Hey everyone! After 30 episodes over two seasons, we've decided to put The Littlest Headline to bed. We'll all be heading off to college soon, but we will cherish our time here forever. Thank you very much to all of you who supported us this far. Your listenership means a lot to us and we're glad that you were there to learn everything about this weird little country of ours from so many different points of view. Our very last episode features outdated springtime happenings, pottery-based MPRs, fish hatchery renovation updates, and mayoral items of importance. Special features: our predictions for the end of the world, and a voice from the past...

Come with us one last time, listener. Watch the sun set ever so peacefully on this beautiful journalism journey in Spooner, Wisconsin.

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Spooner Advocate (courtesy of the Adams Publishing Company, via apg-wi.com):
"City Council Recognizes Outgoing Mayor For Her Work" by Regan Kohler (Apr. 18, 2024)
"Historic Fish Hatchery Building in Spooner to Get Upgrade" (Apr. 11, 2024)
"Outdoor Report: Spring Returns, Nature Awakens!" contributed by the Wisconsin DNR (Mar. 29, 2019)
We also looked at these events from the website's event calendar:
"Chad Kostner | Live at Brickyard Pottery" at May 18, 7:00PM-9:00PM
"Chicken Wire Empire" at Aug. 16, 6:00PM-10:00PM

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Rowan brought the nice article. Moses brought the crazy one. Yony's trying his best to say "absurd" without getting all that heat from the other two. Watch out for mountain lions though. They're everywhere. Well, not everywhere. Just here with us, with you, in Ketchum, Idaho! Back away slowly while maintaining eye contact.

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Idaho Mountain Express:
"More Mountain Lion Sightings Reported in Valley" by Andrew Guckes (Feb. 14, 2024)
"Ketchum Arts Commission Seeks Submissions For More Crosswalk Templates" by Andrew Guckes (Jan. 21, 2024)
"Chateau Drug to Expand in Basement of Giacobbi Square" by Andrew Guckes (Jan. 15, 2024)

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Hey. It's Yony. I say "golf" weird. Yes, I know. I won't pretend I don't hear the difference. But I'm owning it. It's too late now. Anyway, I'm writing to you to extol all the virtues of Tupper Lake. It's got lakes. It's got varsity bowling. It's got golf-course-to-ski-course magic. It's got extremely strong senior citizens. And, of course, the Tupper Lake Free Press to document it all! Come on down!

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Tupper Lake Free Press:
"Exhibit-building Begins at Renovated Tupper Lake History Museum
"Tupper Lake Volunteers Impress Visiting Nordic Skiers at First Tour de Ski Here" by Dan McClelland (Jan. 10, 2024)
"Bowling is District's New Varsity Sport Here" by Dan McClelland (Dec. 13, 2023)

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Picture a map of the U.S. Now zoom in to New Mexico. Good. Zoom in to Taos County. Then just the northern part of it. Then into the library. See all the kids' art? Isn't it great? Now make your way on over this way to be serenaded by a lovely duo, along with wine and treats! You'll need to cross that bridge--yes, I know it's made entirely of popsicle sticks and glue. No, we tested it. It's very, very sturdy. So cross all the bridges in Questa, New Mexico at your leisure!

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Questa del Rio News:
“Northern New Mexico Tradition Dando Los Dias Kicks Off 2024” by Mikayla Ortega (Jan. 2, 2024)
“Questa Bridge Falling Down” by John Walsh, from the Jan. 2024 edition of “Sproutings” (Jan. 2, 2024)
“Kids Art at the Questa Library” (Nov. 29, 2023)

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Not to do a bandwagon appeal thing, but have you looked into why so many people visited Harrodsburg, Kentucky in 2023? Maybe it's because of the constant trivia, karaoke, and live music. Maybe it's because of the chess. Maybe it's because they drive real safe in the winter. Maybe it's the TEEN GAME ZONE. TEEN GAME ZONE. TEEN GAME ZONE. ENTER THE TEEN GAME ZONE. IN HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY.

In this episode, we read from the following articles in The Harrodsburg Herald:
“354,200 People Visited Downtown Harrodsburg in 2023” by Robert Moore (Jan. 4, 2024)
“Weekender Jan. 4—Jan. 12, 2024: ‘A Haunting In Venice’ and a Whole Lot More” by Robert Moore (Jan. 4, 2024)
“Road Crews Are Ready For the Winter” by Robert Moore (Dec. 28, 2023)

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The Christmas energy this episode is wild, y'all. Things get broken, people get confused, murals get replaced, humans get turkey-fied, hot sauce gets investigated, eggnog gets mentioned. Wild. And it's all right here in Powell, Wyoming!

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Powell Tribune:
“Police Investigate Single Taco Bell Hot Sauce Packet Delivered to Gillette Woman’s Home” (Dec. 7, 2023)
“New Design Picked For Powell’s Iconic Mural” by CJ Baker (Dec. 1, 2023)
"Turkey Hunt: Powell Middle School Students Give Back to the Community" by Braden Schiller (Nov. 30, 2023)

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Imagine a haunted house. No, scarier. Now, imagine a chili. No, yummier. Finally, imagine a fish. NO. LARGER! HEAVIER! MORE SENTIMENTAL! All this, and more (so, so much more) can be found right here, right now, in Mobridge, South Dakota. Come here right now. No, faster!

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Mobridge Tribune:
“Pierre Man Breaks New Walleye Record Set Just Two Weeks Prior” by Kelli Ameling (Nov. 16, 2023)
“Haunted House Producers Make 20th Year the Biggest Yet for Community to Enjoy” by Kelli Ameling (Oct. 26, 2023)
“Rick’s Cafe Celebrating 50 years in November” by Kelli Ameling (Sep. 21, 2023)

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Go outside right now. Look around you. Look at all the beautiful things! Aren't they beautiful? What's that? Is that a crumbly rhubarb pie? Yummy! Is that a horse? No! It's a Norse! And...oh. It looks like the courthouse is still being repaired (allegedly). That's fine, though. Just take pictures! Of everything! For your documentary of Crosby, North Dakota!

In this episode, we read from the following articles in The Crosby Journal:
“Commissioners are Skeptical of Dome Timeline” by Jordan Rusche with https://www.reportforamerica.org/ (Nov. 7, 2023)

“Courthouse Dome Repairs Face More Struggles” by Jordan Rusche with https://www.reportforamerica.org/ (Oct. 24, 2023)

“Divide County Commission Minutes” (Sep. 12, 2023)

“Bayer’s Book Tour” (Oct. 17, 2023)

“DCHS Gets Creative With Art Project” by Jordan Fischer with https://www.reportforamerica.org/ (Oct. 4, 2023)

“Dome Delays Frustrating to Commissioners” by Brad Nygaard (Jul. 11, 2023)

Rowan also read about John Bayer's new mystery novel, Lead a Norse to Water, on this Amazon listing.

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