt for a single in the first inning of Osakis' 20-1 win over Minnewaska in three innings on Apr. 16, 2021. (Jared Rubado / Echo Press)

Softball

Osakis’ firepower too much for Minnewaska as veterans lead the way, Lakers’ new coach learning the ropes

Emma Wolf was the sole survivor of the Wolf family murders. She was eventually adopted by her aunt and uncle. Photo courtesy: The Murdered Family

The Vault

Whatever happened to baby Emma, the only survivor of her murdered family? The Turtle Lake Murders — Episode #4

Obituaries

Apr 16th 2021 - 4pm

Gene Rollofson

Apr 14th 2021 - 2pm

Marlene Engstrom

Apr 14th 2021 - 1pm

Trevor Ludwig

Apr 14th 2021 - 1pm

Kenneth Grothen

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Weather

Rain/snow mixture continuing

Sports

Baseball

Early lead doesn’t last for Brandon-Evansville as LPGE rallies

Tennis

Roundup: Osakis wins season opener, Lakers roll to 3-1

Track and Field

Ashby-Brandon-Evansville features good mix of veterans, youth

Business

Agriculture

NDSU Professor tells stories of the Great Plains through song

Agriculture

Rural Americans don't follow urban vaccination trends

Coronavirus

COVID-19 vaccinations are accelerating, forcing CEOs to plot a return to the office sooner than expected. ‘Yes, you can ask for proof’

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Coronavirus

Minnesota reports 2,429 new COVID-19 cases, 10 deaths Saturday

Wellness

Distance makes adult feel left out of dad's end-of-life care

Wellness

Mayo Clinic podcast: Don’t miss a beat with preventive heart care

Government

Officers stand guard outside Brooklyn Center Police Department with trash thrown at them by demonstrators at their feet after police allegedly shot and killed a man, who local media report is identified by the victim's mother as Daunte Wright, in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on April 11, 2021. REUTERS/Nick Pfosi

Government and Politics

After Wright's death, Minnesota lawmakers look to curb police stops that can turn deadly

Government and Politics

Sen. Bill Ingebrigtsen supports bill that closes loophole on sexual assault crimes

Government and Politics

Minnesota police shooting rekindles police reform debate, puts budget talks in question

Education

Education

Brandon-Evansville Prom 2021

Education

Alexandria Knowledge Bowl team heads to state

Education

Minnesota school's 'Rebel' mascot to change after petition compares it to Confederate soldier

Osakis

Osakis

Osakis Voices: When should you buy your first or next home?

Osakis

Osakis Police Blotter: April 1-7

Osakis

Osakis School Board purchases more property

Northland Outdoors

This 16-pound, 6-ounce walleye caught Saturday, March 13, by Jared Shypkoski of Dickinson, N.D., on Lake Oahe has been confirmed as the new North Dakota state record walleye, the Game and Fish Department reported Monday, April 12. (Photo courtesy of North Dakota Game and Fish Department)

Northland Outdoors

These are the good, old days for big walleyes on the Missouri River System

Northland Outdoors

Dokken: More questions means longer wait for certifying record fish in North Dakota

Northland Outdoors

Mike Frisch: Finding those mid-spring crappies

Columnists

Columns

It's Karen's Turn column: Calls of ‘racist’ don’t help

Columns

From the Echo Press archives, 2011: More worksites ban tobacco

Columns

In the Know column: Douglas County projected to grow to 40,000 people by 2040

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Check out the newest edition of Guide to Douglas County

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Check out the newest edition of The Churches of Douglas County

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Check out the newest edition of the Real Estate Guide