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title: The Pilot-Independent - Walker, MN

description: Cass County's Local Newspaper based in Walker, MN

keywords: Walker News, Walker, Cass County, Cass Lake, Leech Lake, Lake Winibigosh, News, Newspaper, Obituary, Sports, Reporter, Community Newspaper, High School Football, Journalism Awards, Online Newspaper, Columnists, Walker High School, Cass Lake High School, Pilot Independent, Pilot, Auto, Homes, Employment, Calender, Classifieds, Business, Real Estate, Local News, Farmers Market, St Louis County, Aiktin County, Itasca County, Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, North Country, Akeley, Remer, Hackensack, Walleye Fishing, Cabin Rentals, Vacation Rentals, Chippewa National Forest, Laporte, Outdoor, Hunting, Fishing

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Walker downtown area experiences growth, change

WHA Students of the Month for September

New Cass County prescription discount card is no scam

Cass, others benefit from reciprocal easement

Minnesota Folklore Theater may have found a home in Walker

Wolves lose 14-7 at Baudette

Lady Wolves improve to 14-6; beat N-K, fall at Nevis

Boys’ soccer team continues to play hard, finish regular season 0-12

Girls’ soccer team loses a pair of 2-1 games; open playoffs Thursday

Laporte beats Indus; falls to Hill City, Nevis

Edwin “Ed” Nielsen

Mary Louise Noack

Loretta “June” Bucklin

Owatonna resident wins 2012 Minnesota Pheasant Stamp contest

Seasons of life in the deep woods

DNR weekly report

Hot patterns for cool crappies

DNR hiring conservation officers

Some tricks can be horrifying to your record

Ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 18 at CLC Outreach Site

Banktoberfest at Bank Forward in Walker

Work Force Center holds job fair in Bemidji

Events and activities

Laporte students are ‘Stuck on science’

Student News

Cass County Public Health holds influenza clinics

Affordable Care Act presentation at Walker Senior Center

Senior Place

USDA approves Minnesota’s bovine TB-free status

Area births

1st for GRHS Marching Band

Burnin’ down the HOUSE

Great Northern Radio Show debuts Oct. 15 on KAXE 91.7FM

Breast cancer is sometimes in the genes

What is the breast cancer gene?

Parvo still prevalent

Grand Rapids-Greenway moves on in post-season

Huskies outlast Hornets in five games

Thunderhawk boys win Hibbing CC Meet

Hibbing swimmers look to repeat

Lovdahl leads Bigfork

’Jackets face Hermantown

Dayton: Let's settle stadium issue, with talk of L.A.

With listings down, a good starter home is hard to find

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Boyfriend charged with murder in Coon Rapids stabbing death

Yemen says US strike kills al-Qaida media chief

Russia's Medvedev rallies disappointed supporters

UPS, Facebook figure in arms smuggling case

Notorious club Karma closes for good

Cavity and strip search by off-duty Minneapolis police found to violate rights

Gophers beat Bulldogs with no time to lose

Bears' Jay Cutler finds he needs more protection

Signs point to big things for Wild's Cullen and his line

Chip Scoggins: Gophers gambling freshman Andre Hollins can do job

NSC Minnesota Stars would even take a tie

Gophers men's basketball team shows off athleticism, skills

Gophers sweep Iowa, await No. 5 Nebraska at Barn

Twins remove four from 40-man roster

Four questions about the Vikings and Bears

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Business expansions,  a relocation and a new retail store will soon give Walker’s downtown area a new look.

Eight students were recognized last week as Walker-Hackensack-Akeley School’s Students of the Month for September. The program celebrates the accomplishments of students in the classroom. Students recognized were eighth-grader Emily Widman in math, senior Taylor Kennedy in science, freshman Nicole Groth in English, junior Wyatt Rogers in social studies, junior Sara Chaffee-Bates in music, junior Marilyn Hurd in art, senior Megan Eckman in Spanish, and senior Zach Smieja in family and community science.

The free Cass County Prescription Discount Card that was  mailed recently to Cass County residents has produced positive feedback and a bit of disbelief

Cass County, two private landowners and their neighbors will all benefit from a reciprocal easement in North Trelipe Township.

The Minnesota Folklore Theater (MFT) of Akeley appears to have found a new home in Walker.

Lost opportunities is the only way to describe what happened to the Wolves football team Friday night in Baudette.

The Lady Wolves would definitely like to finish the regular season by winning their final three volleyball matches to give them momentum heading into the playoffs.

It’s been a long two seasons for the Wolves boys’ soccer team that has seen them go winless over that time period.

The Lady Wolves were looking to finish the regular season Saturday afternoon on a positive note and snap a four-game losing streak at Eveleth-Gilbert.

The Lady Wildcats volleyball team needs to snap out of a funk that dates back a couple of weeks.

Edwin “Ed” Nielsen, 91, formerly of Hackensack, Minn., died Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011, at  Golden Living Center in Walker

Mary Louise Noack, 74, formerly of Akeley, Minn., departed this earth Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011, at the Rennes Health Care Center in Green Bay, Wis., with her family by her side.

Loretta “June” Bucklin, 80, died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011, in Hastings, Minn.

A painting of pheasants by James Killen of Owatonna was chosen as the winning design from among 17 entries in the 2012 pheasant habitat stamp contest sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

The small raspberry plant (I can hardly call it a bush, as it’s so small) that I’ve been observing since this spring, here in the deep woods by Ham Lake, has grown from 8-to-10 inches, and it looks as if that is all it plans to do for this season. It lacks much sunshine here. No doubt it would do much better in an open meadow. Yet its habitat is here as well, for it has many cousins about it here or on the forest floor.

Here are highlights from Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer (CO) reports for the week ending Oct. 12.

If you have a hankering to do some fall fishing, don’t overlook crappies. Most of the fall hubbub surrounds walleyes and, to a lesser extent perch, but there are some excellent panfish opportunities available right now.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting applications until Oct. 14 for the position of conservation officer.

You’ll probably be passing out treats to costumed hobgoblins and ghosts in your neighborhood this Halloween night. But be cautious that you’re not tricked by a different kind of trickster looking for a handout, such as your personal information.

Communities can grow themselves by inviting the neighboring businesses to town. That is exactly what happened when the Pine River-Backus (PRB) School District and Cass County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) teamed up to work with Central Lakes College (CLC) in Brainerd.

Bank Forward hosted its annual Banktoberfest Sept. 30, an annual customer appreciation celebration held at the Walker branch.

The Minnesota Work Force Center, Rural Minnesota CEP and RP Broadcasting, Inc., will sponsor a fall job fair Oct. 18 from 2 to 6 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 12

Laporte science students have been learning and collecting insects and creating concoctions.

Laporte students involved at BSU

Cass County Public Health will hold the following flu shot clinics. The cost of the flu shot is $25.

Pat Kittler will be at the Walker Senior Center Oct. 13 at 1 p.m. to give a presentation on the Affordable Health Care Act.

At the Walker

ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Board of Animal Health announced last week that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved Minnesota’s application for statewide bovine Tuberculosis (TB) Free status, effective Oct. 4.

St. Joseph’s Area Health Services — Park Rapids

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Business expansions,  a relocation and a new retail store will soon give Walker’s downtown area a new look.

Eight students were recognized last week as Walker-Hackensack-Akeley School’s Students of the Month for September. The program celebrates the accomplishments of students in the classroom. Students recognized were eighth-grader Emily Widman in math, senior Taylor Kennedy in science, freshman Nicole Groth in English, junior Wyatt Rogers in social studies, junior Sara Chaffee-Bates in music, junior Marilyn Hurd in art, senior Megan Eckman in Spanish, and senior Zach Smieja in family and community science.

The free Cass County Prescription Discount Card that was  mailed recently to Cass County residents has produced positive feedback and a bit of disbelief

Cass County, two private landowners and their neighbors will all benefit from a reciprocal easement in North Trelipe Township.

The Minnesota Folklore Theater (MFT) of Akeley appears to have found a new home in Walker.

Lost opportunities is the only way to describe what happened to the Wolves football team Friday night in Baudette.

The Lady Wolves would definitely like to finish the regular season by winning their final three volleyball matches to give them momentum heading into the playoffs.

It’s been a long two seasons for the Wolves boys’ soccer team that has seen them go winless over that time period.

The Lady Wolves were looking to finish the regular season Saturday afternoon on a positive note and snap a four-game losing streak at Eveleth-Gilbert.

The Lady Wildcats volleyball team needs to snap out of a funk that dates back a couple of weeks.

Edwin “Ed” Nielsen, 91, formerly of Hackensack, Minn., died Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011, at  Golden Living Center in Walker

Mary Louise Noack, 74, formerly of Akeley, Minn., departed this earth Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011, at the Rennes Health Care Center in Green Bay, Wis., with her family by her side.

Loretta “June” Bucklin, 80, died Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011, in Hastings, Minn.

A painting of pheasants by James Killen of Owatonna was chosen as the winning design from among 17 entries in the 2012 pheasant habitat stamp contest sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

The small raspberry plant (I can hardly call it a bush, as it’s so small) that I’ve been observing since this spring, here in the deep woods by Ham Lake, has grown from 8-to-10 inches, and it looks as if that is all it plans to do for this season. It lacks much sunshine here. No doubt it would do much better in an open meadow. Yet its habitat is here as well, for it has many cousins about it here or on the forest floor.

Here are highlights from Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer (CO) reports for the week ending Oct. 12.

If you have a hankering to do some fall fishing, don’t overlook crappies. Most of the fall hubbub surrounds walleyes and, to a lesser extent perch, but there are some excellent panfish opportunities available right now.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting applications until Oct. 14 for the position of conservation officer.

You’ll probably be passing out treats to costumed hobgoblins and ghosts in your neighborhood this Halloween night. But be cautious that you’re not tricked by a different kind of trickster looking for a handout, such as your personal information.

Communities can grow themselves by inviting the neighboring businesses to town. That is exactly what happened when the Pine River-Backus (PRB) School District and Cass County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) teamed up to work with Central Lakes College (CLC) in Brainerd.

Bank Forward hosted its annual Banktoberfest Sept. 30, an annual customer appreciation celebration held at the Walker branch.

The Minnesota Work Force Center, Rural Minnesota CEP and RP Broadcasting, Inc., will sponsor a fall job fair Oct. 18 from 2 to 6 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 12

Laporte science students have been learning and collecting insects and creating concoctions.

Laporte students involved at BSU

Cass County Public Health will hold the following flu shot clinics. The cost of the flu shot is $25.

Pat Kittler will be at the Walker Senior Center Oct. 13 at 1 p.m. to give a presentation on the Affordable Health Care Act.

At the Walker

ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Board of Animal Health announced last week that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved Minnesota’s application for statewide bovine Tuberculosis (TB) Free status, effective Oct. 4.

St. Joseph’s Area Health Services — Park Rapids

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