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In small-town Minnesota, 2 women keep a newspaper alive

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Dan Gunderson

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In a small brick building in Warren, Minnesota, two women are keeping a 144-year-old tradition alive. When longtime owners of the Warren Sheaf retired, Kayla Kroll and her friend Mallory Craik stepped in—not as media moguls, but as neighbors determined to preserve their town’s voice. Together they’re balancing motherhood, late nights, and tight budgets to keep the presses rolling—a reminder that in an age of digital noise, local stories still matter most when told close to home.

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Dan Gunderson

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