When Kandice Cooke saw a man laying on the ground outside of her Cooks & Company workplace in downtown St. Peter, turning blue and struggl…
The Waseca police officer who was shot in the line of duty last year received a surprise gift thanks to the fundraising efforts of a Le Sueur …
There are seven total candidates running for three spots on the St. Peter City Council in the 2021 election, which takes place Tuesday, Nov. 2…
There are 10 total candidates running for four spots on the St. Peter School Board in the 2021 election, which takes place Tuesday, Nov. 2.
There are three candidates running to be mayor of St. Peter in the 2021 election, which takes place Tuesday, Nov. 2. Incumbent Mayor Chuck Zie…
Members of the Nicollet County Power Up Clubhouse want more people to be aware of mental health, and they’re not only talking the talk, but al…
According to the Whole Grains Council, oats have been shown to keep you fuller longer and have high levels of protein and healthy fats. Oats c…
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Faculty from the St. Peter, Cleveland, Le Sueur-Henderson and Tri-City United school districts are connecting with local employers to create m…
For the first time in two years, the students of Cleveland Public Schools were marching through the streets in celebration of this year’s Homecoming.
The Leo A. Hoffmann Center has been officially certified and licensed as a psychiatric residential treatment facility by the Minnesota Departm…
From his days as a youth picking plums along the riverbank and peering at the minnows and mysterious creatures lurking below the surface, auth…
One of St. Peter’s most successful business over the last 40-plus years is moving out of the family that started it and into the hands of a mu…
It’s already been decided. A new fire station is needed in St. Peter. The question voters will answer Nov. 2 is whether they want the estimate…
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The Gustavus Adolphus College Board of Trustees has made the decision to remove the name “Linnaeus” from its campus arboretum, Board Chair Sco…
Feeding Our Communities Partners (FOCP) hosted, Oct. 7 in St. Peter, Cirque du Crave, a culinary competition in support of FOCP and the BackPa…
The transportation industry is among the many industries devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic. When businesses shuttered their doors in March 2…
Between Girls Night Out Thursday evening and the Minnesota Maker Fair Saturday, near 5,000 shoppers were perusing in St. Peter.
A defense attorney for a Le Center man charged with second-degree murder and first-degree arson announced they intend to pursue a defense by r…
For many students, earning a degree can be tricky to navigate. Under conventional learning models, college students have a vast array of class…
Developers hope that an empty parking lot in downtown St. Peter will transform into two three-story mixed residential and commercial buildings…
After a year off, Maker Fair Minnesota organizers believe their customers will be itching to get back, and the ninth edition could be the bigg…
At first glance, the St. Peter Public Schools 2022 preliminary tax levy appears to offer a significant decrease for district property owners, …
The Performance Excellence Network (PEN) honored River’s Edge Hospital and three other organizations with the 2020 Performance Excellence Awar…
The St. Peter School Board is now accepting applications from residents of the Independent School District No. 508 who are interested in servi…
A severe housing shortage is impacting the United States, and Minnesota is one of the worst-affected states nationwide. While some state legis…
St. Peter High School students are no longer required to wear masks at school, as the School Board amended a district-wide policy at its Sept.…
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