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Twister touches down on Gorder farmstead By Mike Alan Steinfeldt

RURAL GRAFTON – As a thunderstorm super cell  approached the Roger Gorder Farm approximately 2 ½  miles southeast of Grafton last Friday evening, Gorder, his wife Morna and daughter Katie watched from a big picture window on the south side of their home.
Army plays match-maker, couple meets at military academy Husband, wife enjoy life's
challenges in service

By Todd Morgan

HOOPLE—The Global War on Terror is far reaching and ongoing. So it should come to no surprise that Walsh County plays a role.
Karen (Fagerholt) Radka, a 1993 graduate of Valley High School and 1998 graduate of West Point is currently a major in the United States Army. She is the daughter of Bruce and Sue Fagerholt of Hoople.
Storm hits County experiences third flood, Grafton sandbags

By Todd Morgan and Chris Larson

COUNTY—Last weekend’s storms besides putting a damper on Grafton’s SummerFest activities, dumped a large amount of rain in an area that that was already heavily saturated.
Fest run draws good crowd again Despite rainy conditions for the second year in a row, the annual Summerfest Fest run saw another good turnout. A total of 52 runners from as far away as South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Colorado ran and walked the 5K course through Leistikow Park, and along the bike path adjacent to 5th Street and School Road.

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