It's a wet Sunday morning across the area following a Saturday night rain that produced about a half-inch of moisture in rural Freeman and closer to 0.70 in town. More precipitation is expected this coming week with moderate temperatures.

This photo is included in March 27 edition of The Courier along with an engaging historical account written by Carol J. Eisenbeis, a monthly columnist for the newspaper. Here'a description of the picture, as well as Eisenbeis' column below. Displayed by Carol J. Eisenbeis are several of the photos t...

Brett Pidde, a third-generation grocer and owner of Jamboree Foods across the street, delivers hamburger buns to the Freeman Public Library Friday morning in advance of the Friends of the Freeman Public Library Sloppy Joes on the Go fundraiser. Serving will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; walk-in...

The following story is featured on the front page of this week's Courier. First-year director Jill Hofer partners with cast & production team in bringing ‘Jane Eyre’ to the Schmeckfest stage, with an emphasis on collaboration, team ownership and the themes of a provocative musical drama.  Growing up...

The Freeman water tower is bathed in the warm glow of Wednesday's morning light, suggesting a comfortable day set of days lie ahead. Highs were expected to reach the 60s today, upwards of 70 tomorrow and into the 80s by Friday.

Cast members taking the stage in "Jane Eyre" rehearse a scene Monday night, March 24, less than two weeks before the musical drama is presented as part of the 2025 Schmeckfest April 5 and 5. The production will also be presented Thursday, April 4. Watch this week's Courier for an extensive inside lo...

This undated photo, taken decades ago, shows the south end of Freeman's Main Street and the Freeman Academy/Freeman Junior College campus sometime after 1965, when Frontier Hall (the college dorm, right) was built. The college closed in 1986 but Frontier Hall remains in use for boarding for out-of-t...

The Freeman High School boys basketball team is returning home today with this plaque after a 1-2 showing at the 2025 State B Basketball Tournament in Aberdeen March 21, 22 and 23. A welcome home is planned at the FHS gym Sunday at 1 p.m. The Flyers lost to Viborg-Hurley 72-44 in the opening round, ...

The Freeman Flyers assemble on the basketball court at Aberdeen Central High School Saturday morning, March 22 for their final walkthrough of the season just hours before they face off against Wall for the consolation championship. Tipoff is scheduled for 1:45 p.m. The winner will finish fifth in th...

Lance Friesen watches the action on the court of Wachs Arena inside the Barnett Center in Aberdeen during Freeman's opening game of the State Bs against Viborg-Hurley. The Cougars were too much for the Flyers, winning 72-44 to send sixth-seed Freeman into the consolation round where they will face s...