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By Mark Anderson
Managing Editor
The Staples City Council could not bring itself to approve a tobacco license for the building at 215 2nd Ave. NE, one block from Staples-Motley High School. They tabled a request from Refat Dodin to obtain a tobacco license for the building. The council packet had...
By Dawn Timbs
Staples World reporter
Students that lined the halls at Staples-Motley Schools this past spring have been replaced with construction workers, as a number of projects are currently underway at District #2170.
One of the more visible projects is the new gymnasium under construction at...
Recent reports from the Motley Police Department (MPD) and Morrison County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) included the following:
June 7 - 13
June 8 - The MPD received a report of suspicious activity at the 1000 block of Hwy 10 S., Motley. The complainant stated there was a strange male that appeared very...
A recent report was taken by the Todd County Sheriff’s Office of a Fraud/Scam case in rural Hewitt. On June 9, the reporting party stated they thought they had purchashed a skid loader on an online site. The online site allegedly had a physical address located on the east coast of the United States...
Recent reports taken by the Staples Police Dept.
June 6, Staples Police responded to the 700 block of Oak Ave. SE for a report of an ordinance violation involving chickens. While standing on the public boulevard, police were also charged by a dog that the officer had to kick to avoid beig bitten....
75 Years Ago - 1948
o June 17, 1948 - Calling all softball players!
That is the cry of a group of young men of Staples who are organizing a softball team or teams to play a series of games in Staples, and with surrounding teams during the summer.
The first practice of the group was held Tuesday...
By Dawn Timbs
Staples World reporter
Whether or not the City of Motley should have two full-time officers on staff, as well as a second squad vehicle, will be discussed at a special meeting Tuesday, June 26, at 8:30 a.m.
The meeting was set during the council’s regular meeting June 12, after...
By Dawn Timbs
Staples World reporter
Lindsey Williams of Staples, owner of Stomping Grounds coffee shop, wants to see her small town succeed.
That’s one reason she decided to invest in not only purchasing the downtown building on 4th St. NE, but also making it aesthetically pleasing.
Recently,...
A new maple tree was recently planted by the city at Northern Pacific Park in Staples, in honor of Arbor Day. In attendance were representatives of the City of Staples, as well as members of the Staples-Motley FFA.
Pictured above, kneeling, Lacey Aguirre, Parks and Recreation Director. Standing,...
The City of Motley’s annual June Fest will be held Saturday, June 17, from dawn ‘til dusk. It’s being held in conjunction with the Morrison County Fair in Motley (under new leadership), which runs June 16 - 18.
Music, food, entertainment, competitions and a parade are just a few of the items on...
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