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- Sep 26, 2026
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Some food for thought at the Atlantic Place (opens the original)
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Back in May, one of the Independent's more loyal readers sent me an email request for this column. "A group of senior center (Adult Community Center) members visited the Atlantic Place for a tour and taste event. It would be of interest to others, I think, to learn more about the new owner and chef and featured menu items... The owner also shared his culinary experiences," the reader wrote. It took me awhile, but I finally caught up with Atlantic Place executive chef and owner Ronnie Walker this
‘Party in the Back’ a blast inside the arena (opens the original)
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MARSHALL -- Shania! The Hits had already performed several Shania Twain hits when the lead guitarist welcomed the Prairie Jame audience inside the Red Baron Arena and introduced the lead vocalist. "You may not recognize her later when she comes out. Believe it or not this is her natural hair color," he bellowed out to the crowd standing in front of him on the floor and more people in the stands and up in the VIP section. "Please make some noise for my lovely wife. A Kentucky girl, Mrs. Rosanna J
‘A museum’ of vintage trucks (opens the original)
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REDWOOD FALLS -- Tim Wertish says he was born on a salvage yard. He presently owns a used car lot in Redwood Falls. So cars and trucks have always been part of his life. So much so, that he started what he called a vintage vehicle rescue. In 2018, he purchased a farm site on the south end of the city to store and display his collection that has grown to more than 300 vehicles today. "I first started buying this stuff probably when I was just out of high school," Wertish said in a phone interview
‘We’re all just neighbors’ (opens the original)
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MARSHALL -- Mankato resident Ahmed Rasheed was in Marshall Monday visiting family and decided to take his first-grade sister to Justice Park to give his parents a break. Madelaine Elling wanted to honor a friend who recently died by creating chalk art on a sidewalk. Yasmin Osman and Adya Waichanji enjoyed frozen treats while walking through the park. All of them were attending the block party sponsored by the city of Marshall to kick off Welcoming Week. "It really brings the community together,"
It’s a cool name, but there’s more to the story (opens the original)
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I never got to meet Joe Cool before he died in 2018. I wish I had, because besides having a cool last name, he was ... just a cool guy. Well, that's my impression after hearing his son, Brad, talk about him. I also found a 2004 MPR news story on Joe Cool and his clothing store while searching his name online. The first paragraph of the article stated: "Mister Cool’s Clothing is the last men’s clothing store in the town of Marshall, Minnesota. There used to be four men’s stores on Main Street. Bu
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