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Random Runners celebrate 10th anniversary

Cottage Grove Random Runners (CGRR) was started in fall of 2014 with the creation of a Facebook page and a call to the local paper. The group has grown from three people, who started it to share …

Newport seeks input on proposed trail network

Live in Newport and have a preference on where to put new trails moving forwards? The city wants to hear from you. Now in the process of developing a Trail Network Plant to guide it in the future …

The final results of the fundraiser were announced, and Principal Tim Sullivan withstood a barrage of whip cream pies in his student selected Minion costume.

SEAS Celebrates another successful fundraising campaign

At the start of each school year, St. Elizabeth Anne Seton School (SEAS) holds their biggest fundraiser. 100 percent of the funds raised during this event go directly to the school for their …

Craig, Teirab square off at Oct. 7 debate ahead of election

Rep. Angie Craig and Joe Teirab clashed over issues ranging from abortion to Social Security, policing to immigration at the Oct. 7 debate as the race for Minnesota Congressional District 2 reaches …

Jose Miranda crosses the plate after hitting a 434-foot homerun in the Saints opening day game against the Guardians AAA team, the Columbus Clippers.

Saints hit 3 homeruns, win 8-1 on opening day

The Saint Paul Saints won their home opener on Saturday evening defeating the Columbus Clippers at CHS Field in St. Paul’s Lowertown by a score of 8-1. We can all breathe a sigh of relief; …

Nurse pleads not guilty to foot amputation charges

A former Spring Valley Health Care Center nurse accused of amputating a 62-year-old hospice patient’s necrotic foot without permission pleaded not guilty to three felony charges at a Feb. 16 arraignment hearing in Pierce County Circuit Court.

Gov. Tony Evers (third from left) is pictured with members of the River Falls Public Library Board and Library Director Tanya Misselt during his visit Monday, Oct. 7.

River Falls Public Library receives $4.08 million in grant funding for upgrades

RIVER FALLS – The River Falls Public Library was awarded $4,080,488 through the Flexible Facilities Program (FFP) to be used toward renovations of the current library facility. To mark the …

Prescott students make 25th anniversary trip to Lac du Flambeau

“It is really hard to describe this trip,” said Prescott sophomore Miles Malm. “But if I had to pick a word it would be incredible.”  It was 25 years ago when …

Police cars surround Kyle Borsien’s vehicle after a high speed pursuit.

Thorp PD engages in pursuit with help from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office and Owen-Withee PD

On Wednesday, October 2, 2024, at approximately 4:40 p.m., the Thorp Police Department initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle driven by Kyle S. Borslien, a resident in the City of Thorp, in …

The Hands Foundation holds an open house at St. Hedwig’s

On Saturday, October 5, the Hands Foundation held an open house at St. Hedwig’s on Gorman Avenue. Visitors were allowed to explore the historic church and see some of the restoration work that …
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Digital Literacy Tips for Older Adults

(Family Features) If current trends continue, decades of gentle teasing and jokes about older adults' confusion with technology may be on their way out. Boost your digital literacy with these tips.

Prepare Yourself for Cooler Weather

(Family Features) Despite the old adage that "you'll catch your death of cold," the cold itself doesn't cause illness. More accurately, the cold is more hospitable to viruses, making it easier for them to spread.

Identifying Volunteer Opportunities for Older Adults

(Family Features) Many older adults look for variety, flexibility and benefits when searching for a way to volunteer. Consider these opportunities that match volunteers' interests and skills with local non-profit organizations.

Keep Cold and Flu Season at Bay

(Family Features) It doesn't take much for cold and flu symptoms to take over. Even a mild case of the sniffles can make it difficult to navigate the demands of everyday life.

Evacuating in disasters like Hurricane Milton isn’t simple – there are reasons people stay in harm’s way, and it’s not just stubbornness

Evacuation is more difficult for people with health and mobility issues. Ted Richardson/For The Washington Post via Getty Images As Hurricane Milton roared ashore near Sarasota, Florida, tens of …

Hope amid the chaos: Good neighbors rebuild and support each other after hurricanes

(BPT) - Recent natural disasters have affected people across the United States. For some, dangerous storms have significantly impacted their lives and property. The greatest concern is …