Zumbro Falls News

A mass-transit system that uses small, futuristic-looking electric cars to whisk passengers to individualized destinations is getting another look from state and local officials.

Motorists faced delays on U.S. 14 between Winona and Stockton this morning after a crash involving two semis on the Stockton Hill at about 8 a.m. According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, maintenance crews will be clearing debris for at least two hours.

Consensus reached on Rose Street pathway OWATONNA - The Owatonna City Council informally agreed to go forward with the Rose Street Pathway Proposal, with the idea that it will be constructed in 2010.

Marlena Keller and Jamie Judisch of Zumbro Falls, a daughter. To submit a birth notice, call 285-7791 or send an e-mail to news@postbulletin.com, with "birth notices" in the subject line.

Kevin Siewert is a dairy farmer, but when hundreds of people came to visit in early July, they weren't there for a milking demonstration.

Kevin Siewert is a dairy farmer, but when hundreds of people came to visit in early July, they weren't there for a milking demonstration.

Ralph Wiebusch, of rural Zumbro Falls, has restored hundreds of windmills. Thirty-two restored windmills are on display next to his home, a place known as Wiebusch Windmill Haven.

Ralph Wiebusch, of rural Zumbro Falls, has restored hundreds of windmills. Thirty-two restored windmills are on display next to his home, a place known as Wiebusch Windmill Haven.

SOUTH TROY What other hymns should we sing? In the back of the South Troy American Heritage Community Church, Jim Erickson raised a hand that shook a bit with age.

A large, green, metal part of Millville's history is being torn down. Evan Briggs and Zane Zanschaic could see the old bridge as they fished below it in the Zumbro River last week.

It's not difficult to figure out why anticipation is building for the third annual Zumbro River Community Festival and Canoe Race.

A 51-year-old man died at Spring Creek Motocross outside Millville on Monday afternoon, according to Wabasha County Sheriff Rodney Bartsh.

To the vandals who smashed more than 30 gravestones at the old cemetery in Bear Valley: Ultimately, you failed.

The battle began at 7:30 a.m., a shout initiating a bike race from a park on the banks of the Mississippi.