Dutton/Brady seniors Mackaela Pulver and Tyce Erickson were crowned queen and king for the school’s homecoming. They were introduced during halftime of the football game on Sept. 24, along with fellow candidates Rylan Doheny, Chance Ostberg, Jazmyn Coffman, Cheyenne Green, Nyssa Welker and Honesty Boegeli. Other candidates not in attendance were Jaidan Hovede, Jay Clark and Tony Zimbelman.
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Regional News
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Sheriff's Report
Sept. 20 — 12:51 a.m., Toole County Sheriff’s Office provided an agency assist in serving an arrest warrant.
