Dean Morrill is an Editor at various publications including the Grand Rapids Herald-Review and Pilot Independent. He covers a wide range of topics with a focus on sports—both individual and team disciplines—as well as education, construction, and family relationships. Dean's work has been featured in NewsBreak, HometownSource, and BLOX Digital.
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Dean Morrill's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly ice hockey and wrestling. He seems to prioritize event coverage and press releases related to sports teams in the Minnesota area.
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By: Melinda Myers, Dean Morrill
Keep homegrown vegetables and those purchased at the farmer's market fresh and tasting their best.
It was a very hot and smokey day from the wildfires in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area and Canada. We had a lot of the league members cancel because of it.
Last week we had a game where three holes were chosen to be crossed off our scores, and we weren't told which holes were chosen till we were done with our round.
Well, to say it has been an eventful summer so far would be an understatement! This past week we saw the Walker Bay Live cancelled because of smoke coming from the Boundary Waters wildfires.
By: Dean Morrill, Jean Ruzicka
A rapt audience arrived at the Cass County Historical Museum to learn of a kidnapping whose perpetrator had Minnesota roots, with some of the ransom money eventually found north of Walker.
By: Dean Morrill
A variance to increase the parking lot at Walker-Hackensack-Akeley School and a veterans memorial in the city park were just two items the city council discussed at the regular meeting Aug. 3.
The 2026 operating levy for Walker-Hackensack-Akeley was one of the first items the school board discussed during the Aug. 10 school board meeting.
The Wildcats beat both Littlefork-Big Falls and East Central to finish in third place at the Hill City-Northland Tournament Aug. 29.
By: Dean Morrill
A turnover on Walker-Hackensack-Akeley’s first offensive series ended a drive near midfield in their season-opening game at Ostlund Field Sept. 3.
After dropping the first set to visiting Park Rapids, Nevis rallied by taking the next three to open the volleyball season with a home win Aug. 31.
