Rockville News

Three new chairmen were chosen this week to lead the St. Cloud-area county boards for 2010.

Changes to the Minnesota agricultural tax program called Green Acres have prompted Stearns County to schedule a series of meetings to explain differences in the program.

Seven Central Minnesota cities agree that they need more money and more autonomy from the Minnesota Legislature next year.

Suck a lemon, gulp some grape soda, try an energy drink - those are just some hangover home remedies folks have said they've tried if they've had a little too much to drink New Year's Eve.

While St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis assumed the state budget forecast would show a deficit, the number announced Wednesday was bigger than he expected.

ROCKVILLE - Santa Claus will be in Rockville on Sunday. The Santa Day event will be at 1 p.m. at the Rockville Fire Hall, 209 Broadway St.

ROCKVILLE - After a break of about seven years, the Rockville Rock-Fest Committee revived monthly "safe night out" events for youth in the community.

While you were eating turkey and planning your assault on the Black Friday sales, about 2,000 Minnesota National Guard members were stationed far from home, many in harm's way.

Restoring Local Government Aid and getting money for a Civic Center expansion are two of St.

An open house Nov. 19 will showcase plans for a 12.2-mile trail linking the cities of Cold Spring, Rockville and Richmond.

Rep. Steve Gottwalt, R-St. Cloud, will have a town-hall meeting from 7-8 a.m. Thursday at Caribou Coffee, Crossroads Center.

ROCKVILLE - An Oak Park man was arrested Thursday after steel racks were reported stolen from a Rockville business.

City officials are pleased with the work of a Minnesota company despite a slow start to the project and steady protests against the company.

City officials are pleased with the work of a Minnesota company despite a slow start to the project and steady protests against the company and its background.

A group of lawmakers will visit Central Minnesota this week to get a closer look at proposed projects vying for state bonding dollars.

When the city of Rockville in July approved using $36,000 from its park dedication fund to repave a walking path by Pleasant Lake, a couple of people requested the repavement of another path near the city's core.

COLD SPRING - Alex Holland is a junior at Rocori High School, but he is already concerned about something that could happen in his senior year.

Area fire departments will welcome visitors this week at open houses celebrating Fire Prevention Week.

ROCKVILLE - City officials from seven area cities will host a joint town hall meeting 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at The 400 Club, 25958 Lake Road, Rockville.

If you plan to build it, they will come. Local and out-of-state contractors packed into the Police and Courts Building for the opening of bids regarding the city's Combined Sewer Overflow reduction project at Monday's meeting of the Board of Public Works and Safety.