By Chad Koenen Publisher Henning School alumni will be taking a trip down memory lane on Saturday, June 21 for the first all-school reunion in nearly a decade. The all-school reunion committee has recently put the finishing touches on the one-day celebration that will include everything from live music, breakfast, a silent auction and a… Read More
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Organizers gear up for all-school reunion
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 4:01pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
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Kostelecky, Lhotak advance to state golf
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:58pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0Contributed photo Logan Kostelecky, Teigan Bjerke and Janie Lhotak were named to the Quad County All-Conference golf team earlier this season. Kostelecky and Lhotak both qualified for the Class A state golf meet that will be held next week in Becker, Minn. For more information, check out page 9.
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Fosse recognized for years of service to City of Henning
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:51pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0Photo by Chad Koenen Henning Police Chief Mike Helle presented Joan Fosse with a hanging basket on behalf of the City of Henning for her years of service to the community. Fosse has volunteered her time to plant, water and weed the flowers at city park for approximately 20 years. She was forced to retire… Read More
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No injuries reported in tractor fire in Nidaros Twp.
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:50pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0By Chad Koenen Publisher A tractor appears to be a complete loss, but no one was injured in a tractor fire in Nidaros Township on Thursday night. At 7:49 p.m. on Thursday night, the Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a tractor on fire in the 18000 block of Norwegian Road in… Read More
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Correction
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:49pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0An error was noted in May 20 issue of the Citizen’s Advocate. In an article entitled Mills and Strege selected for all-state choir, it was stated Cade Strege and David Mills were the first two members of the Henning School choir to be chosen to participate in all-state choir. However, several former students under the… Read More
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Recent NYM graduate killed in auto accident
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:49pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0Schermerhorn faces three felony charges By Chad Koenen Publisher Less-than one week after receiving his high school diploma, a local teenager is dead following a crash in Bluffton Township on Tuesday night (May 27). Blake Unger, age 18, was killed in an accident near the intersection of 370th St and 640th Ave, northwest of Wadena… Read More
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Ottertail Music in the Park returns for 10th season
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:48pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0By Chad Koenen Publisher Music, hot dogs, popcorn and Elvis Presley—oh my! One of the more popular summertime activities in the Ottertail region will once again be making a return to the Ottertail Community Park next week. The summer concert series is back for its 10th season and will once again feature a mixture of… Read More
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Great-Uncle John was twice a hero
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:43pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0By Tom Hintgen Otter Tail County Correspondent On Memorial Day weekend this writer visited the gravesite of Tom Hintgen’s Great-Uncle John McAuliffe at Holy Cross Cemetery in north Fargo. He served his country in the Spanish-American War in 1898 and 1899. To family members he is a hero, and there’s another story that makes him… Read More
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Eighth graders launch man made rockets
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:38pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0Photos by Dani Koenen Under the direction of science teachers Scott Hart and Dana Damm, the Henning eighth grade students set off plastic rockets on the football field near the end of the school year. The annual rocket launching event is held each spring with students in eighth grade science. The students create the rockets… Read More
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Legislature approves Rasmusson’s alternative CPA licensure pathway
News | Published on June 3, 2025 at 3:30pm EDT Kendall Koenen| Author: Kendall Koenen
0The Minnesota Legislature recently approved the State and Local Government and Elections budget agreement, which includes a key policy championed by Sen. Jordan Rasmusson (R-Fergus Falls) to create an alternative pathway to certified public accountant (CPA) licensure. Senate File 1536 reduces the minimum years of college from five to four to become a CPA. The… Read More