It is not unusual to hear hunters lamenting that wild turkeys are hurting the native ruffed grouse population. Many believe the turkeys eat grouse eggs, fight for the same food source and make life miserable for the native grouse. Adding to the perception is that more and more turkeys are be…
Tri-City United-Le Center K-8 School has earned state recognition. We have been named a “2019 Sustained Exemplar Model PBIS School."
Campaign season is here — no, not that campaign! — as Greater Mankato Area United Way’s annual campaign for regional programs reaches full swing.
All 18 members of the Le Sueur-Henderson task force on facility improvements were present for the first meeting of the group on Sept. 17.
I stand with cheeseburgers. It’s the most political statement I’ll make in this column all year. Food choices abound in America. A leading Democratic presidential candidate, California Sen. Kamala Harris already made headlines for her comments on how she loves cheeseburgers from “time to tim…
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Editor's Note: This letter is in response to the May 8 article in the Le Sueur County News, headlined, "Le Sueur runner finishes his first Boston Marathon."
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Le Sueur-Henderson Public Schools continues to head in the right direction, both on budgetary and educational issues. The Le Sueur News-Herald recommends voters continue to support Independent School District #2397 by voting yes on two ballot questions Nov. 7.
In the last couple of weeks, the local law enforcement community has taken a significant hit. With the retirements of Deputy Dave Struckman and Sheriff Dave Tietz, Le Sueur County has said goodbye to two of its finest.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s still a duck, no matter what label it carries.
Alison Mackie, Brent Lehnen, Brendan Kroehler.
New councilman Newell Krogmann said, “Process is important,” as the Le Sueur City Council weighed appointing an acting city administrator Jan. 17.
