Reid Forgrave
Minnesota and Upper Midwest Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Writer. Author, LOVE, ZAC: Small-Town Football and the Life and Death of an American Boy. @StarTribune. Also: @GQMagazine, @NYTMag, @SINow. Calmer than you are.
Articles
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1 week ago |
winonadailynews.com | Reid Forgrave
When Sue Abderholden took over NAMI Minnesota in 2001, just weeks after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that traumatized the nation, the organization had a $160,000 budget and 2.5 staff positions. Nearly a quarter-century later, it’s a $3 million organization with a staff of 37. And now Abderholden has announced her retirement as executive director of what has become the state’s most prominent mental health advocacy organization.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Reid Forgrave
When Sue Abderholden took over NAMI Minnesota in 2001, just weeks after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that traumatized the nation, the organization had a $160,000 budget and 2.5 staff positions. Nearly a quarter-century later, it's a $3 million organization with a staff of 37. And now Abderholden has announced her retirement as executive director of what has become the state's most prominent mental health advocacy organization.
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2 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Reid Forgrave
Reid Forgrave covers Minnesota and the Upper Midwest for the Star Tribune, particularly focused on long-form storytelling, controversial social and cultural issues, and the shifting politics around the Upper Midwest. He started at the paper in 2019.
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1 month ago |
keenesentinel.com | Reid Forgrave
PERHAM, Minn. — Outside the sparkling new high school here, no one lingered in the parking lot on one of winter’s coldest nights. Inside, though, the Hive was jumping. This girls basketball game wasn’t particularly noteworthy: the Perham Yellowjackets against the Staples-Motley Cardinals with neither team bound for the state tournament. Still, the gym was packed to support their hometown girls. On the second-floor walking track, murals showed the history of the town and star athletes of the past.
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1 month ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Reid Forgrave
PERHAM, Minn. - Outside the sparkling new high school here, no one lingered in the parking lot on one of winter's coldest nights. Inside, though, the Hive was jumping. This girls basketball game wasn't particularly noteworthy: the Perham Yellowjackets against the Staples-Motley Cardinals with neither team bound for the state tournament. Still, the gym was packed to support their hometown girls. On the second-floor walking track, murals showed the history of the town and star athletes of the past.
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