Letters to the Editor and Editorials
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Stay near the flyswatter.
The contractor successfully completed the installation of the electrical ductbank and the new roadway sand and aggregate base layer on South S…
Like climate change, mask wearing has become caught up in partisan polarization. Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images.
On June 20, the Senate adjourned from a week-long special session. After working to reasonably spend federal CARES dollars, assemble a bonding…
The Legislature convened June 12 for the first day of special session, which Gov. Walz was required to call in order to extend the peacetime e…
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The Le Sueur County Historical Society remains busy and active during the COVID-19 pandemic. In pursuant of the Governor’s Executive Order’s t…
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Five teams of youth from across Minnesota recently met online to share their research findings for the University of Minnesota 4-H Science of …
Even when I didn't want him to be.
Our Adams Publishing Group newspapers of Southern Minnesota, which includes the Faribault Daily News, Owatonna People’s Press, Northfield News…
For many Minnesotans, homelessness can happen without warning. According to Minnesota’s Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), two-thi…
Millions of children may be at risk of missing or delaying their routine childhood vaccines due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Tina Ardon, a Ma…
As the Legislature moves toward a special session this week, two things are abundantly clear: Minnesota needs a big infrastructure bill — know…
Wow, back in January when my decision was made to retire I had no idea how quickly the months would fly by; or what would take place during th…
The human mind is a wondrous organ. A sight, sound, aroma, or touch can bring back a memory of an event experienced many years ago, while reca…
Greater Mankato Area United Way’s Fourth-Grade Book Project looked a little different this year. Since 2017, a generous grant through the Olse…
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Tri-City United: High school principal shares graduation speech
On Sunday, May 17 the Minnesota Senate adjourned an unprecedented and historic legislative session.
Even though our schools are much too quiet without our students, there have been encouraging sounds and activity into some areas of our TCU lo…
Since in-person events for Extension have been canceled, my office has been busy working from home.
It’s been said that a nation that forgets its defenders will itself be forgotten. We tell the world who we are as a country by how we honor ou…
Last Week, Gov. Tim Walz made an announcement lifting the state’s stay-at-home order, effective May 18, and laying out plans to allow the re-o…
Where people live affects all parts of their lives.
Now more than ever, it is clear that we are all stronger when we live united. Challenging times are what United Way is built for as we find th…
The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) may be stressful for people. Fear and anxiety about a disease can be overwhelming and caus…
All one can do these first weeks of May is to stand in awe of nature’s splendor.
Being that we’re in the last month of the school year, it’s nice to reflect upon some of the great accomplishments that have happened for TCU …
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