Letters to the Editor and Editorials
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Be on the lookout for Palmer amaranth while harvesting this year. Palmer amaranth is on Minnesota’s prohibited noxious weed and seed list with…
It’s not often I write openly to you in this way — speaking about current events in the health care industry and specifically at Ridgeview. Th…
One must be careful walking across the street, operating vehicles, entering a large crowd … yet we take those and other activities for granted…
Good day to all in Le Sueur and Henderson.
In 2020, an estimated 35% of Americans missed routine cancer screenings. Routine cancer screenings, such as annual mammograms, are tests that …
The city of Le Center has three wells located in the Jordan Aquifer. Our water and water system are regulated by the Minnesota Department of H…
Greetings from Le Sueur County. On Sept. 28, the Le Sueur County Board of Commissioners adopted a preliminary 2022 levy of $25.09 million, com…
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It’s probably fair to assume that you’re aware October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Chances are you’ve participated in a 5K walk or run, …
The topic of use of force in law enforcement and police reform has been at the forefront of societal changes, the media, and many community-le…
You know there is a big population boom of boxelder bugs once you get back-to-back calls to the Extension Office.
The heart of our region is truly remarkable. When I talk to leaders of other communities in Minnesota and around the country, they are amazed …
Often times, school systems and districts spend quite a bit of time and energy focusing on students who struggle or need extra help and adapta…
Four children in Le Sueur sold lemonade on a couple of hot August afternoons — not an unusual event. What was unusual about this lemonade stan…
Our first day of fall has officially come and gone so I guess that means we can officially start fall cleaning… And to kick things off we had …
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Some beneficial rains finally fell in late August. It did not come in time for some crops and plants, but recharging the groundwater will be i…
This year, we’re doing something together for our students. The state legislature approved the biggest per pupil funding increase in 15 years …
It’s nice to have a name you can remember.
Eggs have been in the news a lot — again. It seems like every few years, questions arise about these meals in a shell. Are they good or bad fo…
September 2021 marks two years since Partners for Housing (P4H) held its grand opening ceremony for Union Street Place, their third emergency …
Earlier this month, our kids headed back to school. After a year of distance learning, I’m sure the return to the classroom was full of excite…
Think globally, act locally. It’s a phrase that applies so well to University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners in Le Sueur County.
Why does Greater Mankato Area United Way focus on basic needs, health and education? These are the three pillars that keep our region strong a…
The Labor Day weekend has come and gone, which means it is back to school time.
One of us had a pet rooster named Gary.
The Public Services Department had another year filled with planning and exciting projects happening throughout the city.
“A dark night in a city that knows how to keep its secrets, but one man is still trying to find the answers to life’s persistent questions — G…
Q. My family makes it a priority to eat meals together most nights (as activities allow). I try to cook healthy meals for my family, but it is…
I want to thank the Le Sueur County News for this monthly opportunity to share news and happenings within the county.
