by Ruby White
Following the second reading of the City’s stand-alone Mining Ordinance, the City Council voted 4-2 last Tuesday evening to approve the changes to the existing ordinance as reviewed and...
by Michael Smith
Wild Wings, America’s leading publisher of wildlife and sporting art, with corporate headquarters in Lake City, has announced the addition of Loon Lake Decoy Company of Wabasha to...
The last baby born at Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center is the first baby for Eric and Kendra Walker of Zumbro Falls.
Baby Waylon James Walker was born on Thursday, May 28, 2015. While the birth did...
by Michael Smith
Local law enforcement agencies currently searching for the body of Donna Lee Ingersoll, who went missing from a Wabasha residence in December 1990, had mixed results, according to...
One person was injured in a two-car crash at Reads Landing on Sunday, May 24th. It was the second crash on Highway 61 near Reads Landing in five days. The first was a fatal accident involving a car...
Board also proposes
funding agreement for
Lake Zumbro District
by Ruby White
County Highway Engineer Dietrich Flesch was re-appointed to another four-year term by the County Board at their May 19th...
by Michael Smith
W-K Elementary School’s long-awaited new playground took one more step toward becoming reality last Wednesday evening as the School Board approved the purchase of the necessary...
A 60-year-old Alma man died as a result of injuries he sustained Wednesday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 61 just north of Reads Landing that caused traffic to be detoured for several...
A 60-year-old Alma man died as a result of injuries he sustained Wednesday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 61 just north of Reads Landing that caused traffic to be detoured for several...
Several of the University of Minnesota head coaches will be visiting Wabasha next Tuesday, June 2, on a stop during a statewide tour, including Head Football Coach Jerry Kill and Men’s Hockey Coach...