Hendrickson promoted at Citizens Alliance Bank

Ben Hendrickson joined Citizens Alliance Bank in November of 2021 in the Clara City, Minnesota, location as a Credit Analyst in the Credit Department. In that role, he was responsible for spreading financial statements for the Lenders, along with preparing credit presentations and annual reviews on customer relationships. Most recently, he has been a Loan Portfolio Officer, where he continued with his current duties in addition to working with the Lenders to manage current customer relationships and perform loan maintenance activities. As he transitions into his new role as Branch Manager/Loan Officer in the Echo, Minnesota, location he will work on developing new loan relationships with area farmers and businesses while helping customers with lines of credit, equipment financing, and farmland and home mortgages.

New business offers care for pets

Wild Spirit Pet Care is a new business in Granite Falls that aims to help people with their pets. Whether it’s taking someone’s dog for a walk or cleaning a cat litter box or getting someone’s dog to the groomer, Danica Gertjejansen has you covered.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Thursday, December 15th: A Very Bluenose Christmas Trivia Night 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

YME defeats Red Rock Central 68-65

Last Tuesday, the Yellow Medicine East Varsity Boys Basketball team hosted Red Rock Central for a 68-65 victory that came after a three-point shot in the final seconds of the game. With just seconds left on the clock, Drew Almich went for a three-point shot that rolled around the inside of the rim, but popped back out of the hoop.

CherryRoad owner elected to NNA board

Jeremy Gulban, owner of CherryRoad Media group of newspapers, was elected in October to a two-year term on the board of the National Newspaper Association. Gulban has over the last two years purchased and started newspapers across the nation and now owns more than 70 papers.

Aus competes in rounds of the NFR

On the third night of the National Finals Rodeo, when nastiest bareback horses were on display, Tanner Aus made a little mistake, and it cost him. On Night 4, he made a bigger mistake and suffered a no-score, virtually taking him out of any shot for this year’s world championship.