The Tri-City United Public Schools School Board selected six finalists to interview for the school district’s superintendent position at their…
In 2017, Le Sueur residents Rev. Ernesto Colon and Rev. Beatrice Colon grew their own congregation after they heard the call to become pastors…
Le Sueur-Henderson and Tri-City United student actors will be back on stage this year for a more typical one act play competition. Schools sub…
Even as COVID-19 case counts are hitting historic levels amid the Omicron surge, local restaurants are forging ahead thanks to strong support …
With COVID-19 case counts hitting historic highs across the region, local businesses and health care facilities are feeling the strain from ex…
Cleveland Public Schools kicked off Snow Week on Monday, Jan. 17 with the coronation of a new Snow King and Queen.
With a catalog that includes tomatillo green tomato olive salsa, lacto-fermented celery and cauliflower al pastor, Le Center resident Allison …
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When the County Road 36 reconstruction project was discussed last June, several neighborhood residents on South Main Street in Le Sueur raised…
Three longtime Le Center residents have been named the Grand Marshals for the 2022 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration.
Just one month after the highly contagious omicron variant was detected in Minnesota, the state is staring down a record-breaking surge of COV…
The Cleveland City Council kickstarted its search for a new city clerk and treasurer on Jan. 13 after current City Administrator Dan Evans acc…
With local hospitals bursting at the seams amid a recent rise in COVID cases, a troubling decrease in blood donations has become one more stre…
The Cannon River Drug and Violent Offenders Task Force is kicking off the year 2022 with a change in leadership.
While the numbers won’t be finalized for some time, local county assessors say that the incredibly strong housing market could lead to histori…
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Across the state of Minnesota, long-term care facilities have grappled with a staffing crisis. While labor shortages have burdened the industr…
The Tri-City United School Board met on Monday to appoint a new member and approve a new vaccine-or-test mandate for staff in light of OSHA re…
As the federal vaccine-or-test mandate went into effect this week, the Cleveland Public School voted 3-1 approving a district rule requiring u…
Three comedians and former servicemen from across the country erupted the Le Center American Legion Post 108 with laughter in a night of comed…
The Le Center City Council finished its search for a new city administrator, but the Cleveland City Council will now have to begin a search of…
As the COVID-19 pandemic nears its two-year anniversary, one local county attorney’s office is taking drastic steps to catch up on a significa…
Last month, former Brooklyn Center Police Officer Kim Potter’s conviction on manslaughter charges in the April 2021 shooting of Daunte Wright,…
State investment in broadband coverage reached an all-time high last summer, as the Minnesota Legislature voted to allocate $70 million for Bo…
The Le Center Police Department rang in the new year with a major staffing shakeup. On Dec. 30, after 33 years of serving the Le Sueur Police …
A Le Sueur man with prior domestic violence convictions was accused of punching a juvenile in his home with a closed fist and kicking and head…
As the COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted networking opportunities for farmers, the Cannon River chapter of the Sustainable Farming Association…
The Minnesota River Valley was filled with hills and peaks this year amid an upswing in the COVID-19 pandemic, spiking summer temperatures, hi…
While local school districts have not, thankfully, been thus far impacted by recent threats of violence on social media, local school leaders …
A final budget and levy total for the 2021-2023 school year approved by the Cleveland Public School Board will cut down school property taxes …
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