Bock News

If you look around southern Minnesota for 150-year-old businesses that have been owned and operated by the same family for five generations, you'll toast the one you find.

29. The original felony charge was reduced to civil disorder, a gross misdemeanor.

A need for drugs apparently led to the death of a 32-year-old Milaca man as he tried to injure himself in order to get pain medication.

The fall/winter occasional sales for kids' consignment are winding down until spring.

To a casual observer Flory Tacle is just a young lady out for a stroll through an Edina neighborhood.

After writing 2003's "The Zombie Survival Guide," Max Brooks made his first public speaking appearance.

Two male teenagers from Milaca have been charged with felony possession and manufacturing of five explosive and incendiary devices for the bombs found in Bock in June.

Get ready for greener pastures at Green Mill. The St. Paul pizzeria at Hamline and Grand has a wine bar in the works.

Times photo by Myra Luedke Kylie Muehring of Bock, belongs to the Brookside Buccaneers 4-H Club.

Earl and Denise Donnell, Sauk Rapids, announce the engagement of their daughter Amber to John Pfeffer, son of Frank and Mary Jane Pfeffer of Alexandria, Minnesota.

Car broke down? Need a ride to the grocery store? You don't need to be elderly or disabled to ride the Timber Trails Public Transit bus in Milaca.

Two male juveniles are likely to be charged this week with felonies for manufacturing and detonating bombs that were first located in Bock on June 14.

Moon Saloon "Dollars for Scholars Motorcycle Rally" benefiting the Milaca Scholarship Foundation took place Saturday, June 13.

A bomb left behind at a gas station in Bock prompted the evacuation of residents and businesses within a three block radius Sunday, June 14.

A bomb was found behind TNT Gas Station in Bock Sunday, June 14 around 3 p.m. Residents and businesses were evacuated within a three block radius while the bomb disposal unit from Crow Wing County arrived and diffused the bomb.

MILACA - At 83 years old, Alyce Alkire isn't slowing down anytime soon. She works full-time. She spends time with her family and friends.

Valory Finamore says she was shocked when she lost her retail job of 15 years in 2007.