The 18th edition of the CP Holiday Train is ready to support communities and raise awareness. The brightly decorated Holiday Train will stop in Wabasha this year on Thursday, December 8th, arriving...
by Ruby White
The Wabasha City Council voted 5-2 last Tuesday night to allow Grand Eagles Hospitality to purchase, for $1, the city-owned land between the Eagle Center and Eagle’s Landing...
by Michael Smith
With the City Council’s approval at their November 1st meeting, Wabasha now has a Sexual Offenders and Sexual Predators Ordinance. The ordinance went into effect November 1st....
by Michael Smith
Wabasha County votes largely mirrored their counterparts across the country by strongly supporting the Republicans, and they were especially decisive in their voting for President...
by Michael Smith
In a hotly-contested Presidential election year, when voters across the country swept out many incumbents, especially if they were Democrats, electing many new people to take their...
by Michael Smith
With one week remaining until Election Day, voters all over the county and right here in the Wabasha and Kellogg area will finally be making up their minds who they will vote for...
This year’s fall play, “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon,” is a mash up of many favorite fairy tale classics created by the Brothers Grimm.
This play was written by playwright/teacher Don Zolidis...
Brommerich News Service
The old brick power plant owned by Dairyland Power Cooperative will be torn down and demolished within three years.
A company representative told the Alma City Council that...
The Minnesota Department of Health once again recertified Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center as a Level 4 Trauma Hospital.
Saint Elizabeth’s and staff voluntarily participated in the re-designation...
by Michael Smith
Wabasha-Kellogg graduate Courtney Sill (2014) was named the Homecoming Queen at Minnesota State University, Mankato on October 6th.
Courtney is a junior at Minnesota State, Mankato...