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RiverView Therapist’s Personal Goals Lead to Best Care for Patients

“Patients with lung issues after COVID need to be proactive in their treatment. Working on breathing exercises to help with inflation of the lungs and muscle strengthening can be helpful. Taking the edications prescribed by your provider and staying up to date on your COVID vaccinations and flu shot is also important as your lungs may have lasting damage from COVID that would make it hard to heal from another respiratory illness.’’

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USDA Invests 285 Million in Infrastructure to Combat Climate Change Across Rural Minnesota

St. Paul, Minn. -- U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development State Director Colleen Landkamer announced today that the department is investing $250 million in critical infrastructure loans to lower energy costs, expand access to clean energy for people across rural Minnesota, and combat climate change.

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College student finds possible ancient elephant tusk

Jakob O’Brien of Alva, Oklahoma found a possible elephant tusk when he went home for Thanksgiving break last month. It wasn’t until he brought his findings back to Haviland where he is a youth ministry student at Barclay College to get help from the local creation science expert, Dr. Jerry Simmons at the Heart of America Science Museum, that he realized how exciting this find of his might be.

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Polk County group chosen for program focusing on substance abuse challenges

The U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) announced that a team of professionals representing the criminal justice system, public and behavioral health fields, social services and county commissioners from Polk County was chosen to be part of a select group of fellows in a new rural leadership program. The program is called Reaching Rural: Advancing Collaborative Solutions. Program fellows will learn how to adopt bold solutions to the persistent challenge of substance use in rural communities. They'll work closely with innovators who have established successful programs in other rural communities.

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CHS student makes signs for visitor’s bureau

CHS senior, Elliot Bartrum shows off the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau logo signs he made to perfectly match the visitors guides brochure holders. One is already at the Valley Technology Park building and the other is headed to the Crookston Sports Center. The visitor’s bureau extends a thank you to Bartrum for his work and appreciates Travis Oliver for allowing the Advanced Woodworking Class to take on this project.

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