It may have only been grass, but it didn’t make any difference for Chuck and Jerrie Wencl of Medford to kick up their

It took more than a year, but Blooming Prairie residents once again have a place to access medical care.

If the cows on the Balzer Dairy Farm outside of Medford appear to be in a fog, it’s all by design in an effort to kee

Two months following a devastating barn fire that disrupted one of the top dairy herds in the state, the owner has so

For the past six months or so, Melissa Stoen planned, replanned, scrapped those plans and replanned again – “it was a

With the popular Breakfast on the Farm canceled, the Steele County American Dairy Association has come up with a diff

The State of Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings was notified on Wednesday that the parties have reached a te

When Rusty Bailey found out he had been chosen as the top corrections officer at the Steele County Detention Center,

After canceling last year’s events due to COVID, the City of Medford will host this year’s Straight River Days on Jun

After being friends with the Kuhn family for decades, Eric Kyllo is stepping up to keep a family legacy flourishing 

Memorial Day is a day to honor those who gave their lives in service to their country.

Realtors from the Owatonna area are focused on more than just selling houses this month.

Judge Joseph Bueltel been elected to a two-year term as chief judge of Minnesota’s Third Judicial District.

Owatonna recently hired Ed Hoffman as its new fire chief.

Inmates going into jail often struggle to make ends meet financially, but a new state grant hopes to reverse course a

For Ted Mittelstadt, it’s a sad ending to something he has been involved with for most of his life.

The Blooming Prairie Education Foundation’s annual auction raised about $60,000 Saturday, bringing the organization’s