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COVID-19 has not given many opportunities to prep athletes. It’s more common to read that the pandemic has taken them away. Fortunately, this was not the case for Princeton’s Sydney Eckert. Thanks to the virus spacing out the soccer and football season, it gave the senior a chance to suit up…
Mayor Pete Pedersen remains concerned about M Fairview Health Services' decision to close the Milaca clinic and pharmacy the first week in December.
Gov. Tim Walz has announced a four-week pause on social activities, in-person dining, sports, and fitness establishment visits as a state response to the deepening COVID-19 pandemic.
Milaca Public Schools will shift elementary students to distance learning Nov. 30.
Last week, Princeton and Milaca got the news that they would have to shut down their activit…
Sherburne County election staff completed tabulation of remaining Absentee Ballots earlier today.
The Milaca Public School District has been given guidance from Mille Lacs County Public Heal…
Mayor Pete Pedersen remains concerned about M Fairview Health Services' decision to close the Milaca clinic and pharmacy the first week in December.
Light-Up Princeton, the new holiday event planned by the city and the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce, continues to receive community financial support.
City leaders are scheduled to receive and review information Thursday night regarding the possible expansion of the Princeton Public Utilities Commission.
A ceremonial groundbreaking for the $280,000 Milaca Area Veterans Memorial has been set for 3:30 p.m. next Wednesday, Nov. 11. in Trimble Park.
Princeton’s Riverside Park Campground will be transformed into an illuminated wonderland later this month in conjunction with a new holiday event being planned by the city and the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce.
"It comes as no surprise that Trump is not gracious in defeat," was the opening sentence of a letter in the Opinion section of the Star Tribune two days ago. "He hasn't been gracious in victory," the letter continued. Another letter, this one from a Trump supporter, took issue with so-called…
Fifteen years ago the Princeton American Legion post sold its building, something that's happened to a lot of posts around the country in the years of declining membership. And I've talked to quite a few residents since then who think that because of that the post had ceased to exist. Not true.
The year was 1962 and Elmer Andersen, eventual publisher of the Princeton Union-Eagle, was seeking re-election as Minnesota's governor.
Over the past few weeks, we have published an editorial series about important election issues, including race relations, police reform, health care, the COVID-19 response, the economy and climate change.
Minnesotans take great pride in our abundant natural resources. Whether we are fishing in a crystal clear lake, taking the pontoon along the shore near the cabin, or bicycling on one of the state’s expansive and scenic trails, we appreciate the beauty and bounties of this state.
The best tonic for our cratered COVID-19 economy is deep suppression of both virus and disease through vaccines and better therapeutics. We long to return to a semblance of normal and full employment.
The Tigers and Wolves volleyball teams haven’t met since 2014, but thanks to COVID-19 cancelations, the two got a chance to renew their rivalry on Nov. 13. Both teams were searching for an opponent when the teams decided to schedule a doubleheader in Milaca.
The implications loomed large heading into the key gridiron contest between Milaca and Foley. The winner would receive a home playoff game in Section 5AAA.
The story has been the same all year for Princeton. If the team is able to execute, the Tigers will put themselves in a good position to walk away with a win.
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