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u Cathy Erickson of Holt is most well-known for her music, but besides her waltzes and polkas, she is also known for her kitchen creation known as a “kolache”. Her delicious sweet bread has been served at the annual St. Joseph Hunter’s Supper, family gatherings, bake sales, and made just to give to friends. “I’ve even mailed kolaches to friends who weren’t expecting them!” said Cathy.

u Piano students of Mrs. Rachel Mattson performed the prelude and also entertained while the guests were being served.

Each year, Border Bank selects three employees to receive the prestigious Cultivate Awards, representing the areas of service, community, and innovation.

As emergency responders, we are ready to respond to any emergency that arises, but we also want to do what we can to help reduce possible emergencies in our community. The Middle River squad is often the recipient of donations from community members, and they recently voted to use some of these funds to purchase LifeVac devices and donate them to daycares in and around Middle River.

Marshall County Central Senior Kaydence Augustine was named a Triple ‘A’ Award finalist at the Region 8 banquet held recently in Mahnomen.

Sarah Pulk

A two-decimal error spelled the difference in the Greenbush-Middle River District receiving $204,782.63 in levy funds from Kittson and Marshall counties over the last two payable tax years–fiscal year 2022 and 2023. At the GMR School Board’s January 22 meeting, Roseau County admitted the mistake on its end. The board approved receiving these under-levied funds from Roseau County in one payment as soon as possible–not spread-out over time, as was another option.