Contributed photo Construction crews were in Henning on April 16 to take the large metal balls off the top of the Trinity Center building. The balls will be reconstructed as part of an expansive revitalization project on the top of the former church building. 

By Tom Hintgen Otter Tail County Correspondent More and more catalytic converters are being stolen from vehicles. But repair shops and dealerships have ways for securing those converters. Catalytic converters contain platinum, rhodium and palladium. The metals are expensive and thieves sell the converters. Here is one way to prevent those thefts. The CatClamp® was invented to prevent thieves from… Read More

5 years ago Citizen’s Advocate Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Members of the Otter Rod and Gun Club handed out over 5,000 free trees during its annual giveaway at the Hoot ‘N Holler parking lot on Saturday morning in Ottertail. The annual event has been a staple in Ottertail for over 30 years as club members say thank… Read More

Calling all area runners and walkers. Tri-County Health Care’s 40th annual Sunnybrook Stomp 5K is Friday, June 10, at Sunnybrook Park in Wadena. Same-day registration opens at 5:30 p.m. The races begin at 6:30 p.m., starting with a Kids 1K, followed immediately by the 5K. The cost for the 5K is $25 for adults and $20… Read More

Photos by Chad Koenen Henning area students went under the bright lights of Las Vegas during the annual grand march and prom ceremony on Saturday night. Prom, grand march and post prom was held at Thumper Pond Resort in Ottertail.

Henning student made 22 of 25 free throws at contest By Chad Koenen Publisher Easton Misegades took third place at the Elks National Hoop Shoot finals on Saturday. The national hoop shoot was held at Wintrust Arena, home of the WNBA Champion Chicago Sky and DePaul Blue Demons in Chicago, Ill.  Each division consisted of 12 finalists… Read More

Scholarship fund began in 1993 By Chad Koenen Publisher From humble beginnings in Almora to a long career in the banking industry, Lloyd Amundson never forgot the roots that made him the person he has become today.  As he looks out his window on a cold “spring” morning a few weeks ago, the longtime stalwart of the… Read More

Nine full-time employees have left since 2019 By Chad Koenen Publisher In a span of approximately three years, nine full-time employees in the Henning Utility Department, Henning City Office and Henning Police Department have voluntarily left their positions. Six of those employees, including police officer Dave Wilson, clerk/treasurer Kim Schroeder and the entire public works department… Read More

Sattgast Hall gets a face-lift thanks to Henning alum Installation of a student-led design project to expand the representation of scientists depicted on the walls of Bemidji State University’s Sattgast Hall has begun.  For many decades, the hallways of Sattgast Hall —home to BSU’s science programs—have been lined with a collection of monochromatic, sketched portraits of… Read More

Volunteers can assist firefighters during an emergency call By Chad Koenen Publisher Do you want to help out the fire department, but cannot make all of the meetings and training sessions? Perhaps you recently retired from a fire department, but still want to help out where possible? The Deer Creek Fire Department may have just the answer… Read More