Lorita Placencia and Tanya Ackerman were both smiling as they accepted accolades from Third Judicial District Chief J
Beth Fink and her neighbors know how to throw a party, at least when it comes to the Christmas holiday season.
If ever there was a time for a lesson to stick, it was Oct. 12.
A new academy for childcare slated to open in Blooming Prairie next spring may not have its nonprofit status yet, but
A two vehicle crash Monday afternoon in Dodge County has critically injured an Owatonna teenager.
In the end, the board of directors for Community Pathways didn’t need to look far to find its new leader.
Losing a loved one is always painful, and for many time eventually heals the wounds.
The Steele County Historical Society and the Minnesota State Public School Orphanage Museum will merge in early 2022.
While police work brings its share of heartache when dealing with tragedies and other not so pleasant situations, off
What’s better than watching a great holiday show this season? Watching every holiday show at once.
A joy for God found tucked inside the hearts of a Medford family has inspired joy for a boy once living in an orphana
Last week’s Highway 14 opening proved to be one of those bittersweet celebrations for Rep.
In recent months, Field Crest Care Center in Hayfield has reduced its capacity from 45 to 25 residents.
It turns out, you really can fight City Hall.
It was soon after 9/11 in 2001 when Amy Caron began her career as a health educator.
After 53 years, Glen Nelson is calling it quits.
Now that the voters of Blooming Prairie have approved a $34 million referendum designed to reduce crowding in a growi
If Gege Abraham is invited to a dinner party, one can often expect she will be saving an extra spot without anyone ph
