Felicia Teiken If you’ve ever had one of those weeks where you’re doing loads of fun things but can’t shake the feeling that you should really be at home applying for jobs, well, welcome to my life. For the last year, I’ve been in job search limbo, where I’ve applied to literally hundreds of jobs…. Read More

Garver’s Movie Review Bob Garver Back in 2019, “Joker” managed to make over $1 billion at the global box office and earn itself 11 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture and a Best Actor win for Joaquin Phoenix. I recall respecting the movie for Phoenix’s performance and the inspired idea to paint him as a Scorsese-style antihero,… Read More

Notes from the Farm…All the cows and calves are home and eating our third crop hayfields that we did not cut and bale. They can also munch on a couple corn fields that have been chopped for silage.  We will put the cows on a different corn field once we run the combine through that field. … Read More

The Prairie Spy Alan “Lindy” Linda The weird and different ways people have of predicting the weather have always entertained me. First, though, you have to realize that I grew up a couple of growing zones south of here, where it didn’t get as cold, and if it did, it didn’t hang around as long. It was still… Read More

To the Editor, Farm to School is a win for students, a win for farmers, and a win for communities. It strengthens our food system and our local economies, and it provides opportunities for students to develop new skills, such as agricultural or livestock production, and marketing, business, and entrepreneurship. Over the past decade, the farm to… Read More

By Tyler Trieglaff Notes from the Chief Friday, Sept. 27 7:54 a.m. Traffic stop for turn signal out. 8:28 a.m. Report of a school bus stop arm violation on Lake St. S. 11:26 a.m. Gas line hit behind city hall. Minnesota Energy on scene to take care of the issue. 4:31 p.m. Traffic stop for stop sign violation. 4:59 p.m. Traffic stop… Read More

To the Editor, Public libraries are making headlines nationwide and have become an unexpected target of efforts to limit individual rights, freedom of speech and critical thinking. Nationwide, Minnesota has taken a strong leadership stance in protecting Andrew Carnegie’s vision of public libraries as “dedicated to the diffusion of knowledge.” As a 2013 National Public Radio… Read More

The Prairie Spy Alan “Lindy” Linda The other evening at a public gathering of some sort or other, Lt. S got my attention from across a gift display table. She was making swiping motions at me, across her face with her hands. I observed her doing it, and wondered if she had developed sudden onset Parkinson’s, or… Read More

Garver’s Movie Review Bob Garver For better or worse, late September this year is certainly the time for animated robot movies. Fortunately, we got the “worse” out of the way last week with “Transformers One.” Now we can sit back and enjoy the “better” with “The Wild Robot.” Many people did indeed sit back and enjoy… Read More

By Felicia Teiken Special to the Forum What better way to follow up my introduction than to talk about my biggest fan and the reason my roots in Frazee run as deep as they do—my mom, Tanya Mastin? If you don’t know her, I’d be genuinely surprised. My mom worked at the Frazee Liquor Store for what… Read More