Hope Murray is a local journalist based in Braham, Minnesota. She covers a range of topics for Kanabec Publications and the Isanti-Chisago County Star, including community events, local news, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Moose Lake Star Gazette and Pine City Pioneer.
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Hope's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Braham area of Minnesota. She seems to cover a wide range of topics including education, human resources & employment, and crime.
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Ogilvie student updates Google Slideshow weekly for benefit of staff, students in district By Hope Murray [email protected]
In the Career and Technical Education area at Mora High School stands a glass display case filled with several small wooden containers adorned with the American flag.
By: Hope Murray
When audiences come to watch “Disaster,” performing this month at Braham Area High School, a couple of faces will be quite familiar.
Students in the Ogilvie school district had a chance last week to learn how the general election process worked.
Todd Sjoberg will be the newest Kanabec County Commissioner after winning the most write-in votes during last week’s election.
November is a busy month for Mora City Clerk Natasha Segelstrom. This week alone, she will be readying for the monthly city council meeting, assisting with certifying last week's election, working on the city's annual budget and preparing for the annual Truth in Taxation meeting that will be held in December.
Cities around the state are gearing up to draft resolutions regarding the sale of cannabis, and Mora is no different.
Fans of Dungeons & Dragons will witness the happenings within the imaginary landscape of that adventure game when the theater production “She Kills Monsters” graces the stage next week at
By Hope Murray [email protected] of 2 Ogilvie Community Education is enjoying a busy and successful fall.
A 51-year-old Shakopee man is dead following a crash on Minnesota Highway 23, west of Ogilvie on Monday, Nov. 18.
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