1+ hour, 18+ min ago (56+ words) Editorial cartoonist Paresh Nath draws on the fear of an artificial intelligence bubble bust in the financial markets. Bonus editorial cartoon for Nov. 30, 2025 Editorial cartoonist Paresh Nath draws on the fear of an artificial intelligence bubble bust in the financial markets. This cartoon is the opinion of the cartoonist. Send feedback to: [email protected] ....

5+ hour, 12+ min ago (38+ words) Editorial cartoonist Harley Schwadron draws the belief in Congress. Bonus editorial cartoon for Dec. 1, 2025 Editorial cartoonist Harley Schwadron draws the belief in Congress. This cartoon is the opinion of the cartoonist. Send feedback to: [email protected] ....

1+ day, 2+ hour ago (68+ words) Dave Granlund is a Minnesota-based editorial cartoonist. Granlund's cartoons have appeared in the West Central Tribune, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor and Newsweek. His cartoons are syndicated by Cagle Cartoons, Inc. Bonus editorial cartoon for Nov. 29, 2025 Editorial cartoonist Dave Granlund draws on the changing of the retirement age. This cartoon is the opinion of cartoonist Dave Granlund. Send feedback to: [email protected]...

2+ day, 8+ hour ago (75+ words) Dave Granlund is a Minnesota-based editorial cartoonist. Granlund's cartoons have appeared in the West Central Tribune, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor and Newsweek. His cartoons are syndicated by Cagle Cartoons, Inc. Bonus editorial cartoon for Nov. 29, 2025 An editorial cartoon by Dave Granlund. Editorial cartoonist Dave Granlund draws on the peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. This cartoon is the opinion of cartoonist Dave Granlund. Send feedback to: [email protected]...

3+ day, 2+ hour ago (480+ words) ST. PAUL " Native American Heritage Month continues with the Minnesota Wild hosting their Native American Heritage Celebration game on Friday afternoon at Grand Casino Arena in downtown St. Paul. In addition to the hockey game, a mural for the upcoming International Ice Hockey Federation's World Junior Championships will be showcased, highlighting both Native American and hockey communities. "There was two key elements for the image, and it was connecting the Native American community with what hockey means in the state of Minnesota," Grapentine said. The mural will be a centerpiece at the championship next month and will welcome international guests to Minnesota. The annual championship brings together teams of hockey players under the age of 20 from around the world. It will take place in St. Paul from late December to early January. Grapentine's mural is titled "Land of 10,000 Rinks." It…...

3+ day, 16+ hour ago (352+ words) WILLMAR " The Thanksgiving celebration doesn't end with supper in Willmar. Starting Thanksgiving evening, Celebrate the Light of the World will return to Robbins Island Regional Park where guests drive through the annual light display. Celebrate the Light of the World, the eighth annual at the Robbins Island Regional Park location, is set to run through Dec. 31. The display will be lit each evening from 5 to 10 p.m. during its duration. The event is free with donations accepted at the Koosman Chapel. The Koosman Chapel is named after the Koosman family, who started the local lights tradition. It has been a feature of the event for years. The event was begun in 2008 by the Koosman family. It features large light displays including decorated trees, characters and more. According to a previous report by the West Central Tribune, Chad Koosman began the display at…...

4+ day, 6+ hour ago (929+ words) MOOSE LAKE, Minn. " "Reservation Dogs" star Dallas Goldtooth told jokes, led prayer and attempted to teach non-Indigenous prison officials a few dance moves at a celebration organized by Indigenous inmates at a Correctional Facility at Moose Lake. The Friday, Nov. 21, event was in honor of Native American Heritage Month. Goldtooth rose to international fame in the critically acclaimed show about the lives of teenagers on an Oklahoma reservation. He played "The Unknown Warrior," an affable but clumsy spirit trampled to death by his own horse at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. "They all saw my nipples. That makes me feel really good. Nipples are medicine. Bless the people. Free the man-nips," Goldtooth told the audience, referring to his perennially shirtless character. "Indian nipples are medicine." The Moose Lake celebration was the first such event to be organized entirely by…...

4+ day, 7+ hour ago (568+ words) New London, 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 28, Little Theatre Auditorium, with host Rick LeRen and DJ Tozer. Doors open at 6 p.m. New London, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 30, Little Theatre Auditorium presents Sunday Espresso matinees in collaboration with New London Roaming Cinema, showing public domain classic movies for a freewill donation. Atwater, 4 to 6 p.m. Dec. 2, Atwater Public Library. Meet local author Denise Kragenbring for a book signing for her new children's book "I Love Hunting," a story told through the eyes of a 7-year-old boy who learns about family traditions and the joy in nature after he goes hunting with parents and grandparents for the first time. Willmar, 5:30 p.m. Dec. 2, Willmar Public Library multipurpose room, free screening of "The Cutting Edge" with snacks and drinks provided. No registration required. Dawson, 7 to 9:30 p.m. Dec. 2, Memorial Auditorium. Tickets start at $15 for students and $40 for adults. The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra performs big band…...

4+ day, 11+ hour ago (352+ words) WILLMAR " The Thanksgiving celebration doesn't end with supper in Willmar. Starting Thanksgiving evening, Celebrate the Light of the World will return to Robbins Island Regional Park where guests drive through the annual light display. Celebrate the Light of the World, the eighth annual at the Robbins Island Regional Park location, is set to run through Dec. 31. The display will be lit each evening from 5 to 10 p.m. during its duration. The event is free with donations accepted at the Koosman Chapel. The Koosman Chapel is named after the Koosman family, who started the local lights tradition. It has been a feature of the event for years. The event was begun in 2008 by the Koosman family. It features large light displays including decorated trees, characters and more. According to a previous report by the West Central Tribune, Chad Koosman began the display at…...

5+ day, 2+ hour ago (44+ words) Editorial cartoonist John Darkow draws on Christmas creeping in weeks before Thanksgiving. Bonus editorial cartoon for Nov. 25, 2025 Editorial cartoonist John Darkow draws on Christmas creeping in weeks before Thanksgiving. This cartoon is the opinion of the cartoonist. Send feedback to: [email protected] ....