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    Council Approves Sidewalk Project Bid
    April 7, 2026
    ◆ The fire department’s annual spring breakfast is this Sunday.At the Truman City Council meeting on April 6, the council approved a bid from Nielsen Blacktopping &...
    Cuts to SNAP Benefits Coming, Local Food Shelf Expects More Visits
    April 7, 2026
    ◆ MN House committee party-line vote halts an effort for a SNAP safety net program.Later this year, some residents in Martin County who receive...

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Three-year-old Stella Rode, right, tries to assist her parents in getting her one-year-old brother Bo in line for a picture with the Easter bunnies. However, Bo seemed to be in awe of the giant bunnies and couldn’t stop staring or moving around to get closer. Egg Hunt Hops Indoors
    April 7, 2026
    The rainy week caused Cathy Sorensen, Truman Active Living group member, who organizes the yearly Easter Egg Hunt, to move the festivities indoors...

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Laura K. Murray, above at left, United Way director and author, visited with students recently at Truman Public School to discuss her book about showing kindness. There was no shortage of comments about books from students, below, in attendance. Reading, Writing, Publishing
    March 31, 2026
    Author describes how a book is born Laura K. Murray, United Way Director of Operations and Communications and author of “The Kindness Booth,” a...

    At left, Cairne Eytcheson displays the CPR set received from the CERP grant, along with Savannah Hodge, head custodian at Truman Public School. Eytcheson believes these funds will be worth the reward in the long run as she and Hodge educate students how to prepare for CPR emergencies.

TRIBUNE PHOTO Truman Public School Receives Grant
    March 31, 2026
    Truman Public School District was among 87 districts applying for the Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP) grant last October through the...

    The Bolton and Menk blueprint indicates what the upcoming sidewalk project includes (in green).

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PHOTO Sidewalk Concerns Discussed at Council’s Special Meeting
    March 31, 2026
    During a special city council meeting for the sidewalk project along Highway 15, multiple concerns were raised among Truman City Council members...

    Kyle Liford Defendant Enters Guilty Plea in Truman Shooting
    March 24, 2026
    A man held at the Martin County Jail since March 2, 2025, charged with shooting a Truman woman in the chest, has entered a guilty plea to one of...

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Boone Folkerts, seven years old, is excited to spend time on a variety of playground equipment at Graf Park in summer-like temperatures. SPRING FORWARD
    March 24, 2026
    Seasons jump from winter to summer in less than a weekThere is little trace left of last week’s wild winter weather after temperatures hovered...

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Callen Bosshart used animals, a tower and candy for his trap. Kids Build Lego Leprechaun Lairs at Library
    March 24, 2026
    Any leprechauns still wandering around Truman would be advised to stay away from Truman Public Library. Children attending the Lego Club at the...

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TPS Board Superintendent Full STEAM Ahead: Students Remain the Focus
    March 24, 2026
    From reading rewards to summer camps, Truman Public Schools keep students at the center of it all.As snow blanketed Truman recently closing school...

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Sights and sounds of snow removal are everywhere in Truman following the weekend’s first significant snowstorm of the season. School was canceled or online across much of Minnesota. Zach Wiens decides the snowfall did not require wearing boots to shovel snow along North First Avenue. Across the street, someone else uses a snowblower. SHOVEL READY
    March 18, 2026
    Snow drought ends with statewide stormSnow days are becoming more rare in recent years, but students in a large swath of the state enjoyed a long...

    Matt Logan’s daughter Deej died while texting and driving. The day she died started like any other, except for a chaotic late start to school and drama she discussed with her friends. She was in the middle of texting a friend about mental trash in her head, but chose the wrong time to talk about it. 

TRIBUNE PHOTO Texting Plus Driving Equals Lifetime of Loss
    March 18, 2026
    “In an age of chaos and uncertainty, God has not left his people without a roadmap.” Matt LoganLast Wednesday, motivational speaker Matt Logan...

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Preparations for this year’s Truman Days are ramping up. This is the logo for the upcoming town celebration. Take a Peak at Truman Days Prep
    March 18, 2026
    Is it ever too early to start thinking about Truman Days?The answer is absolutely not.The Truman Days Committee has been busy. Their Facebook page...

    Council Receives Clean Audit Report
    March 18, 2026
    ◆ Several bids were received for the Highway 15 sidewalk project.At the Truman City meeting on March 16, Greg Burkhardt from Burkhardt & Burkhardt presented the 2025...
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Zachary Wiens of Truman works on a mini Lego Viking football that was donated to the Truman Public Library. LIBRARY LEGOS
    March 11, 2026
    Club members create imaginary itemsA flying cow in a boat or in a contraption. A sheep in a car.Those are just three Lego builds in a recent themed...

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