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Group seeks members to keep elections clean

A group striving for clean political elections in the state is seeking public support, especially in greater Minnesot

NRHEG hires top administrator

There's a new superintendent coming to New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva (NRHEG) Public Schools and his nam

Emergency management to expand to full-time role in Steele County

Steele County will soon have a full-time emergency management director.

A COMPUTER WHIZ

As Nolan Baker works his magic on computers and other technological systems, he surprises many people when they find

Zoning: Keep residential zone for Piper House property

After a developer purchased the property where the historic Daniel S.

Duncan: BP has an alcohol, drug epidemic

The top leader for Steele County’s United Way is calling for a change in what she describes as an epidemic that’s out

Krell achieves top state honor

A top educator, who once reigned on the national level as a distinguished principal, has added yet another honor to h

Same name, different owner

Tyler Hoff may turn a few heads with his youthful look, but he’s not letting that stop him from conquering the challe

THE PODCAST SHERIFF

As a long-time public safety warrior, Scott Rose knows firsthand how losing police officers sends ripple effects thro

In-person learning resumes at BP High School

After nearly a full year of distance or hybrid learning, Monday marked the first day back at school for in-person lea

Mountain was the oldest living priest

The longest living ordained priest in the Diocese of Winona has passed away.

Touchdown for the Hardecopfs with a new baby

Andrew Hardecopf is used to coaching football players on how to score touchdowns, but he and his wife, Sam, recently

Medford Mayor expects city to be fined by state

Medford Mayor Danny Thomas spent his first 60 days in office trying to right the ship while facing a barrage of issue

‘My favorite was a little town: Blooming Prairie’

The coronavirus pandemic has left an indelible mark on all of us.

Small town grocer offers more variety

For years Lerberg’s Foods has been able to carry only one variety of yogurt; it now offers six varieties.

‘I’m a slave no more,’ says drug court grad

Steve Keller knows his life today is very different from the one he led two years ago.

BP Ed Foundation awarded $24K grant

For more than 20 years, Sue Zwiener has been involved with the Blooming Prairie Education Foundation (BPEF).

Vaccine finally available for seniors

After weeks of delays and limited supplies, the COVID 19 vaccination will finally be available for senior citizens in