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Nicollet County Public Health sent out a release Thursday, noting a significant increase in COVID-19 cases in the county in the last couple weeks.
Jim Rogers is ending his time on the Cleveland School Board, but he’s not going to stop helping the district anytime soon.
Classes at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter will begin one week early on Sept. 2, and the college will transition to online course deliv…
Moving into a new community to become the new leader of its school district comes with enough challenges on its own. Add in a pandemic, and th…
Combining community input and data from a traffic analysis of the corridor, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) arrived at a pr…
Class sizes are growing and becoming more diverse, but teachers, especially teachers of color, are getting harder and harder to find in Minnesota.
Mohamed Mohamed and Rugiyo Hussein might finally be able to stretch out their arms.
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Nicollet County Public Health reports recent increase in COVID cases
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New family welcomed to St. Peter community with Habitat home
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MnDOT chooses dual left turn lanes and RCUT for 169/22 and 169/99 intersections
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Gustavus announces fall semester calendar change
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Mankato to require masks in public indoor venues starting July 10
<&firstgraph>As Gov. Tim Walz and his administration consider a statewide mask mandate during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the cit…
<&firstgraph>Kraus-Anderson (KA) has completed a $70 million expansion and renovation of Nobel Hall of Science at Gustavus Adolphus …
With tightening coffers amidst economic slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of small businesses across the country and in Minn…
The Cleveland Public School District is setting plans for next year, but the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t making it easy.
While the long holiday weekend meant an uptick in campground reservations for local state parks, many have already seen much busier than usual…
<&firstgraph>Bones found in a wooded area south of Barron, Wisconsin, in December 2017 have been identified as being from Gary Alber…
Local crop farmers left reeling after back-to-back years of poor growing conditions and struggling markets entered 2020 with high hopes of a r…
When your dad has a literal mountain peak named after him, it’s hard not to see him as larger than life.
Even as restrictions loosened for retail outlets across the state, business is as tentative as ever, and for some small stores, there simply i…
After retiring six years ago, Jeff Olson wasn’t expecting to be the St. Peter Public Schools superintendent for 2019-20.
Minnesota health and education officials in June asked school administrators to plan for three scenarios on reopening in the fall, and promise…
There won’t be many Fourth of July celebrations in Le Sueur and Nicollet counties this year, due to the impact of COVID-19, but there’s still …
With bars and restaurants opening up right on the cusp of summer, it’s little to no surprise that young adults immediately flocked to their us…
Hy-Vee is recalling an additional 12 salads across its eight-state region due to the potential that they may be contaminated with cyclospora. …
Cambria fined for environmental violations; company says it was self-identified administrative issue
Cambria Company, a producer of natural stone surfaces for countertops and other uses, has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $10,200 to the Minn…
This year is the 70th anniversary of the beginning of the Korean war. Many St. Peter men were in the conflict and would like their commitment …
The city of St. Peter Outdoor Pool will open this summer at limited capacity.
St. Peter soon-to-be third grader Hailey Detlefsen just wanted to do something good. She accomplished her goal and then some.
The Gustavus Adolphus College Nobel Conference 56, Cancer in the Age of Biotechnology, will take place primarily online this October, due to t…
It could yet be years away, but a new multi-family development is possible in St. Peter, and it’s seemingly needed.
A Le Sueur man acknowledged to police investigators that he left the St. Peter bowling alley he co-owned while a fire he started burned inside…
