Whether it is glasses, braces, red hair or freckles, Medford students performed the musical “Freckleface Strawberry”

Tobacco use is no longer allowed on the majority of Steele County property.

Medford High School students are thinking back to when they were children in an attempt to to channel their inner kid

In response to concerns about water wells drying up and large feedlots potentially draining water without proper perm

A tragedy that would typically cause a store to close for good has had the opposite effect on the Paffrath family, ow

Owatonna High School Teacher Wendy Stephani has been chosen as one of the 30 semifinalists for this year’s Minnesota

The attorney for the Blooming Prairie man who accused police of roughing him up says body cams on officers would have

Over the weekend Owatonna High School students took their audience back to the 1950s in New York City with three perf

The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office has been very busy since the election with its new administration and transition pl

For the first time in the history of Owatonna High School, there is a

The completion of the last segments of the Highway 14 expansion project got a boost last week with the announcement o

The dangers of nitrates from fertilizers leaching into groundwater was one of the topics of a workshop dealing with c

The Little Theatre of Owatonna’s “The 39 Steps” kicked off this past weekend, but what many people in the audience mi

The Corridors of Commerce bill that will include funding for completing work on Highway 14 through Dodge County is mo

Carnival rides, fair food and entertainment may not be the only things greeting fairgoers at this year’s Steele Count

Blooming Prairie native Elisa “Lisi” Wright has always had a love for music and started to pursue it at the young age

As one of the most distinguished educators in the country, Michelle Krell is busy running an elementary school, but s