City water finishes in top three at taste contest By Barbie Porter Editor  The City of Frazee will have a spring clean up day where residents can kick large items like sofas to the curb and have it hauled away. The decision was made during the monthly council meeting on Monday, March 21. The dates being considered… Read More

Sponsorships being sought for new baseball field By Barbie Porter Editor  Retaining electives and seeking sponsors to pay for a baseball diamond were discussed at the Frazee-Vergas School Board working session on Tuesday, March 22. Superintendent Terry Karger asked the board to consider the potential need for staff reduction. As the district sees declining enrollment, and the… Read More

Wallin elected divsion VP By Barbie Porter Editor  Frazee High School’s student council recently hosted a Student Council Western Division meeting, and the effort put forward impressed the group’s advisor, Megan Galligan. She noted this is the first in-person division meeting they had since 2019, as the COVID-19 pandemic temporarily discontinued such school-related gatherings. Harley Kropuenske is the Western Division… Read More

Bistro moved to main level By Barbie Porter Editor  The CornerStone is aiming to be open this summer. Modifications were recently made to where the bistro and youth center will be located. CornerStone board member Karen Pifher reported electrical inspections were done recently and a soft opening is set for June. She noted the progress was made possible… Read More

FHS senior eager to share iconic story By Barbie Porter Editor  Katy Wilkowski has been waiting years for the “Wizard of Oz” to be the Frazee High School musical. In her senior year, her dream came true and she earned the lead role of Dorothy. Dorothy is a fictional character in the classic 1900 children’s novel, “The… Read More

By Tyler Trieglaff Notes from the Chief We are 3 for 3 on our first calf heifers not having any milk. What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is a going on here?  I think I have it nailed down after some research and asking some other cattlemen. The issue can most likely be attributed to the… Read More

The University of North Dakota Office of the Registrar issued its fall semester 2021 Deans List, Presidents Roll of Honor and names of winter commencement. The Dean’s List, published at the end of each spring and fall semester, contains the names of students who are ranked in the top 15 percent of their college. The student… Read More

Competitive rates and adequate coverage a must By Barbie Porter Editor  “How important is it to you, to call and talk to someone instead of a computer service?” asked United Community Insurance agent Rita Stelzer.  She recognized that people pay hard-earned money to ensure their valuables are protected and will be covered, should an unforeseen accident occur.  Those who… Read More

Roads are too soft for traffic due to melting snow The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will begin temporarily closing some state forest roads and trails as seasonal melting makes them too soft to support vehicle traffic without causing damage. Depending on weather and local site conditions, the temporary closures are expected to begin at… Read More

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is holding a career fair on Tuesday, March 29, from 4-7 p.m. for anyone interested in learning more about the career of a conservation officer. The current recruiting period, which runs through April 8, is for the agency’s CO Prep program, which provides a pathway for people without previous law… Read More