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Panthers homecoming goes to ‘paradise in the jungle’ and beyond (opens the original)
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“Wage war” is the theme of Homecoming week, Monday, Oct. 5 through Saturday, Oct. 10 at Park Rapids Area High School. The 2026 homecoming queen candidates are seniors Molly Cederstrom, Cassidy Grewe, Emma Morris and Danika Jenson. King candidates are Aiden May, Sawyer Harvey, Brady Hirt and Zack Brewer. Royal court attendants are freshmen Brooklyn Popanda and Kryton Nilson, sophomores Evelyn Swanson and Zaden Kocka and juniors Maddie Shepherd and Luca Rodulfo Bruschi. Coronation will be held on
Engineers tout benefits of Park Rapids Hwy. 71 options (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) called on the Park Rapids City Council to support one of its concepts for improving safety along the city’s U.S. Hwy. 71 corridor. The council heard from MnDOT representatives and associates during a Sept. 22 work session. Brandon Bourdon, project manager with Kimley-Horn, said MnDOT plans in 2032 to rebuild Hwy. 71 from 8th Street in the south to around Main Avenue in the north. Bourdon said MnDOT held two open houses and five meetings with a c
Student council hypes Panther pride (opens the original)
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The Park Rapids student council is pushing Panther pride. Student council secretary Christian Thorson and treasurer Makenna Maanum told the Park Rapids School Board on Monday, Sept. 21 about new pep-building opportunities for grades 7 through 12. “Not only are we hoping for engagement with our younger group,” said Thorson, “but we’re hoping to also expand school spirit with the new Hype Squad that’s been instated by some of our cross country runners and a couple of other students.” Thorson said
Park Rapids school group hoofed it in New York (opens the original)
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Participants in a school trip to New York City put in their steps in July. High school English teacher Emily Schueller told the Park Rapids School Board on Monday, Sept. 21 that it was a very different trip from the summer 2025 school trip to Washington, D.C. Instead of going everywhere by coach bus, she said, the group walked the streets, took the subway. “The first day, we walked 12 miles,” she said, “from the bridge, all of Wall Street, all of those things. We had a great time.” She said the
Dollar General seeking to redevelop Pizza Hut lot (opens the original)
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A developer is looking to tear down Park Rapids’ former Pizza Hut location and build a Dollar General. Paul Abdo with Abdo Markethouse discussed his variance request for the proposed store with the Park Rapids Planning Commission on Monday, Sept. 14. Abdo said the site at 109 1st St. E. is still owned by Joe Comes with Comes Investments, which closed the Pizza Hut restaurant in June. Abdo said purchasing it is contingent on city approval of the variances needed to move forward. According to Abdo
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