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Gov. Mark Dayton appointed longtime Democratic state Rep. Paul Thissen to the Minnesota Supreme Court on Tuesday, the latest in a long line of partisans to join the state’s highest court.
Crown College’s softball team improved to 6-0 in UMAC play as they bested North Central on Saturday morning at Augsburg University’s indoor facility. In game one, Lis King led Crown with 15 batters faced, and 15 outs (with six strikeouts). King allowed only one hit, but a 643 double-play fol…
Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican lawmakers could be headed for a messy conclusion to the legislative session as the House GOP majority on April 12 laid out drastically different framework for how to spend a $329 million budget surplus while retooling Minnesota taxes to match recent…
Gov. Mark Dayton appointed longtime Democratic state Rep. Paul Thissen to the Minnesota Supr…
Crown College’s softball team improved to 6-0 in UMAC play as they bested North Central on S…
Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican lawmakers could be headed for a messy conclusion …
You are invited to join your friends, neighbors and community members at the Annual Communit…
A great book, comfy pajamas, a favorite stuffed pet and time to read – what could be better?…
You are invited to join your friends, neighbors and community members at the Annual Community Breakfast to benefit Western Communities Action Network (WeCAN) on Thursday, April 27, at the Gillespie Center, 2590 Commerce Boulevard in Mound.
After last weekend’s blizzard, most Minnesotans find themselves asking: when will this winter end? However, this winter season might not be as uncharacteristic as it feels. According to local environment expert Jim Gilbert we had similar winters back in 2013 and 2014. “In 2013 we got over 18…
Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners invites women out 6-9:30 p.m. Thursday, April 19, for a night of fashion and philanthropy.
Chances are you’ve seen it where you live or work. Homes are being built again, jobs are plentiful and new apartments are sprouting faster than many Minnesotans can remember. The housing crisis and Great Recession are assuredly over.
When U.S. Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., was pressured to resign by Senate Democrats in early January, a series of consequences unfolded that revealed a weakness in the Minnesota Constitution that needs to be addressed.
Concern is growing over Minnesota youth using nicotine-bearing tobacco products that damage their health and brain development.
In this land of four seasons, I always look forward to change. Now I am ready to hear the birds singing, see buds swelling on tree branches and watch refreshing rains that wash away the salt and grit from the landscape.
Chances are you’ve seen it where you live or work. Homes are being built again, jobs are plentiful and new apartments are sprouting faster than many Minnesotans can remember. The housing crisis and Great Recession are assuredly over.
State officials, Gov. Mark Dayton, Lt. Gov. Michelle Fischbach, DFLers and Republicans announced a bipartisan plan March 13 to address serious issues that have existed in residential care facilities for the elderly.
When U.S. Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., was pressured to resign by Senate Democrats in early January, a series of consequences unfolded that revealed a weakness in the Minnesota Constitution that needs to be addressed.
Crown College’s softball team improved to 6-0 in UMAC play as they bested North Central on Saturday morning at Augsburg University’s indoor facility. In game one, Lis King led Crown with 15 batters faced, and 15 outs (with six strikeouts). King allowed only one hit, but a 643 double-play fol…
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