11/17/2015
Jacobson is an active member of the MN Army National Guard. He is the son of Terry Jacobson, Roseau, and Linnae Johnson, Alaska. He recently sat down with the Eagle for an interview in celebration of Veterans Day.
Andy Jacobson, MN Army National Guard – Specialist E4
When did you join the Minnesota...
11/17/2015
Excellence in agriculture was celebrated during the Harvest Bowl at North Dakota State University on November 6th.
Gary and Laurie Polansky, of Gatzke, were chosen to represent Marshall County and are among the 2015 Harvest Bowl Honorees.
The Polanskys have a dairy farming operation near Gatzke,...
11/17/2015
U.S. News and World Report based its rankings on a three-step rubric. Step one determined student performance and how it compared to all students in the state using standardized testing. After meeting the first requirement, schools were then scored on whether disadvantaged students were out...
11/17/2015
Grygla Fire/Rescue 1st Responders report since
May 1st, 2015:
Calls
5 grass fires, 1 vehicle fire, 2 structure fires, 3 motor vehicle accidents, 14 medical calls, 5 fire alarm activations at the Grygla school.
Current Members
21
Training
Local training to be on the Lucas Device.
Events
The...
11/10/2015
The Grygla Eagle recently sat down with Wayne Hanson and Andy Jacobson, both residents of Grygla, in honor of Veterans Day.
Wayne Hanson is a Vietnam Veteran; his interview is being featured this week. Jacobson is an active member of the Minnesota Army National Guard, and his interview will be...
11/03/2015
American State Bank of Grygla had some pretty impressive pumpkins on display last week! The local businesses received 22 pumpkin entries this year and said the judges had a difficult time deciding on winners since all the pumpkins were creative and artfully decorated.
The top vote getters were:
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11/03/2015
Marshall County Historical Society’s 2015 Annual meeting was held October 22nd at the Viking Diner. Numerous reports were read highlighting another successful year for the historical society. Over the past year about 4,000 people visited the museum coming from 14 different states and two countries...