City to survey residents on need for resource officer By Robert Willams Editor Frazee Chief of Police Tyler Trieglaff initiated further discussions on putting a school resource officer at Frazee-Vergas High School and the city council agreed to survey residents on both the need and potential costs of hiring. “In the grand scheme of things, I’d say we… Read More

By Robert Willams Editor Brad Solberg has been a licensed insurance agent for 22 years, the last four in Frazee as the owner of Solberg Insurance in the historic Baldwin Agency building. Solberg purchased the building and business from Bruce and Barn Jacobs upon moving to the area. He was the first non-Baldwin family member to own… Read More

The response to the Bethlehem Lutheran Women’s Missionary League’s (LWML) textile collection for recycling this month has been more than anticipated. “We have a roomful of stuff, it just goes on and on,” organizer Carol May said. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the visit of guest speaker Rolland Elendu of Elendu Textiles, originally planned for Sept. 29, has… Read More

Contributed photo The Frazee-Vergas graduating Class of 1971 gathered at Lion’s Park Saturday, Aug. 27, for their annual get-together. Front row: Denyce Simonson Biewer, Richard Dretsch, Tim Courneya, Marlys Mastin Oswald, Sharly Nelson Gamradt, Susan Foltz Hiedeman, Mary Schreiner Kurth, LaVon Ziemann Loerzal, Lola Oelka Bachmann, Valeri Schultz Shaw. Back row: Kathryn Taylor Ghavimi, Steven… Read More

Grants to support new, existing child care programs Child care providers in Otter Tail County can apply to the new Child Care Capacity Grant Program. The program is intended to support child care program needs for existing providers and increase child care slots for new or expanding providers in Otter Tail County. Access to quality and affordable… Read More

5 years ago Frazee-Vergas Forum September 28, 2017 Fall has arrived in full force—Cooler weather has been in the area well before fall arrived Friday. Sept. 22. In the fall, because of changes in the length of daylight and changes in temperature, the leaves stop their food-making process. The chlorophyll breaks down, the green color disappears, and… Read More

Alex Bettcher of Frazee was one of 801 incoming freshmen who received scholarships from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire for the 2022-23 academic year, with many students receiving multiple awards. Each award varies in amount and criteria.  Bettcher was a recipient of the Minnesota Meets UWEC Scholarship. Two other Detroit Lakes high school classmates were awarded… Read More

Hornets to travel to Underwood on Friday By Chad Koenen Publisher Frazee fell to 2-2 on the season after dropping a game that was much closer than the final score of 33-14 on Friday night. The Hornets turned the ball over 3 times, but outgained Crookston by a 238-228 margin. Unfortunately, the Pirates were able to take advantage… Read More

Chill Fishing Report Cody Hill Fall is in the air, trees are starting to change colors, and the fall bite is starting to get amazing. Morning temps are dropping into the 40’s and the lakes are starting to slowly begin the cool down process. Anglers who like to chase trophy fish, this is prime time. Fish… Read More

Nearly 60 teams compete in Grand Forks By Chad Koenen Publisher The Frazee Hornets competed in a pair of meets last week, including one that featured nearly 60 teams from across Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Canada. After traveling to the Bagley/Fosston Invitational on Tuesday, the Hornets traveled to Grand Forks on Saturday for the first-ever… Read More