Minnesota Grown Program Reaches 1000 Member Milestone

Moose Lake Star Gazette - Fri Nov 06

Frontpage -> Features -> Ag & Outdoor -> Minnesota Grown Program Reaches 1000 Member Milestone The Minnesota Grown Program has signed its 1000th member.

'Stockholders' have spoken -- for now

Post-Bulletin - Thu Nov 05

On the day after an election, it's tempting and perfectly appropriate to sort things out in terms of winners and losers, especially when we're talking about mayoral candidates or people who are vying for a city council seat.

Byron election voting

Post-Bulletin - Wed Nov 04

It's back to the cutting board for Byron public schools after a proposed increase in its operating levy proved to be too much for taxpayers Tuesday.

Football | Zumbrota-Mazeppa 27, Dover-Eyota 0

Postbulletin.com Local Sports - Sun Nov 01

ZUMBROTA -- Zumbrota-Mazeppa got defensive in advancing to the Class AA, Section One title game for the second straight season.

Goodhue County distributes first shipment of H1N1 vaccine

Post-Bulletin - Thu Oct 29

The line to receive an H1N1 vaccination Wednesday extended out the door at First Lutheran Church.

Eatery manager charged with theft

Northfield News - Wed Oct 28

KENYON a ' The former manager of the Kenyon Subway Restaurant is charged with the theft of $35,588 from the restaurant.

Five Goodhue County bridges are set for removal

Post-Bulletin - Wed Oct 28

When a Minnesota Department of Transportation official recently toured six bridges in Goodhue County with Red Wing's director of engineering, Ron Rosenthal, his reaction was dire.

This St. Peter sandstone is for the birds

Post-Bulletin - Thu Oct 22

Dear Answer Man, I know you're an expert in everything, so enlighten me regarding something I've always wondered.

Authorities find hunter's body near Kenyon

Post-Bulletin - Fri Oct 16

Authorities discovered the body of an 80-year-old hunter near Kenyon on Thursday.

Football | Z-M 27, Triton 8

Postbulletin.com Local Sports - Thu Oct 15

ZUMBROTA -- Zumbrota-Mazeppa smacked Triton where the Cobras seemed least vulnerable -- right in the middle of their defensive line.