before beating Aitkin on the road on Friday, 52-29. Rush City opened Section 7AA play on Tuesday at Moose Lake/Willow River. The Tigers are 11-10 overall, 10-6 in the ...Read More

NB gymnasts claim section title, head to state The North Branch gymnastics team qualified for the state tournament as a team for the second time in program history on Saturday at the Section 4A Championships. The Vikings earned first place by a resounding seven points, totaling 144.825 on the day. R...Read More

The Rush City girls pulled off two more wins last week to bring its consecutive-win total to 16. The Tigers traveled to Hinckley-Finlayson last Tuesday and won, 59-40, before beating Great River Conference rival Braham for the second time this season, 50-46. Senior Payton Ramberg led thethe government failed to disclose pursuant to pretrial motions.  We affirm the conviction.

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Henry Shrodes, a special agent of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, United States Treasury, testified that while working in an undercover capacity with a government informant, he discussed purchase of firearms with Gerald Nathan Boyd.  Shrodes was using the street name "Jimmy D." during the investigation, and the informant was known as "White Folks."  Boyd had told them that he could obtain weapons and had previously taken them to a certain address to buy a sawed-off shotgun, but the occupant had not been at home.  On April 26, 1976, Boyd drove with Shrodes and the informant to the same address, where appellant, Calvin Earl Johnson, introduced as "Duck," entered the