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This week’s Wolverine Player of the Week is junior sprinter Hunter Hawkins.

Freshman catcher Josh Dykhoff is this week’s Wolverine Player of the Week.

“Great Googly Moogly!”  Remember that line in the old Snickers commercial?

For country music, any year could be the year, but thinking back 1981 was the year I graduated from high school.

There haven’t been a lot of two time winners of the Wolverine Player of the Week and, until this week, no one has won it twice in the same season.

Here’s your chance to win four tickets to see the Minnesota Twins take on the Detroit Tigers on Sunday, May 12 and an autographed baseball featuring signatures from two of the Twins top players.

There’s no way anyone would move Graceland, Elvis Presley’s home in Memphis…or is there?

When most of us think of Easter, the first things that comes to mind are Easter eggs, the resurrection of Jesus Christ or both.  But I learned something about Easter this week that I didn’t know before.

After several weeks of waiting and wondering, we now know when Super One Foods in Wadena will be moving to its new location.

I’m always amazed when we receive a email from folks that just happen to listen in Sweden…Yes that Sweden, see the email  letter we received:

Senior baseball player Justin Dykhoff is the Wolverine Player of the Week and earned it with a dynamite start.

I’m a history person. I like to know when cool things happened. Some have more significance than others certainly. I noticed that today just happened to be the maiden flight of the Boeing 737, 52 years ago today. How far we have come? And yes this Flying machine is still being used today, although I’m sure its been surpassed by …

The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development announced Monday that Wadena is one of three Minnesota communities that have been selected to receive a total of $1.69 million in infrastructure grants.

According to the National Weather Service Twin Cities, a winter storm is most likely coming through the midwest this week.

Distracted driving-related crashes claim an average of 45 lives each year. To increase awareness and change dangerous behaviors, more than 300 Minnesota law enforcement agencies will begin a three-week extra distracted driving enforcement campaign starting April 8.