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At Mayer’s City Council meeting on Nov 26, the discussed and eventually approved the purchase of a new plow truck.
Celebrate His Harvest at Mayer-Lutheran High School saw over 400 guests this year. With delicious food and decadent desserts for everyone, it can only be described as a great event! (Photos submitted by Kathy Martin).
The City of Norwood Young America has put the final touches on the 2019 budget ahead of the public hearing on Dec. 10, with several key elements addressed.
The Watertown-Mayer/Mound Westonka gymnastics team opened the season at the Jackie Mann Invite in Perham, competing against some of the best teams in the state. While the Royals were without several gymnasts, they still managed to place fourth with a score of 139.2.
The Waconia wrestling team had a strong start to the 2018-19 campaign, winning the St. Michael-Albertville Invitational by nearly 60 points. The Wildcats had four champions and 16 wrestlers places at the tournament.
The Watertown-Mayer wrestling team started the season strong with a 41-27 win over St. Peter before placing third at the GSL/LP Don Hall Invite Dec. 1. The Royals were a half point away from second place and had three first place wrestlers.
At Mayer’s City Council meeting on Nov 26, the discussed and eventually approved the purchas…
Celebrate His Harvest at Mayer-Lutheran High School saw over 400 guests this year. With deli…
The City of Norwood Young America has put the final touches on the 2019 budget ahead of the …
Following a closed-door session near the end of Central’s regular school board meeting on No…
Waconia residents got a chance to learn about and comment on the city’s proposed 2019 budget…
It’s finally time to indulge your sweet tooth, Watertown. You’ve seen the Cookie Store’s foodtruck at a few events, but now Dani Daniels will be getting a more permanent set up: a small bakery in Watertown’s Highland Park Center, which won’t just be the Subway Building anymore.
Adams Publishing Group announced Dec. 3 they have purchased the assets of the Daily Jefferson County Union and the affiliated Hometown News Limited Partnership from W.D. Hoard & Sons Company. The Daily Jefferson County Union and the affiliated Hometown News Limited Partnership publish 13…
Trust is a powerful thing. Think about how many times a day you trust someone – many times a person you’ve never met – to protect you and keep you safe.
When knee-high bushes that line the sidewalk to our home go up in flames, I’m blaming the Chinese.
It’s been a busy few months in the Six Mile Creek chain of lakes, where the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District and its partners have been hard at work reducing the number of common carp that are in the system. It’s the first phase of one of the metro’s largest habitat restoration projects, f…
A closer look at this month’s election results suggests that Minnesota is much in need of healing.
The Tuesday, Nov. 6, election has an overwhelming national focus that may be obliterating views of important local issues. This fall, 35 Minnesota school districts are presenting their voters with critical property tax levy questions to fund school operations. In addition, 25 school district…
Minnesota’s next governor will need to unite a state divided over social issues and clashing rural-urban goals. He also will have the opportunity to build on the current economic boom, pulling from a vast store of natural and human resources.
Republican U.S. Rep. John Kline won election eight times in Minnesota’s 2nd District. Despite growing chatter that Democrats were in play in this emerging “swing” district, Kline handily proved them wrong each time.
In Minnesota’s traditionally moderate 3rd Congressional District, Rep. Erik Paulsen is facing a competitive challenge in opponent Democrat Dean Phillips, who hopes to unseat the Republican seeking a sixth term in Congress.
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