July 2, 2009 RSS feed / News

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Tri-County owner charged with cattle theft in South Dakota

The owner of the Tr i - County Livestock Sales at Motley has been charged with the theft of cattle at a sales barn he owns in Watertown, South Dakota. Joey J. More...

Minnesota booster seat law took effect July 1

Minnesota children under age eight and shorter than four feet nine inches tall must be in a child safety seat or booster seat, effective July 1. More...

Unemployment insurance overview offered for employers

A business seminar on Minnesota Unemployment Insurance is being offered in two locations for area employers. More...

Vintage Fashion Show

Over 85 people attended the Vintage Fashion Show Saturday afternoon at Central Lakes College. Grace Steuri of Little Rock, Ark., shared more than 60 ensembles from her collection. More...

Lakewood welcomes two new therapist

Lakewood Health System announces the addition of Miles Krueger, Doctorate Physical Therapist and Janet Byland, Occupational Therapist to its rehabilitation department. Both therapists began practicing at Lakewood in June. More...

Minnesota dairy industry briefing

By Keith Olander, Farm Business Management Instructor, CLC, Staples

Minnesota's dairy industry, consisting of over 5,000 farms, contributed several hundred million dollars to the state's economy in 2009. More...

Drawing a crowd

Sidewalk widths along the length of the new Second Avenue roadway drew several people to the Staples City council's June 23 meeting. More...

Wolves returned to threatened status in state of Minnesota

Timber wolves in Minnesota will be returned to threatened status under an agreement reached and announced recently by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. More...

Fired up for the fourth? Keep it safe and legal

If they fly or explode, they're illegal

The fireworks for sale in Minnesota may be legal, but if not handled carefully they can be dangerous. More...