The Motor Vessel Ronald Wagonblast locked through Lock & Dam 4 at Alma on Saturday at 1:53 p.m., and Wabasha at 3:45 p.m. Saturday, March 12. She was pushing 12 barges en route to St. Paul....
by Michael Smith
Wabasha-Kellogg area residents heading north to Red Wing or the Twin Cities area will likely be travelling on a much different Highway 61 through Lake City three years from now, if...
by Michael Smith
It was a special meeting, and lasted only slightly more than an hour, but during that time the W-K School Board approved three major motions at the meeting held on March 7th at the...
by Michael Smith
Saving someone’s life is no doubt a very good feeling.
But it’s more than that. It’s an heroic act, and it’s a rewarding experience, as well.
And yes, it certainly must feel very...
by Ruby White
Preserving rural health care is apparently the number one priority of Wabasha’s Port Authority, according to City Administrator Chad Springer.
At the regular City Council meeting last...
by Michael Smith
An update on the district’s Indoor Air Quality and Energy Savings Projects and another on “Technology Integration” within the school were highlights of the regular monthly meeting...
February marks a very special occasion for Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center and the 1,200 and counting patients who find healing within the nurturing environment of its wellness center.
Fifteen...
Paul Cushman, sophomore at Wabasha-Kellogg High School, performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Sunday, February 7..
Paul sang with the Concert Choir for the 2016 Honors Performance Series...
by Michael Smith
Wabasha’s 23rd Annual Grumpy Old Men Festival is fast approaching and a full day’s activities await anyone wanting to join in on the fun!
The late-winter festival is just 10 days...