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Carroll County considers AI policy for employees (opens the original)
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Carroll County is considering a policy that would allow county employees to use artificial intelligence tools while providing safeguards for sensitive government information. Dalton Morrison, the IT director for Carroll County, presented a draft policy during a Carroll County Board of Supervisors meeting on Sept. 28, which would allow employees to use AI tools while protecting county information. Supervisor Scott Johnson asked if county employees have any subscriptions for AI services. Morrison
Manning property owner challenges commercial classification (opens the original)
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A Manning resident challenged the commercial classification of his property during a Carroll County Board of Supervisors meeting, saying it should be agricultural. Randy Behrens, a longtime resident of Carroll County, spoke at the meeting to voice concerns with the Assessorâs Office. Behrens owns a four-acre property west of Manning at 303 Industrial Blvd. that includes a 5,900-square-foot building. Behrens disputed the buildingâs classification. Since its creation, Behrens said the building
The Sip Spot pours into Manning (opens the original)
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A Carroll-based nutrition drink shop has expanded to Manning with the opening of The Sip Spot on Main Street. The Sip Spot recently opened on Sept. 1, offering teas, shakes and coffee drinks. The shop is owned by Andy and Jenna Olberding, a married couple who both own Crossroads Nutrition in Carroll. While making deliveries from Crossroads, Andy Olberding said their team would visit Manning at least once a week, whether itâs to Manning Regional Healthcare Center or the IKM-Manning Community Sc
Trials set for Lanesboro man charged with sexual abuse, murder (opens the original)
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A Lanesboro man charged with five counts of third-degree sexual abuse and one county of first-degree murder will face trials in November and January, respectively. Albert Wolfe, 34, of Lanesboro, will head to jury trial on Nov. 17 for the sex-related offenses. Sexual abuse in the third degree is a Class C felony. Wolfe was also charged with grooming and lascivious conduct with a minor, which is a Class D felony and a serious misdemeanor respectively. According to the criminal complaint, Wolfe wa
A Head of the Times returns home (opens the original)
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A Head of the Times, a local Aveda salon and spa, has found itself in a familiar spot. Now located at 201 W. 4th Street in Carroll, the team is celebrating the grand re-opening for A Head of the Times on Thursday, Sept. 17 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The business first opened over 30 years ago, starting with Phyllis Steinkamp and Sandy Hausman, located north of the Carroll movie theatre. Angi Brower Baumeister, the current owner of A Head of the Times, began working at the salon 22 years ago. When she
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