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Wadena SWCD reports growth in conservation projects
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (495+ words) WADENA — Darren Newville, Wadena Soil and Water Conservation District manager, presented an overview of the district’s work to the Wadena County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Sept. 1, highlighting its 2025 activities and requesting the county’s annual budget allocation. Newville said the…...
Wadena tractor pull shows off vintage power and local competition
1+ week, 6+ day ago (186+ words) WADENA— England Prairie's Pioneer Club held a tractor pull as part of its Pioneer Days on Aug. 22. Tractor enthusiasts gathered to see competitors from across the area, with 80-year-old Thomas Nathe of Sauk Center recognized as the oldest puller and…...
Staples meat-processing facility opens, expanding options for local farmers - Wadena Pioneer Journal | News, weather, sports from Wadena Minnesota
3+ week, 3+ day ago (669+ words) STAPLES — U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, the DFL nominee for governor in the November general election, returned to Staples Tuesday, Aug. 18, for the grand opening of Farmers Union Processing plus Meats, more than a year after attending the facility’s groundbreaking ceremony....
59 years of corn, chicken and community
3+ week, 5+ day ago (255+ words) WADENA — The annual Rotary Corn and Chicken Feed cruised into its 59th year in classic Rotarian style, with volunteers shucking 400 dozen ears of corn in the early morning hours of Thursday, Aug. 13. Rotary members, community members and the Boy Scouts lent…...