Albert Lea, MN News

• Albert Lea, MN News
• Severe T-storm warning is in effect
• Planning a perfect party
• MnDOT urges travelers to use caution in work zones
• Hospice event helps local families
• Death notices
• Convictions
• Minn. man arrested in case of erroneous tax refund
• Minn. attorney won’t investigate recount group
• Once-deported Austin man back in custody
• Coloring contest winners
• Staying on the path to retirement
• Department of Revenue launches new website
• Chronic wasting disease found in farmed deer
• 5 protesters arrested while occupying Mpls. home
• Mother, daughter who shared birthday, die same day
• Irvine qualifies for Edward Jones’ Financial Adviser Leaders Conference
• Nice to know
• Staff attend Midwest Podiatry Conference
• City Council signs off on Vikings stadium plan
• Obama to visit Minn. on June 1
• Anderson files for re-election in 5th Ward
• Turtle Dove is sold
• Federal bill takes aim at courthouse safety
• NRHEG falls to USC/A-C
• Big 9 meet is today
• Girls’ golf takes third
• It’s more fun in the mud
• Third candidate files for mayoral seat
• Obama to campaign in Iowa tonight
• The Mills to expand
• Weekend Planner: Memorial Day ceremonies set
• Man faces charges after fleeing
• Man cited for DWI
• Convictions
• Team Salinas
• High winds trash cars at dealership
• Parry files to challenge Quist in 1st District
• GM man faces five charges after fleeing officer
• Progress: Looking back: Emmons Eagles
• Schulte files for re-election in 1st Ward
• Wild Minnesota
• Hormel posts earnings rebound
• Fires reported
• Convictions
• 4 seats up for grabs on school board
• The past returns with classmates and Mom
• Gallery: Days of Knights
• Rare scholarship awarded to NRHEG grad
• Hormel report 17 percent earnings increase
• Former official files for mayoral seat
• Mathiason, Lee file for re-election
• Longtime lineman
• Filing for elective office starts today
• Manufacturer broken into
• Editorial: College costs creep up slowly
• No bite for Bulldogs
• Tigers softball wins again
• School appreciates support for successful golf weekend
• Planning a wedding with a deployed soldier can be complicated
• Rowdy bar crowd of 40 threatens police officers
• Chicken coop damaged by fire
• Fire levels barn, causes $30K damage
• Fairway food
• For soldiers, normal is adjustment
• Will sewage capacity spur jobs?
• Hundreds walk to honor Rachel Ehmke
• Man arrested after rollover
• Convictions
• Safety first
• Austin DQ robbery a false alarm
• Gallery: Photo contest winner
• Creating their very own empire
• Chorus of birds leaps into full-blown recital
• Charlie Parr to return
• Man targeted Mexican consulate
• Bar owner was 4 times the legal limit
• Mayo Clinic, Dr. Ali part ways
• Vehicle windows smashed
• Downtown cleanup Saturday
• Moving on
• Panthers plow over Knights, 16-4
• Tigers face power pitcher
• Homer Hannah
• Minn. man targeted Mexican consulate
• Progress: Wells shines
• Kenyon man allegedly tried to hire hitman
• A.L. woman sentenced for burglary
• Weekend Planner: Jim Anthony returns to Albert Lea
• Pickup broken into on Main
• Panthers persevere
• Bar owner had heart attack before crash
• Advice to grads: Never marry a Kardashian
• Citizen of the Year
• New season begins at Albert Lea farmers market
• Tigers triumph
• 13 errors too many for A.L.
• State Patrol: Skov had alcohol in his system
• Hamburger?
• A.L. Farmers Market to open on Wed.
• Mayoral term headed to ballot
• Tires damaged
• USC softball falls to St. Clair
• Progress: Albert Lea weather by the numbers
• Gov. Dayton signs $975M Vikings stadium bill
• Kensett man dies after tractor rollover
• Ellendale man sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Fuel friendliness
• Dayton to sign Vikings bill today
• 2 local men die in separate crashes
• 9,000 pounds of food collected
• Man cited for indecent exposure
• Police host open house Saturday
• Lake Mills man dies after accidental shooting
• A special daughter for a special mother
• Lawmakers reflect on session
• Editorial: Thumbs
• Ethanol is the choice for conservationists
• Vitality Center could have coffee shop by June
• 60-year-old man charged with hitting on 15-year-old girl
• Jennie-O calls for more birds
• Police kill man wielding knife
• Convictions
• Asian carp may find back way
• Colorful state rep to leave House
• Taxes, bonding, stadium bills go to wire
• Even a pebble makes a ripple
• No walleye for Gov. Dayton
• Lawmaker’s daughter grazed by bullet
• Session over, both sides rev up for election
• ’U’ approves agreement with Vikings to use TCF
• Institute gets green light
• Austin student missing since Monday
• The reasons for declines in marching bands
• Friends forever, literally
• Gambling dollars are also a gamble
• Local fans of the Minn. Vikings rejoice
• Local post offices may be saved
• Drought breaks across region
• Caregivers Network support group to meet Thursday
• Gallery: Lake Mills track and field
• Alvarez pitches Blue Jays past Twins, 6-2
• Tigers blast Rockets
• A.L wins at West
• Summit League Championships begin
• Money questions remain about new Vikings stadium
• Roll call: Sparks votes in favor of stadium
• 14 area post offices face cuts in hours
• Minn. Senate vote clears Vikings for new stadium
• Drought breaks for nearly all of Minnesota
• Baby rescues family from house fire
• Crash victim still in serious condition
• Museum starts $1 million expansion
• A.L. letter carriers want trophy back
• Father: Teen was bullied for his sexual orientation
• Suspicious man reported again
• Weekend Planner: Father and daughter duo come to Lighthouse
• Vikings are 1 vote away from new stadium
• Roll call: Murray votes for final stadium bill
• Lawmakers add $50M to Vikings’ stadium tab
• Lawmakers OK new tax bill; smaller biz cuts
• Progress: A man and his cave
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Progress: Name that church
• Editorial: Mpls. legislators vote against their own city
• Riverland summer session kicks off soon
• ‘Who are you to question us?’
• Gallery: Home sweet home
• Sen. Sparks votes for bill; next step is conference committee
• Glenville man pleads guilty to felony theft
• Hormel Institute remains in the bonding bill
• Tigers catch Cougars
• White supremacist pleads not guilty
• Diamond sparkles for Twins
• Roll call: Sparks votes for stadium
• Senate gives Vikings stadium 2nd big victory
• Missing man found dead
• Murray, Poppe, Sparks vote for bonding bill
• Minn. Senate volleys $496M construction bill
• Minn. Senate eyes user fees for Vikings stadium
• Albert Lea man reported missing
• The haphazards of home ownership
• Editorial: Parry-Quist fight part of GOP divide
• Patriot act
• Reps. Murray, Poppe vote in favor of Vikings stadium bill
• Mayor-term petition headed to City Council
• Roll call: Murray voted for stadium
• Senate is next hurdle for stadium plan
• A tornado struck a 2nd farm near Kiester
• House overhauls Vikings stadium bill
• Names certified on mayoral-term petition
• Minn. House overhauls Vikings stadium plan
• House passes bill to fund state construction
• Kiester tornado given an EF0 rating
• A taste of heaven
• Lawmakers under pressure, struggling with positions
• Stadium vote a reminder of Twins bill passed in 2006
• Man dies after crash in Worth County
• Local soldiers featured in film
• Convictions
• Tornado strikes farm near Kiester
• Gallery: Kiester tornado damage
• Seniority still rules in Minn. teacher layoffs
• Homicide suspect declared competent for trial
• Scoreboard: May 3
• Second contact: Would we go back?
• Safer shades of sun
• Northwood police chief fired
• Rumbles to return to roads
• Braley authors federal version of Kadyn’s Law
• Police investigating suspicious man
• Huskies tame Tigers
• Seau suicide turns up focus on brain injuries
• Minnesota Vikings stadium vote set for Monday
• High-risk offender could face prison time for fleeing
• Welcome home, heroes!
• Editorial: Fireworks veto serves the few
• Complete streets consider all users
• Prison reform doesn’t reform
• Before the store
• A.L. varsity band to march again
• Dayton: Vikings stadium politics are a ‘fiasco’
• Cleanup effort focuses on channel
• Freeborn County residents save thousands on prescriptions
• Progress: Freeborn County residents save thousands on prescriptions
• Father and daughter travel to Haiti
• A scene from a marriage
• Quist displayed poor behavior
• Fight like a girl
• Election to decide USC school fate
• Alleged burglary becomes alleged assault
• 3 A.L. companies honored as good places to work
• County moves ahead with Bridge Ave. study
• Thefts reported
• Joining the boys club
• Offender faces registration violation
• Dayton vetoes medicinal abortion measure
• Boxing legend gets tombstone
• Legislature struggles near end
• Window smashed out of bus
• Austin soldiers arrive today
• Editorial: Get breaking news over Twitter, not text messages
• Adventures in making marmalade
• Snapshot Editorial
• Rebels on the run
• Beasley’s time with Wolves could be up
• Feel the burn
• Courtship at the courthouse
• Grass fire reported
• Row, row, row your boat
• USC’s Mantor strikes again
• What happened to hairy-chested men?
• Editorial: Intermodal terminal would have benefits
• Learning the indicators of drug traffickers
• Dayton vetoes fireworks expansion bill
• Savick endorsed as DFL District 27A candidate
• Missing high-risk offender arrested
• Local man turns journals into book
• What would you do with Romney’s income?
• Editorial: Reform bill deserves passage
• Albert Lea has chance to develop freight
• Report looks at county spending
• Jellystone reopens after fire
• Jewelry missing from house
• Gas Watch
• Convictions
• Young Eagles Rally postponed
• Nuggets beat Wolves to get 6th seed
• Progress: Creating a warm environment
• Community rallies behind employee
• Progress: Taking care of business
• Home office burns near Alden
• Firefighters fight blaze near Ellendale
• You bet!
• Nurses in A.L. are lowest paid in Mayo system
• Freeborn County to participate in National Drug Take Back Day
• City awards street contracts
• Weekend Planner: Cantori to present 40th anniversary concert
• Man arrested for DWI
• Albert Lea woman sentenced in counterfeiting case in Iowa
• Arts abound in the manic month of May
• Make way for Mantor
• Vikings stadium bill’s support complicated by Racino amendment
• Mom and Me Contest
• Local woman sentenced for texting fatality
• Something is stinking up the outhouse
• A friend indeed
• Vikings stadium gains steam
• MnDOT meeting to look at freight
• A.L. man to lead division split off from IBM
• Robotics team results improve
• Money missing from arena
• City awarded financial reporting recognition
• Convictions
• Tigers leap into 2nd
• Tigers take 2nd to Winhawks
• Doubles teams smash East
• 8th inning rally brings 2-1 win for Tigers
• Police warn of peddlers
• Editorial: Who leaves their car running?
• Vikings connect fans to their childhood
• Death Notices
• Join the service?
• School board cuts 14 teacher spots
• Voters to decide mayoral terms
• Video: Rep. Murray speaks about stadium
• Bullet holes found
• Job fair Wednesday
• Convictions
• Panthers pull off win
• NRHEG boys crush Blossoms
• Realty makeover
• Republicans are deadlocked
• New event to raise funds to fight disease
• Murray votes in favor of anti-abortion measure
• Level 3 offender arrested
• Convictions
• Young Eagles Flight Rally to come to A.L. on Saturday
• Tigers trot along
• Drafting for the future of the Vikings
• Who on the air do we trust nowadays?
• Photo Contest Winner
• Saving a landmark
• NFL commissioner, Minn. governor talk stadium urgency
• The tallest, slowest, oldest student in class
• Break down the walls made by labels
• Fire when ready
• Church considers breaking from ELCA
• Council mulls dog park
• Men documenting tales of downtown Albert Lea
• Man pleads not guilty to murder attempt
• Burglary reported at Taco John’s
• Gas Watch
• Making every shift count
• T-Wolves snap 11-game losing streak vs Pistons
• Penn State pays Paterno family under his contract
• ‘The Foreigner’
• Nurses demonstrate over wages
• Mrs. Gerry’s gets out the shovels
• New law protects children, vulnerable adults
• A dream come true
• Minn. Legislature advances abortion regulations
• Petters says he’s innocent in 1st prison interview
• 15 accused of defrauding agencies
• Locked-out sugar worker charged with crime
• Minn. FoodShare reports record March campaign
• Cutest Pet Photo Contest
• Mrs. Gerry’s breaks ground for expansion
• “American Bandstand” host Dick Clark has died
• Progress: They are the keys to success
• Albert Lea man pleads guilty to federal child porn charges
• Teen pens children’s book
• Passenger describes Sat. crash
• City keeps quality fire rating
• WCDA awards $2.8 million
• Tigers slide ahead
• A.L. athletes get 8 first place finishes
• Scoreboard: April 17
• ‘Just a farm kid’
• Stadium bill pretty much dead
• Medical training funds in limbo
• Them’s the brakes
• Bus violation reported
• Couple ID’d in Italian cruise wreck
• Convictions
• Free Red Cross babysitter training provided by grant
• Glenville-Emmons students to teach safety on the farm
• What are the traffic laws for bike lanes?
• How bad will the autism figures get?
• Racism rears its ugly head in A.L.
• 2 dogs attack on same night
• A team dedication
• Scoreboard: April 16
• Progress: What’s new with Ben?
• Progress: Born into music
• Progress: Ghost towns
• Judge orders sex offender to be held in prison
• Location, location
• Updated: Albert Lea man dies in Saturday crash
• Storms deliver rain, but not much for A.L.
• Tea Party rallies in Duluth
• Lawmakers back for last segment
• Church broken into
• Area under tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• System that spawned deadly tornado still dangerous
• Severe weather bears down on Midwest, Plains
• Updated: Albert Lea man dies in Saturday crash
• Photo contest winner
• On the road with Harmony Junction
• Birth Announcements
• Austin Duplicate Bridge Club
• Why allow one burning but not another?
• The grocery guide to cancer prevention
• Burning restrictions lifted
• Smart attack
• County attorney fights against the release of sex offender
• Trial set for man charged with having child porn
• Burglary suspects arrested
• Convictions
• Albert Lea Art Center to hold exhibit and lecture
• What’s the value of a human life?
• Falk shoots lowest round of high school career
• Senior Day to start at Green Lea
• Scoreboard: April 12
• Wildfire burns east of Lake Mills
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• Mom and Me Contest
• 19-acre grass fire started by boys
• Man reportedly fights police, medics
• Dr. Thorn now at Mercy in Mason City
• Weekend Planner: Sew Day is on the way
• Council OKs new disc golf course
• Woman injured in crash
• Convictions
• Pet owners, take responsibility
• Murder charge brought in Trayvon Martin case
• 2012 Teacher of the Year named
• Q & A with Chad Adams
• Investing in youth
• You will need to jiggle the handle
• Questions about coach pay
• More medication means more autism
• Art around the world
• Man allegedly attempted murder
• Sex offender violates terms of probation
• Mrs. Gerry’s to get TIF district for expansion
• Tigers compete in co-ed track and field
• Gophers resume practice Tuesday after ex-teammate dies
• Softball meeting to be held in Glenville
• A.L. community baseball announces summer registration
• Scoreboard: April 10
• Gallery: Photo Contest Winner
• Mapleview man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Fires are a regular occurrence out West
• Editorial: Voter ID is still a bad idea
• Teacher of the Year is a high honor
• Severe weather is on the way
• ‘Miracle patient’
• Hammers reported stolen
• Gun show re-enactor sentenced
• Globetrotter visits Albert Lea
• Ex-presidential hopeful Cain to lead rally
• Duluth officials plan 10 tall ships
• Scoreboard: April 9
• Panthers play catch-up
• NRHEG snabs final-inning win
• Sputtering Twins lose home opener 5-1
• Albert Lea ward boundaries remain the same
• Austin man arrested for serious assault
• 3 adults killed at day care; suspect sought
• Gov. Dayton urges voters to reject voter ID
• Gallery: Southside grass fire
• Large grass fire contained
• Still not a care-free millionaire
• Learning the ins and outs of DWIs
• Sandwich mania
• Miller named Engineer of Year
• Gallery: Photo Contest Winner
• Albert Lea’s Delta Company returning home soon
• Where have all the GOP moderates gone?
• Editorial: State ought to pay back the local schools
• Fire at Family Y might be arson
• Public asked to give input on streetscape
• Stadium bill presses on
• Level 3 sex offender moving to A.L.
• Houses broken into
• Convictions
• Hawthorne Elementary raises money
• Progress: The parks of Albert Lea
• 5 teens injured in rollover (updated)
• Fire starts mysteriously
• Detroit to win AL Central and Series
• Editorial: Get breaking news via Twitter
• Tax-authorized agency doesn’t collect taxes
• Humane Society looking good
• Letter portrayed speaker poorly
• Conservatives taking rights away
• Why can’t charges be filed on Moen?
• Baker to DL, Twins set opening roster
• Progress: Gallery: Stylish Cakes
• Progress: Gallery: Signs, Signs, Everywhere a sign
• Progress: Spin cycle
• Progress: Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea by the numbers
• Brightening up the place
• County ranks 66th for health
• County divided over Bridge Ave.
• If Lyle school loses more students, it might close
• Gustavus students injured
• Fireworks bill rattles Capitol
• Opening outdoors
• Police: Calif. suspect looked for administrator
• A glimpse into a South Dakota prison
• Editorial: Teach your doggies well
• House approves tax relief, job creation
• Fair provides great entertainers
• Voting: a privilege, not really a right
• A dream come true
• How much should coaches be paid?
• Freeborn County has higher teen alcohol rate than neighbor counties
• Progress: New medical professional settles in
• Progress: The Blue Zones Walkway
• Progress: Freeborn County industry by the numbers
• Mom and Me Contest
• Sushi so close
• Does Bridge Ave. need stoplights?
• Legion drive reaches 20 percent mark
• Lou-Rich to hold open house
• Kitchen fire reported
• Gas Watch
• Laura Rayman, 87, Albert Lea
• Naming game
• 2 Tigers win state weightlifting titles
• Sports Memories for April 1
• Enjoying a scenic river town
• 50 years and counting
• Photo contest winner
• Creating ‘Heroics 101’
• Engagement: Christensen & Gulbrandson
• Sandhill cranes are unique creatures
• Wedding: Bernau & Bohonek
• There are many motivators for wearing a seatbelt
• Birth Announcements
• Patriotic youngsters
• Freemond Madson Veterans of Foreign Wars
• Ascension Lutheran Church Women
• Missing man says he is OK
• Progress: ‘Just about any type of cleaning’
• Evelyn Sipple, 89, Albert Lea
• Alan Rasmusson
• Leona Koelfgen, 90, Medina
• Dogs vs. cats
• Death Notice
• Challengers emerge in Dist. 27A
• Art, Rose Anderson to retire as DFL leaders
• Hy-Vee to hold Walk-a-Thon
• Gophers crushed in NIT finals
• Koivu scores 15 seconds into OT for Wild
• Latest Vikings stadium hang-up: gambling operators
• Progress: It’s all in the details
• Apples, oranges and zebras, oh my!
• Editorial: Get out to the spring sports
• April arts scene has performances galore
• Red power
• Alleged pimp tied to Midwest ring
• Lake dredging request is dead for 2012
• Osage boy accused of murder also faces a sex-related charge
• Weekend Planner: After-school theater classes to perform
• Funniest Prom Picture Contest
• Winter Craft Photo Contest
• The local buzz on ‘pink slime’
• Why do people buy lottery tickets?
• Girl Scouts knowledge sticks for life
• Counterfeiters paying for crime
• Cantori can sing it
• Ward, district populations are out
• Norman appeal says state was too zealous
• Woman allegedly shoots at vacant bldg.
• Editorial: A.L. Tribune is on Pinterest
• Case highlights setback in race relations
• Haynes offsets Behling, Gruenes
• Seniors need to get around
• ID makes sense for voting
• Blades of legacy
• Theater group to run theater
• Osage woman allegedly shot by son
• Man pleads not guilty to federal extorion charges
• Child abuse bill stands chance in Minn. Senate
• Albert Lea man reported missing
• Tigers place 3rd in opener
• How about a messy cooking show?
• Difference between in jail and in the jail
• Pornography is a top issue today
• Fading colors
• Ellendale woman wins $100K
• Hwy. 14 project is back on track
• Walz visits area DFL conventions
• U.S. Senate passes bill to ban insider trading
• Copper stolen from towers
• Death Notice
• Panthers’ Wagner leads All-Area Team
• An early morning walk can be nostalgic
• Sports Memories for March 26
• Victory is temporary; pain is forever
• Editorial: Shrill, baby, shrill?
• Legislators should go home
• Lucille Rame, 83, Bricelyn
• Council Chambers are like new again
• It’s the last year for show choir contest
• Boy Scouts to gather food, but not in the woods
• Emmons barn broken into
• Bank appeals lawsuit dismissal
• Gown-wearing firefighters tackle truck blaze
• Man blacks out, crashes
• Albert Lea man arrested in prostitution sting
• 4-H’ers enjoy new categories
• Progress-4-H’ers enjoy new categories
• It was the first day of school all over again
• Editorial: Seed the girls’ basketball teams in state tourney
• Bills to repay K-12 shift deserve signing
• Create kindness in the world
• Reaping the wind
• ACT agrees to run theater building
• Weekend Planner: Regional show choirs are coming to Albert Lea
• Shed fire reported
• 3 killed in plane crash near Glencoe
• Kadyn’s Law introduced into Congress
• Beware the Ides of March and skunk farms
• Student loan delinquency harming economy
• Riverland personalizes college education
• Print stories from Civil War days
• Church holds day for investors
• Propane tanks taken
• Jorgen Silrum, 93, Albert Lea
• Martha Rasmussen, 92, Albert Lea
• Dale Mangskau, 81, Albert Lea
• Watertown-Mayer’s Janning is AP Player of the Year
• Funniest Prom Picture Contest
• Winter Craft Photo Contest
• Farm Family of the Year
• Beautiful birds face challenges in wild
• Could trees come down on back 9?
• Forced fees not good for workers
• Charge: Man pretends to be deputy
• Football field might be renamed
• Lyle board closer to normal
• Teeth found in building
• Fire on power pole causes outages
• Ice out Saturday on Fountain Lake
• Memories of cafés no longer around
• Editorial: Consistency in their hypocrisy
• Photo of NRHEG player was great
• Who is buying our elections?
• Fanatic about flooring
• County could save $3 million with redesign
• Storage locker broken into
• Gas Watch
• Gophers win NCAA women’s hockey title
• Hospital won’t move into downtown building
• Editorial: Thumbs
• Working to pay back the ed. funding shift
• Head of state: Wagner sets records
• N.D. storms back to beat Minn. 6-3
• Aase’s slam sends Packers to state
• Identifying birds is just one part of studying them
• Engagement: Sonnek & Neubauer
• Northbridge Mall hosts an art show for kids
• Birth Announcements
• 4-H’ers compete at Share the Fun
• You Can Help
• Too much attention
• Freeborn County detective resigns
• Sheriff issues suspension of burn permits
• Kadyn’s Law signed by governor
• On watching hockey for the first time
• Editorial: Be sure to enjoy the nice weather
• Supermajority rule ends up costing more
• Progressive gov’t knows best
• Vietnam breakfast will honor vets
• Death Notice
• Gertrude Stalhiem, 89, Deer Park, Wis.
• Comparisons run deep for local stars who shined in March
• Funniest Prom Picture Contest
• Winter Craft Photo Contest
• Why claims of conscience matter
• Exit Afghanistan sooner, not later
• The Not-So-Super Tuesday report
• History not kind to climate denial
• Man pleads guilty to felony drug charge
• Chamber director goes to D.C.
• Bricelyn man pleads guilty to gun threat
• Making a statement
• Branstad touts tax relief plan
• Kadyn’s Law passes House; Branstad to sign Friday in Northwood
• How much will we get?
• Gallery: Progress: A new kind of energy
• Funniest Home Video Contest
• Hotel owes over $250,000 in taxes
• How can a daffodil fight cancer?
• Warm March temps to stick around
• A.L. counterfeiter enters plea in Iowa
• 2 lawmakers call for stronger child abuse laws
• Points of interest: star guards set to face off
• Points of interest: star guards set to faceoff
• Memories of going to state last a lifetime
• Editorial: Keep consequences for state shutdown
• Get to the life boats as soon as possible
• School wants your old sneakers
• Just call him coach
• Sex offender won’t serve more jail time
• Council discusses giving liquor license to ag society
• Unions crowd Minn. Capitol over ‘right to work’
• Man cited for DWI
• Marion Loges, 83, Owatonna
• USC surges to section finale
• Gallery: NRHEG vs. St. Peter
• Soldier surprises son at school
• Branstad in Lake Mills Wednesday
• ¡Bienvenidos!
• Want to help with downtown design?
• Rochester editor Sellnow dies
• Gas Watch
• Fire Dept. consultant returns
• Biofuel foes push for referendum
• National union fight comes to Minn. Capitol
• Half marathon supports kids in need
• Sports Memories: March 11
• Spring teases leading up to fishing season
• A high-traffic show
• Legion post continues donation drive
• Pelican Breeze needs volunteers
• Security amplified at courthouse
• A Charlie Brown ultrasound
• Trojans end Tigers’ season for 5th year in a row
• Fire put out at old city hall
• Panthers’ Wagner wrapping up historic season
• Wolveries baseball a rebuilding project
• Gallery: Photo Contest Winner
• Spinning through the jungle
• Minnesota has two common species of moths
• Birth Announcements
• Museum will host special Girl Scouts exhibit
• Seeing the world through windows
• Family night held at Hawthorne
• NRHEG beats St. Peter, on to state
• Funniest Home Video Contest
• Fellowship provided by a simple sandwich
• Editorial: Legislators pass the buck
• Get your plate in shape this month
• St. Pat’s Day is more than beer
• Death Notice
• Ricky “Big Rick” Amundson, 55
• Dr. John Watkins, 87, Minnesota Lake and Wells
• John Olson, 69, Nevis
• Reading Rocks
• Glenville-Emmons unable to field baseball team
• Progress: Mending more than just teeth
• What are your favorite old TV shows?
• Editorial: Shutdown measures are a good step
• Ideas for parents and babies
• Forecast: Long-term debt still exists
• Government, more or less?
• Death Notices
• Mildred Mershon, 81, Wells
• Bessie Schwinn, 90, Albert Lea
• Tigers upset KoMets 82-68
• When do we leap and when do we not?
• Editorial: Integrity means following rules
• Snapshot Editorial
• To Chicago and back in about an hour
• Trials, not tribulations
• Push is on for Dakota War memorial
• Murray bill deals with tax credits
• Relay for Life getting planned
• Baker makes debut as Twins beat Rays
• Vikings stadium bill writers mull backup financing
• Progress: By the numbers
• Progress: Reading and relationships
• Designing for superheroes
• Homicide suspect faces eval
• Man gets 4 years for child abuse
• Austin man uses belt on daughter
• Lawmakers draw up shutdown rules
• What is your favorite sports sound?
• Dayton veteos deadly force bill
• Man cited for DWI
• 2-year-old stabbing victim improves
• NRHEG gets lead, keeps lead
• Funniest Home Video Contest
• Progress: Meet the new teachers of A.L.
• O’Byrne Century 21 closes its doors
• Voter ID measure to be watched nationally
• 3 apprehended after chase
• Donald Edwin, Albert Lea
• Death Notices
• Convictions
• Big Freeze makes donations
• New theme in galleries at Albert Lea Art Center
• DeBoer wins title!
• Tigers duo falls in finals
• Rebels pair places 3rd
• Panthers seniors reach podium
• Westerlund edged in state finals
• 3 Tigers wrestlers reach finals
• Reader leaders
• It’s time to clean out the old tackle box
• Sports Memories
• Girl Scouts turn 100, offer new cookie
• Gallery: Photo Contest
• N-K teen charged with bomb threat
• Questions and answers on proposed Vikings stadium
• USC state wrestling results
• Panthers’ Esplan reaches semis
• Tigers’ 4 within reach of finals
• NRHEG staves off Hayfield with defense
• NRHEG defeats Hayfield
• Gallery: Albert Lea at state wrestling
• The pros of science fiction outweigh cons
• Editorial: Dredging lake has strong support
• Keeping the farm economy strong
• Turning garbage to green
• Stadium plan faces tough sell
• Eddie Cochran Days rolling along
• Kadyn’s law passes Iowa Senate
• Toddler, 2 others stabbed by intruder
• Zamboni operator charged with drunken driving
• Feeling blue
• Death Report
• Gloria Haugen, 74, Albert Lea
• Gene Weitzel, 79, Northwood, Iowa
• Evelyn Smith, 84, New Richland
• Fight at high school appears on web
• Gallery: Home-grown coaches
• Lake dredging gets hearing in St. Paul
• Weekend Planner: Morin Lake Days? Not yet
• Mock trial team headed to state
• Hit-and-run crash reported
• Editorial: Avoid another costly war
• Talent is on display throughout March
• Grant shows confidence in foundation
• He has always dressed for recess
• City forges stronger partnerships
• Meet the ayatollah of Pennsylvania
• Deal would put new Vikings stadium near Metrodome
• Stella Kaphers, 96, Marshall
• Ruth Wirshing, 76, Big Lake
• Shirley Hatleli, 76, Albert Lea
• Howard Nelson, 86, Albert Lea
• Death Notices
• ‘It’s more realistic’
• More mashed potatoes, please
• County leaders talk economic issues
• Lawmakers mull a substitute voter ID plan
• Drugs found at south-side bar
• Dredging issue goes before committee
• USDA: Minn. 2011 corn crop worth $7B
• Rollover on I-90
• Bantams place 3rd at districts
• Teachers can’t solve all of society’s woes
• Editorial: Remembering Floyd
• Scoreboard: Feb. 28
• 400 lose power on north side
• Convictions
• Elgar Thune, Jr., 77, Shakopee
• Death Notice
• All smiles
• Legion shoots for $85,000
• Middle school to lose police officer
• East side to get new streets
• Women cited for DWIs
• Minn. Senate passes teacher layoffs bill
• 2 Austin men ID’d in fatal crash
• Gertrude Morin, 90, Albert Lea
• Ellis Reese, 87, Ellendale
• Pucker up for patients
• Get ready for yucky winter weather
• Hot dogs coming to former KFC
• 2 perish in crash in Mower County
• Man arrested on local warrant
• Convictions
• Sports Memories: Feb. 26
• Big fun sledding on the little hill
• Basketball bot
• Solar idea becomes solar reality
• No Child Left Behind waiver means changes
• Lyle likely to hire former Alden super
• Editorial: Thumbs
• Oscar night concludes a year of cinema
• Northfield eliminates Tigers in section semis
• Tigers qualify 8 wrestlers to state
• Gallery: Photo contest winner
• Keeping it in the family
• Skunks are inactive in the cold but don’t hibernate
• Engagement: Larson & Groten
• Wa Tan Ye Service Club
• Birth Announcements
• VFW Auxiliary
• Austin Duplicate Bridge Club
• Military News
• You can share your dreams with future generations
• You Can Help
• Tigers record plenty of personal bests at section meet
• Tigers send pack to section semis
• Progress 2012
• Update: A.L. and Austin hospitals to share CEO
• A public service means serving the public
• Editorial: Progress Edition comes out Sunday
• Morality and individual freedom
• Cigarettes are not a basic need
• Firefighters thank legislators
• Isabel Loken, 94, Albert Lea
• Always in (act)ion
• Wind farm placed on hold
• Paralyzed hockey player surprises teammates
• Tigers win triple OT thriller
• Tigers upset Trojans 2-1 in triple OT
• Funniest video contest
• Progress 2012
• Leap Day Giveaway
• Video: Big Freeze Chili Contest
• Avis DeRaad, 91, Waseca
• Arthur “Art” Jensen, 70, Albert Lea
• Susan Swanson, 67, formerly of Cottage Grove
• Tenure or talent?
• Ceylon man charged with murder
• Former Alden super applies in Lyle
• Teen brains aren’t grown up yet
• Video: See a Big Freeze montage
• Video: Disc golf at Big Freeze
• Progress 2012
• Video: Jumpers at the Polar Plunge
• Helen Jensen, 86, Sun City, Ariz.
• Mary Helgeson, 84, Westminster, Colo.
• Ruth Borge, 81, of Albert Lea
• Death Notices
• The anti-bully
• Video rental store to close
• Cornish grouped with Torkelson
• Scoreboard: Feb. 21
• Ooms and aahs
• House District 27A picks up Wells, Kiester, Hayfield, Blooming Prairie
• A.L. counterfeiters sentenced to 1 year federal prison
• Progress 2012
• Bachmann says she’ll seek old seat in 6th
• Funniest video contest
• Being in a play is harder than it seems
• Editorial: Benchwarmer hits the big time
• Debt burden to fall on poor, middle classes
• Lines on the map move side to side
• Thanks for making dance so sweet
• Semi struck jeep, rolled
• 1 killed in Blue Earth home invasion
• Parenting changes with each generation
• Editorial: Cigarette tax hits low incomes again
• Is civility lost in American politics?
• Photo ID measure is really poll tax
• Why did elder abusers get off?
• Gallery: Big Freeze was warm
• Alice Nelson, 79, Ellendale
• Death Notice
• Animal shelter expansion nearly done
• Dayton flip-flops on his calendar
• Panthers reach pinnacle
• Group to send more care packages to troops
• Elder abusers serve just 42 days
• It’s hard to be scared of a man with a cold
• Owatonna wrestling eliminates Albert Lea
• Photo Contest Winner
• Career day was a success
• Crows sometimes harass hawks and other raptors
• Engagement: Kast & Bruckhoff
• Engagement: Ash & Bryson
• Birth Announcements
• Pet Personals
• Children feel freedom when creating art
• Riverland Community College names students to fall president’s and dean’s lists
• Momentum builder
• L.M. wrestlers’ runs end at state
• NRHEG wraps up perfect regular season
• Big Freeze medallion found
• Allan Burgess, 67, Albert Lea
• Match the character
• Big Freeze is at Edgewater Park
• Alliant refunds between March and May
• Tribe touts Twin Cities casino for Vikings stadium
• Man cited for marijuana
• Sickness sweeps Gaylord school
• Gas Watch
• Convictions
• Gov’t intrudes into daily lives
• Bulldogs’ Beal, Irons advance
• Big Freeze Medallion Hunt: 5th Clue!
• Tigers cruise in opening act
• Scoreboard: Feb. 16
• Funniest video contest
• Fair game
• Lawmakers talk bipartisanship
• Dayton presses GOP to back jobs plan
• Weekend Planner: Big Freeze leads an active weekend
• Lawmakers study ways to help veterans
• Man arrested for DWI
• Committee examines sex offender discharge
• N. Mankato man gets 15 years for infant murder
• Pedro Zuniga, 74, Hollandale
• Editorial: Offender program needs new look
• Community colleges have repair backlog
• Nation founded on religious freedom
• Big Freeze Medallion Hunt: 4th Clue!
• Flying with the greatest of unease
• Editorial: A different take on super PACs
• Let students engage students on faith
• The opposite of the golden rule
• Komen reversal is disappointing
• Dr. Robert Tuberty, 85, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Christopher Calderon, 39, Albert Lea
• June Pratt, 93, Albert Lea
• Dominic Grasso, 82, Olathe, Kan.
• Vernon Thompson, 94, Albert Lea
• Big Freeze Medallion Hunt: 3rd Clue!
• Funniest video contest
• Wells man wins $1.2 million jackpot
• 30 years and counting
• Lyle superintendent to resign Feb. 29
• Younger than they look
• Charges issued for drug possession
• 2 Republicans suggest doubling cigarette tax
• Death Notices
• Richard Kath, 79, Manchester
• Convictions
• Big Freeze Medallion Hunt: 2nd Clue!
• Panthers ace final test
• Snowplow hits pickup on I-90
• Leap Day Giveaway
• Gallery: Hog (not so) wild!
• Lyle super may step down sooner
• Business expo slated for March
• 4 men arrested for drug possession
• Germaine Matthies, 85, Albert Lea
• Chad Williamson
• Convictions
• Downtown snow fall
• Big Freeze Medallion Hunt: 1st Clue!
• Car hits pole, power goes out
• 2 L.M. wrestlers headed to state
• Sports Memories: Feb. 12
• Ice fishing still going strong
• Love is all around
• Art center not moving pending appeal process
• Medallion hunt begins Monday
• Gallery: Hockey Day in A.L.
• Editorial: Thumbs
• Love isn’t merely a folly for the young
• Photo Contest Winner
• Millions participate in wildlife-related recreation
• Wedding: Nolander & Poppel
• Wedding: Papenfuss & Knutson
• County historical museum educates all ages
• ALHS band students attend SEMBDA Honor Band event
• Southwest students help work on mural
• ALHS students compete at BPA competition
• Students compete in spelling bee
• ALC wants your old sneakers
• Panthers’ historic run continues
• A young man on a mission
• Local students named to dean’s lists
• Man dies in rollover near London
• Commission dismisses Olmsted case
• Wisconsin Special
• Barrow show is about the kids
• Love, laughs and dance
• Walz happy to see STOCK Act bill pass the House
• Man arrested for DWI
• Marilyn Rider, 75, Marshall
• Funniest video contest
• Scoreboard: Feb. 9
• Tigers wrestling claims Big Nine
• Show cats
• Gallery: ITC rebuilds transmission corridor
• Minnesota freed from No Child Left Behind
• Tubby little cubby coming to Ross Center
• Pioneers to arrive at Northbridge Mall
• Grandma’s recipes live on
• High-speed car chase leads to drug arrests and recovery of stolen vehicle
• Wells teen injured in crash
• Ralph Kuiper, Colorado Springs, Colo.
• Muriel Lindeman-Segerstrom, 95, Owatonna
• Death Notices
• Tigers’ season ends in Northfield
• Maine is next state to weigh in on GOP race
• Nursing home blamed for choking death
• Former L.M. finance director pleads guilty
• Family competes at horse shows
• 13 motorists killed in January weren’t buckled
• Franken bill would improve courthouse security
• Ellnora Willand, 99, Northwood, Iowa
• Kenneth Sundve, 61, Gilbert, Ariz.
• Death Notices
• Convictions
• Help feed the people in need
• Dream Act looks like a nightmare
• Rolling into a rematch
• Tigersharks to send 16 swimmers to state
• Bulldogs’ run ends in semifinals
• Freeborn County goes with Santorum
• Santorum wins Minnesota caucuses
• Santorum jumps to lead in Minnesota
• Santorum wins Freeborn County GOP caucuses
• Twins take bids on Kim-and-Kris-autographed ball
• Man charged with having 2 wives
• Funniest video contest
• Bank on him
• Should child chainers get kids?
• Boosters and high school getting on same page
• Santorum stumps in Rochester
• Police assist department
• Scoreboard: Feb. 6
• First time for everything
• School board talks about its role
• School board again discusses teacher
• What if all stores had low prices, no sales?
• Editorial: Be sure to attend party caucuses
• Composting doesn’t have to be messy
• Rightward shift challenges Mitt Romney
• Santorum refuses to drop out of race
• Austin to Albert Lea and Albert Lea to Austin
• Freight train derails in Red Wing
• Man charged with cattle rustling
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Klobuchar tours MCB Friday
• Legislation may make harsher penalties for abusers
• Child chainers to appear in court again Monday
• Mayor and city manager present their goals
• Editorial: Thumbs
• ‘Ducky, you’re a little weird’
• Bipartisanship highlights opening days
• Super matchups abound in Super Bowl
• Sports Memories: Feb. 5
• Making use of the mild winter
• Tigers wrestling rolls Adrian
• MSHSL makes state tourney seeding change
• The Best of Ed Part 4
• Geese need to run a bit before becoming airborne
• Birth Announcements
• Local students named to dean’s lists
• Area students graduate
• Scoreboard: Feb. 3
• Arson suspected in Ellendale fire
• Albert Lea sets new temperature record
• Dollar General in L.M. has new digs
• Legislators review teacher seniority
• Burglary reported
• City Arena to host Hockey Day
• Man accused of theft of 23 steers
• Gas Watch
• Violet Callahan, 90, Ellendale
• Death Notices
• At 6 months, babies watch surroundings
• Business is beating local control
• Subsidized corn isn’t for fuel
• Be sure to go to precinct caucuses
• A grand finale
• Packers complete sweep of Tigers
• Scoreboard: Feb. 2
• Romney favors hikes in minimum wage
• Weekend Planner: Toy and collectible show again comes to Albert Lea
• Sen. Klobuchar coming to A.L. on Friday
• Deputy did not touch a minor
• Jack, a beanstalk and students
• Man cited for marijuana
• Groundhog sees his shadow
• Lake Mills hopes to build safe room
• Tigers wrap up tourney with win
• Iowa completes sweep of Minnesota
• Editorial: More about Mobile station
• College is everything great and more
• Snapshot Editorial
• Be sure to vote at the caucuses
• Little GTO gets awards all around
• Pilot program addresses cameras
• Ancestors have local roots
• Romney speaks in Minn. to say he supports automatic hikes in min. wage
• Funniest video contest
• Update: Driver dies after hitting semi
• Romney to bring campaign to Minnesota
• Wind energy could lose its subsidy
• Dry conditions deplete soil moisture
• Man charged with snowmobile theft
• City to close outdoor rinks
• ALHS observes Winterfest
• FFA students attend policy conference
• Fight reported
• Scoreboard: Jan. 31
• Sent packing
• Raymond Baker, 44, Albert Lea
• Douglas Cipra, 67, Alexandria
• Marlys Sorenson, 82, Clarks Grove
• Gallery: Catholic Schools Week
• Mobil gas station demolished
• A.L. man allegedly touched 7-year-old girl
• Fired Senate staffer plans to sue
• People arrested for DWIs
• School board discusses teacher
• First Lutheran to hold blood drive Feb. 17
• Education deptartment says states should do more to reach students
• Nystrom and Grosso: Old friends, intense rivals
• Funniest video contest
• Mom pleads guilty to picking up son drunk
• Local man pleads guilty to attempted murder, could face 17 years in prison
• Knights leave G-E in the dark
• Gallery: Knights run past Wolverines
• School board hears opposition to possible land donation
• Romance stories
• Tigers ride win streak
• Lakers outlast Timberwolves
• Wagner, Panthers cruise past Goodhue
• Minnesota women topple No. 9 Ohio State 76-65
• Minnesota overtakes Illinois 77-72 in OT
• Alliant cleans gas plant site
• Republicans to meet at middle school
• Pawlenty weighs in on Romney attacks
• U.S. need to halt mass migration
• Mail isn’t getting where it should
• Funniest video contest
• Austin wants to copy The Rock in A.L.
• One-act team takes 1st place
• School board to hear update on possible land donation
• Did Joe Paterno die of a broken heart?
• Editorial: Thumbs
• Tribune wins 4 awards at annual Minnesota Newspaper Association banquet
• Sports Memories: Jan. 29
• A real winter finally arrives
• Red, black & blue
• Area students receive chancellor’s award
• The Best of Ed Part 3
• Crows are vocal and smart
• Birth Announcements
• Area students named to dean’s lists
• Nice to Know: Thanks for all the help
• The art of being who we are
• Scoreboard: Jan. 27
• Footprints in snow lead to burglary suspect
• Updated: Gunderson sentenced to 15 years
• Plans, dreams, goals … and accidents
• Cameras make court more open to the people
• It’s sad A.L. lost its Montessori school
• Albert Lea and Austin are linked
• Brewing boom
• Man found guilty of peeping
• One-act plays compete today
• City Council tosses out unused water bill procedure
• Back to School for Albert Lea - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• "Migrations: Sculpture by Alonso Sierralta" opens today in the James Wegner Art Gallery, Austin West Campus. Sierralta's sculptures are simultaneously fascinating and strange, creating a sense of both harmony and disharmony. A Peruvian im
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• Still another set of smokestacks can be seen at Lakeview Elementary School on Abbott Street. However, only one appears on the skyline above the school when viewed from the Summer Avenue side. From the parking lot on the west side of the building the secon
• When Albert Lea’s First Lutheran Church on West Clark Street was constructed in the early 1920s, one of the prominent points above the roof line was a combination of brick chimney and smokestack on the top portion. A detail worth noting is how the c
• This brick smokestack at the Albert Lea Post Office was constructed in 1935. Local architect Le Roy Gaarder designed the entire building and obviously added the decorative touch to the top of the smokestack. The metal cap may have been added in later year
• The brick smokestack at Hawthorne Elementary School can be described as freestanding. It has been used for an incinerator and coal-fired furnace in the past. This smokestack, built in 1953, has a lightning rod on the top.
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• These two metal smokestacks are above the roof line of a building located to the north of the railroad crossing on West Front Street. The two landmarks are part of the complex of structures of Merrick Animal Nutrition Inc.
• Mens' Soccer HOME game! Riverland VS Crossroads College 4:00 PM. Game will take place at north soccer field (just north of Wescott Field). Come cheer on the Blue Devils!!!!
• James Wegner Art Gallery presents "Slideshow"
• Logs at Len's Wood Product still smolder as they are sorted Thursday a day after the business was ravaged by fire the day before.
• Len Meyer, owner of Len's Wood Products north of Oakland, looks over the burned wreckage of his mill Thursday afternoon. The cause of the Wednesday's fire that destroyed his mill is yet to be determined.
• Clean-up began Thursday at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland after fire ravaged the business Wednesday.
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• An Albert Lea water truck backs into a field to help battle a blaze at Len's Wood Products Wednesday afternoon, north of Oakland.
• London firefighters put water on a heap of burning logs during a mill fire Wednesday at Len's Wood Products, north of Oakland.
• Several fire departments come together Wednesday afternoon to battle a mill fire at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland.
• Glenville firefighters head into a field to help battle a mill fire at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland Wednesday afternoon.
• A Glenville firefighter retrieves a length of hose from the back of a Glenville truck while battling a blaze at Len's Wood Products Wednesday afternoon, north of Oakland.
• London firefighters attack piles of wood that are on fire during a blaze Wednesday afternoon at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland.
• Piles of wood burn Wednesday afternoon at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland.
• Hayward firefighters battle a mill fire at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland Wednesday afternoon.
• London firefighters put water on a massive mill fire at Len's Wood Products Wednesday afternoon, north of Oakland.
• The Glenville Fire Department uses its aerial unit to get water on top of a fire burning Wednesday afternoon at Len's Wood Products north of Oakland.
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• Michelle Haacke/Albert Lea Tribune Fish were pushed up through the drain in McDonald's parking
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• Volunteers fill and stack sandbags outside the Salvation Army late Thursday night as the Cedar River
• Scott Schmeltzer/Albert Lea Tribune Pelicans gather to fish while rain falls Friday where the channe
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Water rushes over the dam on Fountain Lake beneath Bridge Avenue in
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• Michelle Haacke/Albert Lea Tribune Men, women, boys and girls help fill sandbags Thursday afternoon
• Michelle Haacke/Albert Lea Tribune Water fills the basement of Trapper's Lanes on Thursday in N
• Michelle Haacke/Albert Lea Tribune Ambulances and other vehicles line up beside New Richland Care Ce
• Michelle Haacke/Albert Lea Tribune Trucks, cars and other vehicles ford water Thursday afternoon on
• Andrew Dyrdal/Albert Lea Tribune Pontoons and a personal watercraft gathered from high waters of Fou
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune All of Fountain Lake's Katherine Island but the bridge landing
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune A mallard swims near the mermaid statue at New Denmark Park on Frida
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Fountain Lake reaches the sidewalk at New Denmark Park in Albert Lea
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Kris Klinger dumps water Thursday in Ellendale from a shop vac he us
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• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Water spouts from a manhole cover beneath a flowerpot in Ellendale o
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Water flows in a ditch along Freeborn County Road 92 before crossing
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Water shoots up from a manhole cover on Eighth Avenue in Ellendale o
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Water floods at the end of Kirkwood Avenue on Thursday in Albert Lea
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Pelicans gather on the channel below the Fountain Lake dam to fish o
• Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune Water rises on Fountain Lake on Thursday morning, visible around Kat
• Michelle Haacke/Albert Lea Tribune Decorated with raindrops, water floods a park in Wells on Thursda
• Michelle Haake/Albert Lea Tribune A pickup fords a large puddle at the corner of First Avenue Southw
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• One of the region’s best examples of a true bandstand structure has been a part of Swensrud Pa
• What could be the newest and best examples of a gazebo is located near the main intersection in Hart
• Glenville’s City Park has a modern playground, several picnic shelters and this large gazebo.
• The present gazebo in Fountain Lake Park is more centrally located and replaces the former bandshell
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• An example of some of the art on display at the Albert Lea Art Center. -- Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea T
• An example of some of the art on display at the Albert Lea Art Center. -- Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea T
• An example of some of the art on display at the Albert Lea Art Center. -- Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea T
• Gilbert Johnson Jr. hangs art at the Albert Lea Art Center for his show, which runs through Sept. 25
• Photo courtesy Freeborn County Historical Museum
• One of the liveliest entertainers in the Albert Lea area for many years was Edwin B. “Perky&rd
• Some of the photos taken by the late John Polis were given to Bidney Bergie who in turn gave them to
• Here’s additional proof with a Polis photo that Walgreen Drug once had agency in Albert Lea. I
• John Polis took this photo of the Freeborn National Auto Bank in the 1970s. The drive-through bank w
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• The American Legion Legacy Run rolls up Fountain Street in Albert Lea on Tuesday on its way to Broad
• The Legacy Run brought Legionnaires to Albert Lea from all across the map. Here, Stanley Franklin of
• Ron Moore, a member of an American Legion post in Germany, speaks with Gary Rupp of Silver Lake, Iow
• Orlo Willmert substitutes for a few minutes at a grill while Gary Anderson clears the smoke from his
• Fountain Lake and U.S. flags provide the setting for a Legacy Ride stop Tuesday in downtown Albert L
• The audience at the Marion Ross Performing Arts Center greets American Legion National Cmdr. Clarenc
• Terry Smith of San Antonio, Texas, hands over a $10 bill and gets change Tuesday so he can eat his s
• Motorcycles with the American Legion Legacy Run flood Broadway Avenue in Albert Lea on Tuesday eveni
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• Six-year-old Carter Miller fills votes on his favorite Bucket of Junk Contest entry on Thursday. Mil
• This entry into the Bucket of Junk Contest was titled Swan Lake. It featured a swan, frog, water and
• This entry, featuring a robot man watering his flowers had many people talking Thursday in the Comme
• Sylvia Johnson, left, and Donna Stolaas review the exhibits on Thursday in the Bucket of Junk Contes
• Carter Miller, 6, casts his vote in the Bucket of Junk Contest at the Freeborn County Fair on Thursd
• Another one of the entries into the Bucket of Junk Contest features an old barber chair. -- Sarah St
• Leola Anderson looks at one of the entries in the Bucket of Junk Contest in the Commercial Building
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