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Cayden Niesen (9), Ryder Thompson (72) and Russell Milton (77) open a hole.
The Staples-Motley football team played strong against a ranked opponent on Sept. 18, but ended up losing 40-14 in their first home game of the season. The Cardinals fell behind 14-0 before earning a first down. They started making plays after that, with Cayden Niesen and Beau Carlson making good...
The monthly Staples Nutrition Site meal held at the Staples Community Center culminated with a 90th birthday party held in honor of Joyce Mohler, right, of Staples (April 25). Following the meal, Joyce was presented with a birthday cake and happy birthday was sung. The Senior Dining Room was...
The audience rises as the Staples-Motley Class of 2025 is led into The Nest by Heidi Zimmerman and Jade Storry, the two student speakers for the ceremony. Below, graduates accept their diplomas from Staples-Motley School Board members Mary Freeman and Sherry Miller-Frisk. (Staples World photos by...
A Staples resident caught a photo of the 2026  ‘America 250 BNSF Freedom Train’ as it made its way through Staples from the west Aug. 18. The specially painted (red, white and blue) commemorative locomotive celebrates America’s 250th birthday. With Railroad Days kicking off that week, it was...
75 Years Ago - 1949  o Dec. 15, 1949 - The Motley Junior Class play under the direction of Miss Jean Omtvedt, was given both Thursday and Saturday evenings. There was a fine crowd on Thursday, but due to the rain and icy roads Saturday, not as many folks were able to get in to town. The play, “...
The Dunbar family of Verndale got their boat out of storage in time for the fishing opener May 11. Pictured at Dower Lake in Staples are, back row from left, Grandpa Gregg Spencer, also of Verndale; Ashley and Jay Dunbar. Front row, from left, Jaylynn, Aurora and Isabella Dunbar. They enjoyed...
Amy Robak of Centra Sota, in black at right, shows Field Day attendees some of the cover crops planted amid the corn rows. Centra Sota is an agronomy cooperative working with CLC on the 60 inch corn rows and other creative planting experiments. The cover crops provide grazing for cattle once the corn is harvested, and remains as a fertilizer and protector of soil and water. (Staples World photo by Mark Anderson)
By Mark Anderson Publisher   Watching corn grow became exciting again at Central Lakes College’s Ag and Energy Center in Staples. For years, Minnesota farmers have been trying to put more and more corn plants onto their field with narrower rows and closer spacing in the hope of higher yields per...

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