Cokato Chamber President Dori Kimball presents Bruce Bohnsack with the 2013 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award. Read more about the recognition in Monday's print edition.
John Liepold of Dassel popped the question to his wife-to-be during the Howard Lake Turkey Tagalong Thanksgiving Day morning. Read about it in Monday's newspaper.
"The Keyboard that Killed Cursive" is the new Cokato Museum exhibit and shows the progression from early handwriting to modern-day typing. See what's in the exhibit in Monday's print edition.
Here's a look at some of the top stories in the Dec. 9 paper:
Bohnsack named Cokato Chamber’s Outstanding Citizen of the Year Retired dentist and longtime Cokato Chamber member Bruce Bohnsack is the recipient of the 2013 Cokato Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Citizen of the Year award.
From writing to typing, Cokato Museum exhibit shows the slow death of cursive “The Keyboard that Killed Cursive” is the new temporary exhibit on display at the Cokato Museum, opening Tuesday, Dec. 10.
Attorney under fire Meeker County Board of Commissioners was divided when it came to the matter of residency for appointed county elective positions during Tuesday’s meeting, voting down a motion to seek the opinion of the Attorney General’s Office.
