A Lonsdale Republican and first time political candidate has announced his intention to run for the 20B House seat currently occupied by Rep. …
The COVID-19 has shaken up how Minnesotans do business, attend school and work, but one thing that continues as usual is flooding.
Le Sueur’s movie theater officially closed its doors just nine years ago, but today, it looks like a home to ancient artifacts.
When Gov. Tim Walz announced elective procedures at veterinary clinics needed to be postponed as a part of the stay-at-home order due to the c…
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In a time of need, Le Sueur County churches are stitching together to sew homemade face masks for those bearing the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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After interviewing six candidates for the Tri-City United Superintendent position, the Tri-City United School Board has winnowed the field to …
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