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Several companies rehiring after months of cuts
The good news about Minnesota unemployment is that the bad news may be ebbing, albeit in fits and starts.
Another chance for a Withrow ballroom dance
Paul Bergmann has purchased the Withrow Ballroom & Event Center in northern Washington County, but he insists that his ownership of Minnesota's oldest ballroom won't make it his.
Pre-holidays savings, sales and events
Start your holiday shopping with the Shop, Save, Share card from the Junior League of Minneapolis.
Council to vote on purchase of Mexico Lindo land
The Albert Lea City Council has been presented with the opportunity to purchase property on Main Street, formerly the location of Mexico Lindo, at a reduced rate.
DNR says more logging possible in Minnesota
Minnesota's forests can sustain logging 5.5 million cords of wood each year, about double the current harvest level, according to an analysis released Monday by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Jacobson to receive land protection award
LITTLE FALLS - A Sauk Centre man is receiving a statewide award for his land conservation efforts.
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2-year-old boy struck by car and killed in northwestern Minnesota
The Clay County Sheriff says a 2-year-old boy was killed after he was struck by a car on a rural road near Glyndon.
Tara Gerads and Brent Jacobson along with their parents, Deborah Groetsch of Avon, the late Duane Gerads of Albany and Kevin & Joyce Jacobson of Wanamingo, MN are happy to announce their engagement.
Mural unveiled in downtown Albert Lea
At least 50 people from Albert Lea, around the state and from as far away as La Crosse, Wis., came together Sunday for the unveiling of the Beatrice Bessesen mural by one local artist in downtown Albert Lea.
As a State Fair deputy general manager, Steve Pooch deals with such issues as whether the silicone teats on a mechanical milking Guernsey cow remain in good shape when yanked by children at the Fair s milking exhibit.
Township sign replacement program is nearly complete
By Craig Moorhead Special for the Argus Kermit McRae pauses when he's asked about township road signs.
'It's like she's going to walk,' mother of motorcyclist killed on...
Lee Jacobson said her heart was shredded the day her son died in a motorcycle crash.
'It's like she's going to walk,' mother of motorcyclist killed on...
Lee Jacobson said her heart was shredded the day her son died in a motorcycle crash.
'It's like she's going to walk,' mother of motorcyclist killed on...
Lee Jacobson said her heart was shredded the day her son died in a motorcycle crash.
'It's like she's going to walk,' mother of motorcyclist killed on...
Lee Jacobson said her heart was shredded the day her son died in a motorcycle crash.
While Blue Earth County is coping with the loss, there are people in Lake Crystal that are wondering if a better crossing might have made a difference.News 12's Erick Lind spoke with residents who hope tragedies like this will be avoided in the future.Harvey Jacobson has lived in Lake Crystal most of his life.He's seen many accidents involving ...
Ambulance crews and first responders save the lives of neighbors and strangers every day, but they don't always get the recognition they deserve.
9 students work in honorary fellowship
Not all learning takes place inside the classroom. This summer, nine students from the College of St.
Submitted by Journal Staff on June 23, 2009 - 12:16pm. Sadie Running was born June 28, 1908, in Chisholm, Minn.
Seized vehicles transformed for use by law enforcement
People caught driving while drunk can end up with stiff penalties, including fines, jail or prison time, and the temporary loss of their license.
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