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Celebrate Recovery is now in Long Prairie to help support people who have hurts, hang-ups, and habits.
Coordinator Shane Skinner made the move with his wife Hope Skinner from Cathlamet, Washington to Long Prairie, Minnesota last year.
Shane Skinner is a living testimony about how Celebrate...
The 4H A-1 club rolled out, baked, decorated, and delivered cookies to the community, friends, and family in February.
Friends came together to jump into the frigid water of Lake Charlotte at the Prairie Plunge fundraiser for the Long Prairie Fire Department on Feb. 24
Trees have been tapped, and syrup is running in Todd County, but whether we’ll have a syrup season this year remains to be seen.
Residents who have a long history in the county say the first week of February this year is the earliest they can remember having a successful tapping of trees for maple...
Enterprise CP LLC is feeding the world and finding success as it manufactures noodles in rural Long Prairie, Minnesota.
Located in the southwest part of the town at 100 Banta Road, Enterprise CP is also bringing life and industry back into a 310,000 square-foot building that was first constructed...
Even with a lack of snow, the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School District found ways to blow off some pent up winter steam during snow days this year. Above, the royalty for the weeklong celebration were crowned.
Rhianon Nelson, left, and Kendry Santana Medina, right, were crowned Queen and King of...
Employees from Stearns Electric Association visited fourth graders in Long Prairie to share messages of electrical safety and information on the energy industry.
As part of Stearns Electric’s commitment to safety and community, the Cooperative presents an annual one-hour energy efficiency and...
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, the United Way Backpack Attack program was launched at Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Elementary. Approximately 80 volunteers, which included United Way and school staff, student athletes, school families, school board, administration, the Long Prairie police, community members,...
A country farmer, village resident, or downtown shop owner could tell a tale about “the way things used to be” in Long Prairie, but one of the area’s most reliable historians is its own Jeff Lucas.
“People would ask if stories were true, and I just assist people with their historical research,”...
Recently, the Grey Eagle Burtrum Lions donated $1,000 to the secondary school for activity days and $1,000 to the Youth Girls’ Basketball Program. Accepting the donations from Lion Linda Gohman were Secondary Principal Barton Rud and Activity Director Kelsey Paurus.
