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Julie Buntjer

Julie Buntjer

Editor

Julie Buntjer grew up on a 96-acre hobby farm south of Worthington in Bigelow Township, where she raised goats, chickens, turkeys and — for a few years — sheep. This was back in the day when barns had to be cleaned with pitchforks, goats were milked by hand and feed was carried in five-gallon buckets!

After graduating from high school and earning her two-year Associate of Arts degree from then-Worthington Community College, she transferred to South Dakota State University and studied agriculture journalism. Her first "journalism" job was at Tri-State Neighbor, a Sioux Falls, South Dakota-based agricultural publication.

She went on to Redwood County, Minnesota, working four and a half years as a reporter at the Redwood Gazette, and four years as editor of the Wabasso Standard. In December 2003, she accepted a reporter position at her hometown newspaper, The Globe.

During her career, she's covered the city beat, the county beat, written countless features and enterprise stories for newspapers. Now, she manages the reporting staff, fills in to cover meetings as needed and is continually on the quest to report the news and share the stories of those who call this region home.

Phone: 376-7330
Email: jbuntjer@dglobe.com

6 skunks, 3 cattle have tested positive within Rock, Pipestone, Murray and Nobles counties already this year.
Worthington's hosting of the Minnesota Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener on Oct. 15 is anticipated to draw lots of media attention, and hopefully some success in the field for Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
Individual was found in 10 feet of water.
Incident happened just before 6 p.m.
Nobles County puts fundraising efforts into land acquisitions.
CDC provides updated information on screenings after years of monitoring diagnoses.
Mike and Laura Bidne welcomed twins Julia and Thomas 13 weeks early back in the summer of 2008.
Andrew and Jenna Bents, along with son Samuel, traveled to Thailand earlier this year to bring Autumn home.
The crash, reported at 11:28 a.m. Saturday, remains under investigation by the Dickinson County Sheriff’s Office and the Iowa State Patrol.
Slocum Taxidermy opened in 1995; has grown to include customers throughout Midwest, including Scheels.