Alexandria, MN News

• Alexandria, MN News
• Photo of the Week: A bird's appetite
• Dnt txt n drv - Student/parent event focuses on distracted driving
• Summer's here! Here are Awake the Lakes events
• Overflow of support for Lake Oscar project
• Curves recognized as part of Women's Health Week
• Protect your identity with free Shred Day
• New historical and cultural heritage grants awarded; Douglas County gets $7,000 for new study
• Selective TV adds more digital channels
• Someplace Safe Thrift Store moves to new location
• Residents invited to join celebration of Thrivent's impact
• Agreement reached with District 206 teachers
• County board races begin with a bang
• Otto Bremer Foundation awards $25,000 to West Central Minnesota Communities Action
• Grand marshal of Alexandria Memorial Day parade wants all veterans in spotlight
• VIDEO: Students scared safe at Jefferson
• 'Disaster Pastor' to deliver message
• Energy assistance grant program closes May 31
• Driver improvement program offered
• Concerts offered at courthouse
• Council acts on Fillmore Street project, park restrooms and more
• Basic motorcycle training offered in Alexandria this summer
• Alexandria man injured in motorcycle crash
• A time to remember those who died for our freedom
• VIDEO: Out and About - A silent act of remembrance
• A trip down memory lane
• Walkers raise awareness of mental health issues
• VIDEO: Fun reigned before the rain came
• County Board Briefs
• UPDATE 4 P.M. MONDAY: Fire destroys two businesses in Parkers Prairie, Minn.
• TV shows boost interest in pawn business
• Distracted teen driving is focus of Alexandria event
• Brooks to be sentenced June 12
• Alexandria Farmers Market kicks off 2012 season
• 'Shift Gears Saturdays' offers free, guided bike rides on trails for families
• Minnesota Waters to cease operations
• Tears flow at legislative retirements
• Photo of the Week: Nest sweet nest
• Another rune stone discovered
• Ingebrigtsen, Westrom point out session's highs and lows
• Streets, sidewalks to get new leader
• Alexandria man injured in motorcycle crash
• Semi splashes into Lake Latoka
• Walk for Wellness planned in Alexandria tomorrow
• Spirited debate over alcohol
• Big upgrade awaits 50th Avenue
• DNR: Aquatic invasive species decal law changes
• Out and About - Hospital team helps Habitat for Humanity
• Vikings stadium: cheers or jeers?
• Elections heat up in Douglas County
• Little ones learn the rules of the road
• Bonding bill includes bright news for solar energy future
• Commissioners OK DOC agreement with jail and talk TV
• Help with health care costs coming to county
• City council proceeds with big upgrade on 50th Avenue
• Economic development meeting in Brandon canceled
• Senate District 8 Republicans endorse candidates
• Mom's a nurse and so am I
• A first last call for the new honor guard
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive is this Saturday
• 21st century computer skills training class offered
• Habitat for Humanity, Lowe's encourages women volunteers to build homes during National Women Build Week
• Parks offer free fishing
• Redistricting affects 2012 commissioner races
• The truth about slime
• Challenge in the air
• Motorcycle crash injures driver
• Rollover crash Monday causes minor injuries
• Property taxes due soon
• Out and About - Prayers for a better Alexandria
• Boy Scout leader honored for his many good turns
• Cause of crash that killed NDSU students in February identified
• Help letter carriers stamp out hunger
• County cracks down on welfare fraud
• Robot power
• A whole lot of sampling going on
• Photo of the Week: A turkey to remember
• The new school: A glimpse inside the design
• Osakis hires new police chief
• Troopers honored for rescuing driver in Lake Latoka
• Home dedication is a celebration of partnerships and new beginnings
• Manufacturers sponsor field trips to Children's Museum
• REA expanding, may move to Lake Mary Township
• UCare to hold information meetings next Tuesday
• Westrom runs House for a day
• A rare meeting between city, county
• Does your boat have a sticker?
• No plea change for Brooks
• Just kidding around
• Worker at Nelson Gables stole money from clients, according to health investigators
• Local resident honored for anti-racism efforts
• Fireworks bill goes down in flames; fishing fee increase moves on
• State report shows metro liquor stores more profitable than those in rural areas
• Rosenfield to hold meet and greet
• Bless the Build kicks off the build season and celebrates Thrivent's community commitment
• Council acts on bike ride, runway project, new well
• Local food distribution: 'The only qualification is that you eat'
• A tree for Arbor Day
• Man arrested after gun incident near Spruce Center
• All about the Earth
• Photo of the week: Home sweet gourd
• 25 feet - the slow way
• Douglas County commissioners approve redistricting plan
• Big changes await voters
• Dancing with a star - remembering Dick Clark
• Employment law update presentation to take place in Alexandria
• Free child ID event at mall Saturday, April 28
• Mental health crisis planning workshop in Alexandria
• Glenwood couple recovering in St. Cloud
• DNR lifts burning restrictions in county
• Timing is right to buy a home, say realtors
• The troops are back
• Fighting HIV/AIDS as easy as dining out with friends
• Hunting, license fee increase closer, but not yet law
• 21st century computer skills training class offered
• Public invited to discuss county-wide funding
• Project begins to replace pipe between Highway 29, Lake L'Homme Dieu
• Peter Smith, author of humorous essays, to sign books in Alexandria
• Out and About - Jefferson prom goers take the spotlight
• DFLers endorse Schultz, Rosenfield, McNamar in District 12
• Motorcycle crash requires air care
• Public hearings draw big crowds
• UPDATE TUESDAY: Relationship ends in murder-suicide
• Three public hearings draw big crowd at Alexandria City Council meeting
• Welcome home planned for Alexandria area troops today
• Premier Wine Festival 2012
• On your mark. Get set. SLOW!
• Business of play and learning course offered in Alexandria
• Tri-State Manufacturers' Association to tour Douglas Finishing May 1
• Stroke screening clinic offered on April 27
• Denim Day addresses myths about sexual assault
• Speaker to address future of clean energy
• Healthy Kids Day at Y focuses on physical fitness
• School budget work continues
• Joining the fight against hunger
• Discovery student's texting warning wins contest
• Photo of the week: One of Alexandria's better drivers?
• Throwing your life away
• Athletic fields big part in school plan
• Teenage taggers confess
• Karrow Jewelers broken into Tuesday night
• Their cup of tea: ending violence
• Non-profit programs get big boost form community foundation
• Jaycees offer Sandbox Fill
• Seniors can get help with yard work
• HIghway 104 project south of Glenwood begins April 23
• Cop Talk - NIXLE provides timely information
• Video camera interrupts county meeting
• Golden K donation will help children in medical emergencies
• Get rid of metal junk in Alexandria
• Out and About - around the county this week - Freedom and safety first
• Easter Bunny hops to hospital
• One injured in two-vehicle crash Monday
• Couponing 101: Return of the Coupon Lady
• Early opener idea hits snags
• Council acts on Rib Fest changes, motorcycle ride, assessor report
• Partners in crime fighting
• Sanitary district worker honored for excellence
• Day of the Lakes to be held in Alexandria
• Rural Urban Banquet to feature creator of Church Basement Ladies
• Photo of the week: Staying on top of the news
• Putting pressure on mussels
• Marriage amendment's split debate
• Recycled Plastics back in business
• Alzheimer's Association to present free class in April
• Habitat for Humanity is recruiting families
• Bridge work to resume on I-94 near Evansville
• Knutson makes bid for House District 12B
• Ghost truck driver located
• Fergus Falls woman injured in I-94 crash near Alexandria
• Local DFLers reorganize; plan 'birthday party'
• Alexandria man charged after bar fight
• Hundreds rally at Capitol to end violence against women
• Out and About - Huge turnout for bunny hugs in Osakis
• UPDATE WEDNESDAY: City needs more officers, says chief
• Road work ahead
• Getting a head-start with iPads
• Habitat warehouse sale is this Saturday
• Papa Murphy's moves to new location
• DFL celebrates 68 years of history
• Loaded .22 found in Tuesday night burglary on County Road 22
• Graffiti taggers caught on camera
• Ghost truck smashes into transformer
• Alexandria man charged after bar fight
• A heavy cross to carry
• How goes 2 a.m. closing?
• Warmth of March
• Easter message delivered with passion
• Habitat for Humanity to host community open house and volunteer kick-off
• Irrigation contractors not exempt from aquatic invasive species training for lake service providers
• Dog training classes start next week
• Rosenfield bids for House District 12B
• New District 8 holds convention
• Mom or fish?
• Westrom seeks input on hunting, fishing bill
• Cambodia build experience to be shared at community presentation
• Six injured in I-94 crash near Alexandria
• Was late-night prowler a cougar?
• A park, a trail and a breather for library
• Lifestyles Expo casts a spell
• Polar Bear Plunges raise $2.85 million for Special Olympics Minnesota
• Local Habitat for Humanity receives statewide recognition
• Another step taken to speed business permits
• Douglas County sheriff's office gets relief from heat
• Bills say: 'Let the sunshine in'
• Alexandria Chamber now recruiting rib-cooking teams for Awake the Lakes 2012
• Vehicle rolls over, catches fire near Grant-Douglas line
• Legislative races come into focus
• UPDATE 8:35 A.M. TUESDAY: Six injured in I-94 crash near Alexandria
• Henning woman injured in crash on Highway 29 in Douglas County
• Vehicle rolls over, catches fire near Grant-Douglas county line
• Lifestyles Expo offers family fun at Viking Plaza Mall today
• Lifestyles Expo 2012 is today
• Growing knowledge about loons, grafting
• Photo of the week: An owl in the wood
• Kids get chance to go fishing
• More muscle to combat mussels
• Police Academy Part 3: Firing range and ride-along
• Jobs and Java to feature informational presentation
• Driver improvement program offered
• Council member scolded about second-guessing staff
• Hunting, fishing licenses could be sold in shutdown
• Expert to discuss budget cuts and VA benefits
• Legacy funding approved in Senate
• Franson: Leadership lacking in Legislature
• Anderson endorsed by GOP in District 12B
• Ingebrigtsen votes for voter ID amendment
• Senate approves voter photo ID
• Ice out ties record
• Carol Wenner runs for District 8B post
• Mobile Food Drop is Friday
• Fire destroys fishing shelter
• City hears bad, good news about liquor sales
• A doggone good mystery
• Police Academy Part 2 - Drugs and crime scenes
• Central Minnesotans' insistence on protecting water quality heard at Capitol
• Spring break to vanish next year
• Ice out on Lake L'Homme Dieu ties a record
• UPDATE WITH PHOTO: Late-night fire burns Alexandria home
• School tries to dig out of $2.1 million hole
• Police Academy Part 1 - Headquarters and courts
• Free food program workshop offered for child care providers, parents
• Local rural care centers honored for innovative exercise program for seniors
• Board member needed for Douglas County Library
• Lawmakers back Capitol fix but other projects are more controversial
• Chippewa River Watershed Project hosting annual meeting on March 29
• Home sale prices up in Douglas County region
• Dutcher wins endorsement from District 12A Republicans
• Driver improvement program offered
• Brace for a tax increase
• Photo of the week: Lunch outdoors
• SkillsUSA contest held in Alexandria
• Students showcase artistic, creative side
• Case against burglary suspect continues
• Alex goes Gaga with fabricated fashion
• Minnesota Beef Council board of director elections scheduled
• Wildlife biologist to serve Douglas County area
• Burning restrictions take effect next week
• First aid training scheduled for Alexandria
• Aging in Place seminar to be held in Alexandria
• Elbow Lake mayor seeks House District 12A
• Selective TV has new digital lineup
• Know your Douglas County commissioners' interests
• Lake invaders, plan, feed lots keep county leaders busy
• Kensington firefighters climb 30 floors to help American Lung Association
• Students don't want lawmakers to 'get out of jail free'
• Illusionist brings world-class show to Alexandria
• Out and About - PeeWee hockey tournament held here
• Suddenly summer
• Selective TV has new digital lineup
• Course offers training for teachers, providers on handling orders of protection
• Prairie Yard and Garden TV show has Alexandria host; will feature Geneva Golf Club
• Rites of spring: 60-degree days, Ice Out Contest
• Mystery and western comedy on tap at LAT
• Martinson and Nevue present Whisperings
• Riders in the Sky to perform in Alexandria
• Hunters, anglers: 'Raise fees we pay'
• Douglas County 2012 township election results
• Girl Scouts to host pool party
• Gabriel Myrin and Kiera Sprouls to perform senior piano recital
• Let's Get Growing workshop set
• Faith Matters - There's a 'new pastor' in town
• Young adults invited to take part in Mt. Carmel weekend
• LifeRight Outreach offers 'Getting Life Right' gatherings
• Local chef featured on public TV Sunday
• A key cog for township moves on
• County engineer top in state
• Crash causes minor injuries near Leaf Valley
• UPDATE THURSDAY: Recycled Plastics building burns in Garfield
• Training programs help small businesses in Alexandria area
• Franson's comments about food stamps stir controversy
• Habitat for Humanity completes move
• Step 2 to speed up permits advances
• Kudos for kids and kindness
• Take Heart St. Cloud donates life-saving devices
• Photo of the Week: What left these tracks?
• Work on new school rolls ahead
• City to get new snow-fighting equipment
• A foot's worth of winter
• A person cannot wear headphones when driving a motor vehicle
• Wings Family Supportive Services receives 'Agency of the Year' award
• Local precincts receive election grants
• Westrom introduces bill to hunt coyotes from aircraft
• Let's Go Fishing completes most successful year yet
• Candidates emerge after lines are redrawn
• Alexandria Police Department issues alert about residential burglaries
• Second fire; this one 'suspicious'
• Missing food - and Megan
• 1... 2... 3... Plunge!
• DCH Auxiliary offers scholarships
• Driver improvement program offered
• Court suspends license of attorney from Alexandria
• School boards honored for dedicated service
• Ingebrigtsen supports gun rights bill
• Town hall meetings to be held March 2
• Bill expanding self-defense rights passes in Senate
• Leaping at the chance to celebrate
• Two city projects top $10 million
• Out and About - around the county this week - Revving up for Osakis racing
• Blizzard warning downgraded to winter storm warning; a foot of snow still possible in some areas
• Snowstorm cancels Sen. Franken staff's Farm Bill meeting in Alexandria
• Second fire at Kenwood duplex in Alexandria; this one is 'suspicious'
• It's polar plunging time today in Alexandria
• UPDATE 3:20 P.M.: Missing Alexandria man located
• Spaghetti for a skatepark
• Fire call on Cherry Lane
• New maps carve up county
• Bethany begins $3 million expansion
• Viking Sportsmen give habitat a head start
• Someplace Safe to host public receptions
• Ingebrigtsen supports bill on environmental permits
• Senator Franken's staff to hold Farm Bill outreach meeting in Alexandria Wednesday
• New maps guarantee new faces at Capitol
• Ingebrigtsen seeks re-election in new District 8
• Fund set up to help family of Alexandria girl killed in crash
• Annual traffic deaths fall below 400 for the first time since 1944
• Lookouts needed for invasive pests
• Debate over energy tax credit impacts Parkers Prairie wind farm project
• Someplace Safe Thrift Store to move
• Newspaper looking for people with Leap Year tie
• Hearing set in murder case
• Out and About - around the county this week - Brandon chili event bowls 'em over
• Antique store arsonist sentenced
• Six lives lost in three hours
• $360,000 grant from Bremer Foundation will boost philanthropy
• Second fatal crash reported near Alexandria
• New legislative maps carve Douglas County into two Senate, three House districts
• UPDATE 5:35 P.M.: At least four dead in I-94 pileup near Alexandria in central Minnesota
• Three injured after semi rolls on I-94 near Alexandria
• Echo Press looking for people with Leap Year connection
• Otto Bremer Foundation awards $30,000 to United Way of Douglas and Pope Counties
• Energy assistance available
• Watershed offers $400 scholarship
• Session will address racism in community
• Daring souls get ready to take plunge in Alexandria
• Alexandria man honored for trying to undo racism
• Signs of spring pop up
• Photo of the Week: Frost and fog
• Savvy saver shares tips and tricks
• Red Bull troops take polar plunge in Kuwait
• Construction hammers out $53 million year
• Trailhead project gets grant
• Case proceeds against 'man in black'
• Hospital, clinic agree to merge
• Challenge met on the ice
• I-94 crash closes lane, causes chemical leak
• City explores local sales tax
• Reward offered in Latoka Drive robbery
• Lakes Area Rec offers dog training class
• Iraq War veteran to tell his story to the Vikingland Builders
• ALEXANDRIA CITY COUNCIL NEWS: Construction hammers out a $53 million year
• Reward offered in Latoka Drive robbery of 85-year-old man
• I-94 CRASH UPDATE 5 P.M.: Westbound lanes near Alexandria now partially open at Highway 114
• Crash near Alexandria closes portion of Interstate 94
• Douglas County Hospital, Alexandria Clinic agree to merge
• Caring Hands Dental Clinic serves 905 patients in 2011
• Conservation scholarships offered to local students
• Law protects National Guard members' civilian jobs
• Feeling a need for speed
• Photo of the Week: Lake Andrew frozen in time
• Osakis murder trial takes twist
• Sara Carlson announces run for mayor
• 'We the people' in action
• Arvig begins search for scholarship applicants
• UCare to hold information meetings
• Veteran appreciation events to be held at VA clinics
• Food drop is Monday; volunteers are needed
• Children's mental health course offered
• Report shows impact of payroll tax cut on families in county
• Education Foundation welcomes nominations for 2012 Hall of Fame honors
• CAUCUS RESULTS: Santorum gets big support from Douglas County Republicans
• Paintball vandals erupt in Alexandria
• Out and About - around the county this week - Local students test their spelling skills
• You asked: Was it once a bell tower?
• Osakis murder suspect awaits sentencing
• Fire destroys duplex on Kenwood
• From the bench: If you come to court...
• New sports play program for children to be offered in Alexandria
• Chamber Bucks sales total $115,913 - up 5 percent from 2010
• Light bulb fundraiser for officer raises $2,300
• Meeting in Parkers Prairie will talk about wolves
• Pheasants Forever leader from Garfield says impact of CRP sign-up is staggering
• Housing market shows signs of recovery
• Douglas SWCD to host tree open house
• Osakis murder trial takes a twist
• Meeting in Parkers Prairie to talk about wolves
• Alexandria man robbed in his home
• Hospital, clinic explore merger
• Committee opposes child care union dues deductions
• Photo of the Week: Lake Carlos from above
• Ice fishing challenge is back
• Out of the fire and onto the ice
• It's Daffodil Days in Douglas County
• New DNR lake service provider permit, aquatic invasive species training scheduled
• Four suspects in Osakis drug bust make court appearances
• Builders association to put on fashion show
• Rosewood Lane work likely shelved
• Brandon, Evansville schools consider academic pairing changes
• Job seekers invited to February 8 event
• Two injured in crash on Highway 29
• Time to talk politics
• Two injured in crash on Highway 29 near Glenwood Wednesday
• Out and About - Minnesota Twins fire up young fans
• Echo Press wins 10 awards in state newspaper contest
• Garfield pumping case heads to court
• Suspects charged in meth bust, one has gang ties
• Snowshoe U at Lake Carlos State Park
• Jefferson High School closed Wednesday for water main work
• What's your long-term care plan?
• Documentary highlights how students earn college credits while in high school
• Z99's Tom-E Lee gets some Zs
• Alexandria man attacked, robbed
• American Solutions for Business sets up fund for Todd Schroeder family
• Jefferson High School to close Wednesday for water main repairs
• Photo of the Week: Eagle leaves its mark
• Sweet, suite slumber
• School board approves schematic design, proposed curriculum
• Obama's speech strikes chord with ATCC president
• Kids against hunger
• Snowplow, no plow and eCharging
• Six arrested in meth, weapons bust in Alexandria
• Healthy eating course offered in Alexandria
• Learn about YMCA preschool program at open house
• Sign a board and help build a new home
• Six arrested in meth, weapons bust in Alexandria
• A blizzard of support for injured player
• 'State of Manufacturing' event to take place soon
• Area food support effort earns excellence honor
• Computer skills class offered at ATCC
• How a bill really becomes law
• Legislators hope for short session
• Volunteers needed for food drop Thursday
• Local mentors make strong impact
• You can shape the city's future
• Out and About - around the county this week - Year of the peacock?
• Cardinal boys' swimming and diving team escorted to state
• Alexandria Public Schools Foundation gets $5,000 boost
• Winter has returned
• Invest in the future: Mentor a child
• APD receives gift from heart
• Alexandria seeks ideas about city's 'blueprint'
• Free tax preparation offered in Alexandria area
• ATCC bridges workforce gap in manufacturing
• Paint available for projects that spruce up public areas
• Deadline extended to sign up for CSP
• DNR cites 144 with baiting; seizes 134 firearms and bows
• Minnesota Dental Association sponsors free dental care for children
• Grant brings iPads into classrooms
• New law: Those hired to remove docks, lifts must have state permit
• ATCC instructor receives Patriot Award
• Photo of the Week: What a difference 10 days makes
• Fire destroys home on Little Osakis Lake
• The few, the proud... the six Marines
• Extreme couponing gone wild?
• Douglas County Sheriff's Office issues correction on alcohol checks; Blade's Store passes check
• Driver improvement program offered
• Spear house stolen from Lake Osakis
• Bars tested for underage sales
• Out and About - around the county this week - Amazing kids,,, amazing performances
• Reaching out to kids through fishing
• Garfield man sentenced for weapon threat
• Honoring fallen firefighters
• Group wants old computers to update and give to others
• Task force examines how to stop those with EBT cards from buying alcohol, tobacco
• City council reorganizes commissions for new year
• Tag your pet - for free
• Photo of the week: Red sky at night, sailor's delight
• Giving peace to struggling women
• Ups and downs of winter
• Coyotes, motorcycles and asbestos; county begins year of the dragon
• Three county parks get boost
• New battle plan for fighting zebra mussels
• Osakis woman injured in rollover; blowing snow makes roadways slippery
• Two injured in construction accident
• Echo Press seeks members for advisory board
• Car-winning Lottery ticket sold in Alexandria
• Alexandria School Board members freeze their pay - again
• Missing Todd County woman found dead
• Plans in place to resolve Lake Oscar overflow
• Street, sidewalk projects proceed
• Out and About - around the county this week - Dancers delight
• Ecumen Bethany gets surprise gift: $340,000 from local couple's estate
• Hockey injury hits home
• A shipshape Douglas County?
• Fish shelter identification required
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow stops in Alexandria
• Streets, sidewalks and appointments highlight Alexandria City Council meeting
• Questions on inmate healthcare answered
• A break in bank robbery case?
• Photo of the week: Osakis soldier meets Geraldo Rivera
• Transporting mussels carries consequences
• Big health merger, big questions
• A birthday wish for the soldiers
• Lottery ticket buyer in Douglas County wins car
• Healthcare Prep course offered here
• New Senate leader picks Ingebrigtsen of Alexandria for leadership team in next session
• New year, new board chair
• Possible break in Alexandria bank robbery?
• Out and About - around the county this week - Happy New Year!
• Rochester senator elected to make 'fresh start'
• Shine a blue light for officer's family
• Search for clues continues in bank robbery
• It takes a village
• Cop Talk - What is the Citizens Police Academy?
• Local doctor vies for county jail contract
• Kmart closes four stores in Minnesota
• Knute Nelson offers new balance program
• County hikes rent for LAR
• Lottery ticket buyer in Douglas County wins new car
• Celebrate Recovery starts new recovery program in Alexandria about denial
• 2011 - A year filled with tragedy
• Police, FBI investigate bank robbery in Alexandria
• Brandon resident wins $34,545 Lottery prize
• Natural gas meters and ice - what you need to know
• Minnesota manufacturing industry optimistic for 2012
• After split votes, county sets levy, budget
• Driver improvement program offered
• Broadway Medical Center, Sanford complete merger
• Protect your holiday booty
• Angels among us
• CITY COUNCIL UPDATE: 2 a.m. 'last call' allowed
• Ice warnings issued in Douglas, Todd counties
• Alexandria City Council to meet tomorrow night
• Dreaming of a bright Christmas?
• How do trespassing laws impact snowmobilers?
• Lake Oscar, Lakes Area Rec are up for discussion at next county board meeting
• Home sales improving, says realtor association
• Productive Alternatives wraps up busy year of helping those with disabilities
• Legislative change impacts healthcare for those with disabilities
• Ingebrigtsen applauds decision to remove gray wolf from endangered list
• Lesnar fined for hunting violation
• DNR urges caution when burning in low areas
• Final District 206 levy is approved
• Ingebrigtsen considers vying for Senate leader post
• Photo of the week: Courtesy of Jack Frost
• Vehicles slide, schools close
• Carnegie libraries inspire self investment
• Christmas twinkle
• Ask the trooper: Seat belts on buses?
• Douglas County Sheriff's office receives alcohol enforcement grant
• Ex-soldier recalls lack of post-deployment help
• Dealing with conflict session scheduled for January
• Employers, participants sought for area job fair
• Listening to the customer helps Alexandria Extrusion grow
• Mental health services for children in area to expand
• Dog obedience training classes start January 2
• Time ticks down for county levy
• Out and About - around the county this week - A Christmas wish granted at Windmill Ponds
• Koch resignation followed 'improper relationship' complaints
• Nuclear sub has local ties
• Building damaged in arson fire is sold
• All I want for Christmas
• Ingebrigtsen reacts to Koch's 'inappropriate relationship'
• Last chance to tell Echo Press about Christmas displays
• Helping the hungry, one stop at a time
• Minnesota Waters and property owners working together
• State has 120 days to stop carp, say outdoors, environment groups
• Warning issued to road sign vandals
• Time is running out to share your favorite Christmas displays
• From the Bench: How do orders for protection work?
• Meth investigation leads to arrest of Miltona man
• New book uncovers tales of 'Little Minnesota'
• Get vaccinated this flu season
• County board to set officials' salaries
• Inspiration sprouts up along County Road 34
• Local Habitat chapter gets $15,000 for 'air tight' efforts
• Photo of the week: A stream runs through it
• The Small Mall provided gifts for children to purchase
• Is it a black/white thing?
• Operation Round Up celebrates milestone
• Alexandria woman wins $10,000 in Lottery
• ATCC students are finalists in logo contest for new submarine
• Local farmer on national radio program
• Later last call ticks ahead
• Cows milked by robots and tractors steering themselves?
• Red-nose Reindeer and Hula Hoop Hummers?
• E-book demand surges at library
• Making spirits bright
• State to offer veterans, elderly and disabled a 'trip planner' to services
• Minnesota Waters expands training portfolio to include aquatic invasive species monitoring
• Holiday Train to roll through Alexandria Wednesday
• 2 a.m. 'last call' bar option advances in Alexandria
• Fourteen area fire departments reimbursed for training
• City of Alexandria requests participation in citizen survey
• Where are the brightest Christmas displays?
• Suspects charged in gun-pointing incident
• Photo of the week: In search of food
• Sending a strong signal against child abuse
• Trailer a total loss in Kensington fire
• Video released of Ace Hardware burglary
• Oh, lutefisk...
• Legislative summit urges bold action against zebra mussels
• Echo Press seeks tips about extraordinary people
• Realtor Ring Day is largest state volunteer effort in Salvation Army history
• Participants needed for diabetes research study
• Fire destroys Kensington home
• Starbuck man sentenced in money laundering case involving bank loans
• Jingle Bells is Saturday
• Smoke-free areas expand in county
• XL pipeline opponents declare victory after new study is ordered
• State cuts hit historical societies
• Brandon man sentenced as career criminal
• A jolly time with St. Nick
• Habitat for Humanity gets funding through Thrivent Builds alliance
• Surplus leaves state leaders happy but concerned
• Free academy offers insight into police work
• Mailing offering water line coverage makes rounds again
• Minnesota Pharmacists Association announce opposition to PBM merger
• DNR issues ice warning for aerated lakes
• Judge puts brakes on day care provider union vote, for now
• Video released of Ace burglary
• Gun-pointing incident leads to four arrests
• Photo of the week: Late fall reflections
• ATCC students train on new medical software
• Cenex Store at 9th and Broadway is no more
• A new kind of solar system
• Supporting a growing legacy
• Services Center bid of $3.7 million accepted
• Peterson, Simpson introduce Dairy Security Act of 2011
• Housing sales up statewide, says report
• Rural legislators could lead stadium deal; Vikings won't discuss future
• County fine tunes plans for new radio system
• Two injured in early morning hit-and-run
• Confused by tax statement? You're not alone
• Out and About - around the county this week - Christmastime in the city
• Council approves budget, honors police officers, OKs security cameras at RCC
• Some daycare providers fear they would lose say under unions
• Mackove reflects on 54 years of school service
• Ace Hardware burglary suspect caught on camera
• Shopping for bargains
• Pilot who died in crash has local ties
• Giving thanks together
• Students explore careers in manufacturing, construction
• Two Alexandria companies listed in pollution violations
• Radiothon to end child abuse starts Thursday
• An eco-friendly high school
• UPDATE of Alexandria City Council meeting: Last call 2:00 a.m.?
• Should Alexandria bars serve alcohol until 2 a.m.? Council considers request
• Helicopter pilot who died in crash has ties to Alexandria area
• Dressed in holiday style
• Garfield man pleads guilty to assault with weapon
• Celebrating a national accomplishment
• Full steam ahead at waste facility
• Osakis murder suspect pleads guilty
• Does 'colder, wetter' winter await?
• Ingebrigtsen blames environmentalists
• Minnesota Turkey Council seeks candidates for board of directors
• Calling all Norwegians
• Alexandria couple face tax evasion charges
• Slippery weekend keeps troopers busy
• World AIDS Day event to raise awareness in area
• Brace for a tax jolt
• How many sex offenders live here?
• A top-notch K-9
• Chippewa River Watershed project announces 2012 photo contest calendar results
• Enterprise Minnesota brings area legislators on tour of local manufacturing companies
• Alexandria Extrusion CEO to share company's success story
• YMCA organizes Turkey Day 5K
• Too much deer to eat? Donate it to food shelf
• Minnesota Waters appoints new board member
• Douglas County 4-H'ers compete at state horse, dog shows
• Ingebrigtsen applauds move to streamline environmental permit process in state
• Bridge work wrapping up on I-94 near Evansville
• Good news for school taxpayers
• REA's Operation Round-Up making a difference
• Out and About - around the county this week - Blue ribbon recognition
• Taking the Volt for a spin
• Alexandria budget committee to meet Wednesday
• 40,000 diapers arrive in Alexandria
• Running 11K on 11-11-11
• No injuries in semi truck crash
• Putting hunting in its place
• Got golf balls?
• YMCA program helps residents cut diabetes risk
• Why do DNR inspectors use pressure washers?
• Dayton union child-care order headed to court
• Franson says move to unionize day care providers would hurt businesses, families
• Local schools are hungry to help
• Public comment is invited on the use of farming on U.S. fish and Wildlife Service lands
• Ask questions, don't send money
• Sleeping guests help promote Alexandria
• Photo of the week: School day memories
• Productive Alternatives honors consumers
• Douglas County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• City liquor stores fall on tough times
• RCC: Alexandria's version of the Xcel?
• Semis crash and explode on Highway 29
• YMCA celebrates year of success
• Register now for snowmobile safety class
• Lakes Cowdry and Darling channel closure to be removed; ordinance penalty revised
• In the right place at the right time
• Alexandria man dies in rollover near Perham
• Out and About - around the county this week - Local programs honor veterans
• Two injured in crash
• Zebra mussel treatments on Lake Irene completed
• Report on Runestone Community Center is one highlight in busy city council meeting
• Drivers beware: Roads are slick!
• In right place at right time, trooper saves motorist near Alexandria
• Farmers in Douglas County may apply for disaster aid
• Burial benefits for veterans explained
• Someplace Safe seeks support on Give to the Max Day
• Planned Parenthood to offer no-cost chlamydia screenings
• County budget hearing scheduled
• Local pharmacists oppose merger of drug management companies
• Careers in Demand event to provide future job information to parents, students
• Veterans Day facts
• Homelessness: All too real in Douglas County
• Give time and talents to help homeless
• Photo of the week: Up early
• Predatory offender moves to Alexandria
• Local artist nabs stamp of approval
• From drive-ins to hard drives
• Alexandria man dies after rollover near Perham
• Crash on Hwy 29 near Alexandria injures two
• Alexandria American Legion to install officers
• MPCA releases three watershed monitoring, assessment reports
• He has the president covered
• It's time to fear the deer
• Plowing, patching, mowing, repairing
• Green space for city parks grows
• Fighting fire with facts
• Meeting to focus on rural septic systems
• Occupy Alexandria to hold meeting
• Halloween Candy Buy Back helps soldiers overseas
• Funds found for library
• Dog obedience classes to begin
• Getting into the spirit of things
• Grocery store expansion under way
• Helping hands for seniors
• Cop Talk - Three groups work to reduce crime
• Forum offers financial tools for exporters
• Alexandria City Council plans for 2012 street projects
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings offered here
• Habitat for Humanity seeks families for homes
• Alexandrian seeks family in fjords on Norway - and competes in TV show
• Building in their blood: Cousins start successful Innovative companies in Alexandria
• UPDATE: Thomas Drive debate dominates Alexandria City Council meeting
• Youth learn about pheasant hunting, getting permission from landowners
• Out and About: A chilling cast of characters
• Alexandria schools make headway on No Child Left Behind
• New high school in Alexandria, lots of homework ahead
• You Asked: What happens to your recyclables?
• Their mission: Build 22 homes in Cambodia in five days
• Photo of the Week: Fish bites off more than it could chew
• Let's Go Fishing group helps young and old reel in memories to keep
• Couple breaks vicious cycle of domestic violence
• Douglas County Hospital Cancer Center earns national accreditation
• Douglas County Board supports application for Kensington Rune Stone Park work
• Mobile food drop is Monday; more volunteers needed
• Free personal safety course stops criminals in their tracks
• Pheasants Forever helps youth discover hunting
• Alexandria seeks citizens to serve on boards, commissions
• Maritime Museum boat takes first place at international show
• Douglas County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Douglas County
• Alexandria man dies in farm accident
• Black bear hangs out in Osakis
• A suite life ahead for future Alexandria college students; new housing project starts
• Participate in a music video to support the troops
• Out and About: Applefest offers bushels of fun
• Going bananas on Broadway
• A solider, a reader
• Last call at MainStreet Brewery
• Courts remodel gaining momentum
• Mobile food drop is Monday; more volunteers needed
• Coalition of lawmakers support Keystone XL pipeline project
• 55-and-older driver improvement program offered
• MainStreet Brewery closes in Alexandria
• Property taxes are due today
• Road rage incident reported on Highway 27 near Nelson
• Photo of the Week - Sun sets on another summer at the lake
• Fire department's open house entertains and educates
• Zebra mussels invade Lake Irene
• A safer trek to the beach
• A whole lot of living going on
• Community Education partners with Grand Arbor to provide programming
• Bond sale expected to save city of Alexandria $80,000
• Girls, women invited to explore careers in engineering - for free
• JHS music department could win up to $50,000 with your help
• Driver safety courses free for veterans
• Alexandria's Arts Advisory Committee to hold special presentation
• Documentary film to be shown here
• Domestic violence in spotlight
• Charter TV service gets mixed reviews
• Two injured in Monday morning crash
• Man critically injured in crash on Highway 27
• A spring in their step
• Fixable bridges of Douglas County?
• Property taxes due soon
• Alexandria job office receives funds for helping laid-off workers
• Flashing lights to alert drivers of intersection
• Alexandria Fire Department gets grant for safety materials, training equipment
• Out and About - around the county this week
• Flashing lights to be installed on Highway 29 near Miltona
• Monday morning crash at County Roads 82 and 22
• Windy debate hits Parkers Prairie
• Jefferson High School has a shot at $50,000 in Verizon contest
• Learn how to cope with stress, serve others
• Expect delays on HIghway 27 near Hoffman
• Presidential candidate to roll through Alexandria
• 'Going Blind' to be shown in central Minnesota
• Fall and founders celebrated at Lake Carlos State Park
• Douglas County gets $4,359 for food, shelter programs
• Essay contest asks about plight of homeless
• 2011 Impact Alexandria entertains, educates
• Second Alexandrian competes in reality TV show filmed in Norway
• Photo of the Week - Northern lights glow over Lake Osakis
• Local volunteers help rebuild Joplin, Missouri
• '40 Days for Life' draws support, and one protester
• Work under way at Alex Tech's student dorm
• Child care conference to be held locally
• MMFCU matching cash donations for food drive this month
• Domestic violence in spotlight this month
• Students to help senior citizens with yard work
• Alexandria school levy set to drop
• Women's Showcase is Thursday
• Free classes to jump-start a career
• Big medical merger in the works
• Local legislators talk about taxes with city, county leaders
• Carnegie buildings in Alexandria, Glenwood featured in new book
• Out and About - around the county this week
• Two injured in crash near Kensington
• Leaders stress mental health needs
• Getting wild at Woodland
• Expect delays on Highway 27 near Hoffman
• Fire danger alert issued for west central area, including Alexandria
• Two injured in crash near Kensington
• Labor of love - Community garden project begins to take root in Alexandria
• Training offered in support of children exposed to domestic violence
• Lake Carlos State Park to host archery workshop
• VA clinic offers flu vaccinations
• Enter photos in calendar contest
• Alexandria walk on Saturday to help African school
• Driver injured in crash near Evansville
• Winter items accepted October 1-19 for United Way's annual coat drive in Douglas and Pope counties
• County commissioners support small-scale wind project in Hudson Township
• School vote draws strong support in Alexandria, two nearest townships
• Alexandria couple honored as 'Landowners of Year'
• Imaginative chili recipes explored
• Photo of the Week: One more bask in the summer sun
• Douglas County lakes face a sea of threats
• Voters say YES to new high school in Alexandria
• Broadway Medical Center in Alexandria takes step to merge with Sanford Health
• School District 206 voting off to fast start
• Five injured in crash near Garfield
• Three Douglas County offices moving soon
• Echo Press readers suggest best areas in and around Douglas County for viewing fall foliage
• I-94 work begins near Evansville
• Zequanox gets EPA approval for controlling zebra mussels
• Republic group to hold meeting in Alexandria on healing America
• Humane Society dog obedience classes to start
• College idea 'spills' into fast-paced career for Alexandria woman
• Do you know where, how to vote in Tuesday's referendum for School District 206?
• Students in Douglas County shine on state tests
• Loons to leave soon for saltwater in the south
• Striking out illiteracy
• A celebration of America's roots - Constitution Fest in Alexandria
• Douglas County sets preliminary levy at 5.7 percent
• School district answers new school questions
• Alexandria man cleared in death of 4-month-old daughter
• Learn about waste management at Alexandria open house
• Wedding dress trashers
• Dreaming of a white Christmas
• Chirping goodbye - Many Minnesota birds will soon depart for warmer winds
• Jefferson High School's homecoming king and queen are crowned
• Bruce Smith family honored at Gopher football game
• School bus, car crash on Hwy 29 Friday in Alexandria
• Still time to sign up for "Leadership Alexandria"
• There's still time to sign up for Leadership Alexandria
• Drivers should expect delays on I-94 east of Evansville
• Murder charges dismissed against Alexandria man
• Lakes Area Charter School offers credit recovery program
• 1,787 arrested for drunk driving during end-of-summer crackdown
• Man injured in crash near Osakis
• A Facebook page dedicated to Alexandria hometown memories
• Alexandria high school referendum: Part III - The cost
• Walk held at Alexandria City Park makes lasting imprint for children with heart defects
• Suspect caught near Miltona after 10-hour search
• YMCA urges healthier habits for kids during Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• Jump start for small business and start-up success offered in Entrepreneur Boot Camp
• JCPenney stores host coat drive benefiting Salvation Army
• Author Brook Mounsdon book signing event
• School bus crashes with car near Alexandria; no injuries reported
• Alexandria woman arrested during protest of pipeline project in D.C.
• Old Legion building in Alexandria is demolished
• Why is new school needed in Alexandria? District 206 states its case
• Lake Victoria bones likely part of bison kill site in Alexandria
• Defensive handgun course offered September 24
• Former resident falls while trimming tree
• Douglas County Sheriff's office moves entrance temporarily
• Alexandria City Council acts on assessments, fees, community events
• City levy poised to go up 4.6%
• Alexandria proposes 4.6 percent levy increase next year
• Habitat for Humanity seeks families for homes built next year
• Douglas County Dive Team helps in search for Hancock police chief
• Roadwork ahead on Highway 29 in Alexandria
• Habitat to honor volunteers on Thursday
• 12-year-old girl wins at Minnesota State Fair
• U.S. Constitution takes center stage in Sept. 17 Alexandria celebration
• Alexandria 'Explorer' firefighters impress at Minnesota State Fair competition
• New Alexandria high school referendum: The project
• The horror and humanity of 9/11: Alexandria area residents share their thoughts and experiences
• An Alexandria son living in NYC when the towers fell reflects on 9/11
• West Central Initiative names Snead to board
• Winter maintenance prep session in Alexandria set for September 13
• Productive Alternatives fills big needs in area
• Douglas County Commissioners vote against courtroom build-out
• Lakes Area Recreation offers dog obedience classes in September
• Evansville woman wins at world championship horse show
• Alexandria bike crash claims life
• Alexandria man skydives at 83
• Tips for keeping children safe
• Boats collide on Lake Osakis; one injury reported
• Alexandria Dollars for Scholars receives $5,000 from community foundation
• Free pre-healthcare nursing course offered at ATCC
• Free presentation "The Connection Between Nutrition and Disease" to be held in Alexandria next Monday
• Alexandria seminar to discuss equality, respect for gay community
• 8-year-old Alexandria girl undergoes six open-heart surgeries, Sept. 10 City Park walk set
• Alexandria woman finds helpful companion in Elroy II
• Chomping at the bit for a new football season
• Artist Guild of Central Minnesota holds marketing retreat at Lake Miltona
• Osakis: Site of first whiskey distillery in state
• A moldy money pit? Douglas County Services Center remodel project approved by commissioners
• Summer resident dies in plane crash
• Alexandria resident is a Lottery winner
• Guidelines given for school lunches
• Nationally known grazing author to lead workshops
• Legion meeting to include information about special hockey program for kids
• Parkers Prairie man injured in rollover
• Highway 27 project begins Sept. 6
• Parkers Prairie man injured in rollover
• Olson named campaign chair for Pope County United Way effort
• March of Dimes 'jailbirds' event raises $14,000
• Fire damages house in Brandon
• State approves Alexandria's $268,432 grant through "Safe Routes to School" program
• Chinese trade team tours SunOpta Alexandria plant
• Zebra mussels invade lakes Brophy and Cowdry in Douglas County
• Lakes Area Humane Society to host 5K, 10K runs
• Highway shoulder repair project in Douglas and Otter Tail counties begins on Highway 29
• Man rescued from vehicle in Lake Darling
• Garfield man responds to federal wetland charge
• Residents react to zebra mussels in lakes Brophy and Cowdry
• Man rescued after vehicle plunges into Lake Darling
• Fire damages house in Brandon
• Senator Ingebrigtsen honored for helping parks, trails
• A treasure hunt for the past - What is it like to dive for bones in Alexandria's Lake Victoria?
• The Tennessee Roadhouse in Alexandria is rockin' with music, fun, food and a nationally syndicated radio show
• Alexandria fishing guide and divers discover hundreds of bones in Lake Victoria
• Mobile home taxes due by August 31
• Chili lovers, take note: September 27 is big day in Douglas and Pope counties
• Minnesota State Fair program features elk farm in Garfield, chef from Arrowwood Resort
• Veteran Enrollment Fair in Alexandria will answer questions about benefits
• Garfield man charged with constructing road through protected wetland
• Villard man dies in farming accident
• Echo Press reader reports weird lights in sky
• Douglas County lake associations file notice to appeal decision allowing Garfield to pump water
• Zebra mussels found in Brophy and Cowdry lakes near Alexandria
• Back to School for Alexandria - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Program offers help to those who need it in Alexandria
• HIV community meeting to be held in Alexandria
• Otto Bremer Foundation announces new grant schedule
• Author Jones-Nelson book signing event at CMA Rally
• Mobile home taxes due soon in Douglas County
• Lemonade stand in Alexandria to help fight childhood cancer Wednesday
• Crash near Alexandria causes injuries, closes lanes
• Franson supports new government reform bill
• Two women rescued from the Long Prairie River
• New reason to go to Alexandria city hall: local artwork
• Alexandria murder suspect released on bond
• Fast waters in Alexandria area create hazards
• New events, nice weather draw big crowds to the Douglas County Fair
• Alexandria resident wins $10,000 in Lottery
• Highway 27 project between Herman, Hoffman begins soon
• A new reason to go to Alexandria City Hall: Artwork
• Attorney general settles suit with Ferrellgas over propane prices, fees
• Final draft of Douglas County's Comprehensive Plan to be presented tonight
• Lemonade stand in Alexandria will fight childhood cancer
• Echo Press online readers asked to update info
• Two Alexandria women rescued on Long Prairie River
• UPDATE: Crash near Alexandria causes serious injuries; third driver's name released
• Alexandria Citizen's Climate Lobby volunteer goes to Congress
• Shane Schmidt retires from Alexandria Fire Department, passes helmet to son, Shaynen
• Energy improvement projects wrapping up in Alexandria schools
• New hope for dementia patients through Bethany Community's 'Awakenings' program
• Douglas County Fair fun happening now through Sunday
• Mold found inside Douglas County Law Enforcement Center
• Alexandria Habitat families to become neighbors
• Douglas County Planning Commission to share final draft of comprehensive plan
• Central Minnesota Elder Network receives Bremer grant
• Bike trail construction in Alexandria starts Monday - motorists urged to use caution
• Spring Lake Park man seriously injured in bike accident in Alexandria Wednesday
• Families at Osakis resort survive lightning strike
• Animals, food and fun brighten the afternoon at Knute Nelson in Alexandria
• Water woes - the ditch 9 debate in Douglas County
• Free to fly - remembering loved ones as butterflies take flight in Alexandria City Park
• Chippewa River Watershed project accepting entries for 2012 calendar contest
• Road preservation projects have started in Detroit Lakes area
• Dog obedience training starts August 23
• Absentee ballots available for District 206 building bond election
• Garfield man plays pivotal role in protecting wetlands
• Rumble stripe project begins in Alexandria area
• UPDATE: L'Homme Dieu water test results are in
• Douglas County Board designates temporary no-wake zones on 20 Alexandria area lakes
• 'Lightning McQueen' look-alike to be on display at races Saturday in Alexandria
• An inspirational coast-to-coast trek
• Driver injured in rollover near Alexandria
• Sewage line breaks Sunday near Lake L'Homme Dieu in Alexandria; ALASD responds quickly, but residents concerned
• Motorcycle basic rider training offered in Alexandria
• Book signings scheduled at Cherry Street Books in Alexandria
• Local pork producer scheduled to address industry's progress
• Seminar to be held in Alexandria to certify lake service providers
• L'Homme Dieu bike trail, Evansville contracts awarded
• Mobile home taxes due by August 31
• Clarification
• Lifeguards leave beaches for seaason
• MPCA extends public comment period for Lake Winona
• City of Alexandria crunches budget to deal with state cuts
• Rose City's Threshing and Heritage Festival happens Aug. 12-14
• Just another Alexandria fish tale?
• Mystery roadkill in Alexandria baffles many
• Alexandria friends duel for resorters title
• Driver seriously injured in rollover on I-94 near Alexandria
• Sewage line break occurs Sunday near Lake L'Homme Dieu Beach in Alexandria
• Seven champions crowned in Resorters Golf Tournament in Alexandria
• Water collapses Alexandria basement - damage estimated at $40,000
• No-wake zones, which could reduce erosion, are under consideration in Douglas County
• Reduced bail motion denied in Alexandria murder case
• Public housing effort in Alexandria area gets federal boost
• Sierra Club plans bike ride for August 13
• Program exploring poverty to take place in Alexandria Monday
• Crews continue to restore power across REA's system
• Alexandria woman takes steps to ensure world without breast cancer
• Miltona gets $2 million to improve sewer
• Highway 55 near Lowry still closed
• Mama mallard finds cozy quarters
• Residents mingle with Alexandria PD and other city departments during Community Night Out
• Alexandria resident's fashion photos go on display in maurices stores nationwide
• Crews continue to restore power across REA's system
• Garfield pumps water, lake residents complain
• Boutique sale to help fight violence in Alexandria area
• Consignment auction in Osakis Saturday
• Duathlon race planned in Alexandria
• Two injured in crash near Osakis
• Brandon man with felony record convicted on federal weapons charge
• Two injured in crash on I-94 near Alexandria
• Residents invited to shape Douglas County's future
• Alexandria's Art in the Park attracts appreciative audience
• Alexandria Fire Department takes on Douglas County Law Enforcement Sunday for charity
• Osakis girl helps rescue neighbor
• A rumbling ruckus - high winds damage numerous properties in Douglas County area
• Danube farmer to speak at Alexandria Rotary Club meeting
• Storm causes havoc in Douglas, Pope counties
• Alexandria Lakes Area Tea Party to present documentary Tuesday
• Thunderstorm closes Highway 55 near Lowry; travel not advised
• Free session in Alexandria will talk about online public school program
• 'Don't Move a Mussel' signs now available
• Despite hot, humid weather, Douglas County crops OK
• Convicted Alexandria child killer gets new trial
• 10 things to know about Art in the Park in Alexandria
• Zequanox: Is it safe to use in Alexandria area lakes to combat zebra mussels?
• Douglas County Republicans annual meeting scheduled
• Free program offers green tools, tips to brighten cities' futures
• Free session to explain online school options in Alexandria
• Minnesota Waters appoints new director for Alexandria
• Alexandria City Council rejects well ordinance
• WorkForce Center re-opens doors
• Douglas County commissioners address water damage within county services building
• Work resumes on County Road 1 bridge near Evansville
• Community Night Out builds partnerships against crime in Alexandria
• Residents escape Alexandria mobile home fire
• Jury convicts Brandon man for possessing firearms as a felon
• Bikers from Austria stop in Alexandria during 4,000 mile trek
• Water invades Douglas County Services Center
• New threat for Douglas County Sheriff's Office: Mold
• Bernick Family Foundation to award $150,000
• Waterama races Saturday in Glenwood
• World Breastfeeding Week open house August 4 at Douglas County Hospital
• Group forms to support new school referendum
• West Central Initiative will serve ice cream at concert Thursday on Douglas County Courthouse lawn
• Alexandria residents fight heart disease with 'Start!'
• Man killed after being struck by Glenwood driver
• Bids for Alexandria water and power projects are low
• Douglas County Habitat for Humanity elects board of directors
• REA's Operation Round Up makes difference in communities
• Family/gypsy folk band to perform in Alexandria
• City opens up two nice 'presents' Monday night
• Pedestrian killed in crash near Lowry
• Bernick Family Foundation to award $150,000 to non-profits in area
• Alexandria WorkForce Center to reopen Monday
• Lakes Area Economic Development Authority to hold special meeting
• Slow down - watch for geese and other wildlife in Alexandria!
• Brandon man finds cleaner energy source: Wind energy
• Eight people are treated at Douglas County Hospital Emergency Room for heat-related illnesses while others find ways to beat the heat
• Zebra mussel madness in Alexandria area
• Can Zequanox halt zebra mussel proliferation in Alexandria area lakes and beyond - and will it be safe?
• United Way brats and hot dog stand in Glenwood July 28 - volunteers needed
• Waterama Citizens Bike Race in Glenwood July 31
• Special session has impact in Douglas County
• Free livestock tour July 28
• Someplace Safe resumes services for victims of violence
• Alexandria event offers pet care tips
• Selective TV gets input at Alexandria meeting
• Program offers forgivable loans to struggling homeowners in Alexandria area
• Rainbow Rider in Alexandria cuts hours due to shutdown
• Sewage backs up into 10 homes in Alexandria area
• More than $4 million raised for new Alexandria high school
• Voters to decide on new high school in Alexandria, Minn.
• Seniors reel in a good time at Senior Fishing Day on Lake Darling
• Miltona kicks up its heels
• Douglas County youth attend Farm Bureau Conference
• Sculpture in Big Ole Central Park, Alexandria application is approved
• Heat wave follows Friday's floods in Douglas County
• USDA notice to Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers: Compensation for discrimination claims
• Non-profits in Alexandria may apply for leadership program
• Campaign for new Alexandria high school hits milestone; school board expected to call for election
• YMCA subsidizes childcare costs for members during shutdown
• Alexandria to survey residents about city services
• 41 years after tornado, Miltona celebrates
• Solar installations break records in Minnesota
• Morris man sentenced for sexually assaulting victim from Alexandria
• Partnerships key to success in building green Habitat homes in Douglas County
• Minnesota state government shutdown affects those selling alcohol
• Central Pool in Alexandria is demolished
• Douglas County shutdown woes: "Everything's going to seed"
• Osakis man wins on Monopoly scratch game
• Maps urge bicycling, walking in west central Minnesota
• Lake Carlos Fourth of July boat parade winner
• Water wars in Carlos
• Relay for Life in Alexandria raises $120,000
• 11-year-old saves mom and sister from possible car crash near Alexandria
• Sunday's storm knocks down trees, power poles in Douglas County
• Alexandria pursues overlay work on Nokomis, Rosewood
• Next phase of Osakis murder case starts in December
• Parkers Prairie man injured in rollover
• MDA to offer free nitrate testing clinic in Alexandria
• Douglas County Attorney: Alcohol led to boat crash
• Thunderstorm causes damage, power outages in Douglas County
• Parkers Prairie man injured in rollover
• Lake Victoria boat accident the result of alcohol impairment: Douglas County Attorney urges Alexandria area residents to learn from tragedy
• Area nonprofits benefit from Alexandria Board Leadership Academy
• Douglas County Beyond the Yellow Ribbon places plaque
• Shutdown pains at Lake Carlos State Park
• Douglas County Habitat for Humanity dedicates two homes
• Road closures start Wednesday on CR 11 and 34 in northern Alexandria area
• Eco-living cultivates bond with nature - Alexandria area couple builds ecohome
• Dog shooting within Alexandria city limits devastates family
• Alexandria Area Community Foundation offers grants
• Four volunteers honored for monitoring water clarity in lakes, streams in Douglas County
• Miltona, Parkers Prairie, Deer Creek, Brandon and Starbuck receive grants from state
• Osakis residents win jackpot
• Selective TV to hold annual meeting July 11 in Alexandria
• Alexandria Area Economic Development Commission to create franchisee list
• Demolition begins at Douglas County Services Center by old pool
• Food prices rise in Minnesota
• Alexandria area kids go fishing
• A fabulous Fourth of July in Douglas County
• Remodeled kidney dialysis unit unveiled in Alexandria
• New book about Jodi Huisentruit offers several theories in her disappearance
• Sizzling fun on the Fourth of July in Douglas County
• Governor Dayton appoints Kalina to rural health committee
• It's time to spend Alexandria Chamber bucks
• Habitat for Humanity receives grant
• MDA to offer free nitrate testing clinic in Douglas County
• ATCC instructors instrumental in success of program helping high school students explore career options
• Habitat 500 is coming to Douglas County Sunday July 10
• Minnesota government shutdown changes travel plans in Alexandria area
• MDA to offer free nitrate testing clinic July 18-20 in Douglas County
• Shutdown changes travel plans for some this holiday weekend
• Alexandria woman sews American history on quilts
• Dive into the Fourth with caution - Cold water brings hypothermia risk
• Lake Carlos State Park in the event of a shutdown
• United Way fundraiser at Pete's County Market in Alexandria - Hog Wild Fest
• Westrom is finalist for Stevens County attorney position
• Someplace Safe makes cutbacks, braces for possible shutdown
• Celebrate Recovery plans picnic at City Park in Alexandria
• Douglas County commissioners frustrated with possible state government shutdown
• Habitat for Humanity uses green strategies for building homes in Douglas County
• Wakn' Up wakeboarding program in Alexandria reaches out to youth
• Two injured in ATV accident in Alexandria
• Selective TV to hold annual meeting in Alexandria July 11
• Rural AIDS Action Network plans strategic realignment statewide; Alexandria office will continue
• Parkers Prairie woman injured in rollover Monday
• Cop Talk - How to use a center lane and when to pass on the right
• Help paint Alexandria purple next week for Douglas County Relay for Life
• St. Paul man dies of medical condition while boating on Lake Osakis
• Jerry Apps signing books at Cherry Street Books Wednesday in Alexandria
• City gives tax break to new eye clinic
• 19-year-old hits tree off County Road 44
• Alexandria Habitat home blessed beneath the raindrops
• Bringing home the bacon at age 90
• Bikers ride through Alexandria on 700 mile trek to fight Huntington's disease
• Alexandria car show sparkles
• Vikingland Band Festival a hit in Alexandria
• It's time to spend Alexandria Chamber bucks
• Eye clinic's tax abatment gets OK from Alexandria City Council
• Two new Habitat homes to be dedicated Monday in Alexandria and Carlos
• Vintage Car Club of Alexandria has car show and swap meet Sunday
• Senator Ingebrigtsen won't accept pay if shutdown happens
• Three injured in Highway 27 West crash
• A birdwatcher's delight - Lake Carlos Park naturalist logs Douglas County's first official sighting of the Northern Parula bird
• 'Mystery man' who helped save life of Alexandria man is found
• School board poised to sell Jefferson High School
• Field Day will highlight ham radio operations at Alexandria City Park
• Alexandria school district braces for July 1 shutdown
• Highway work on the way for Evansville, Carlos, Millerville areas
• Three injured in Highway 27 crash west of Alexandria.
• Where do you go in the Alexandria area when you need medical help?
• Motorcycle driver injured in Alexandria crash
• Alexandria motorcyclist collides with deer, wears helmet, survives
• Fish return to Lake Agnes - mystery of dead Alexandria fish remains unsolved
• Harley riders enjoy rumbling good time in Alexandria
• Alexandria Beetles organize Epilepsy Awareness Night
• Alexandria mayor elected as League of Minnesota Cities president
• Alexandria's Cultural Inclusiveness Committee seeks translation volunteers
• Starbuck man pleads guilty in money laundering case
• Third Habitat home being built in 2011 in Douglas County
• Former Alexandria resident drowns in Florida
• Former Alexandria resident drowns in Florida
• Native plant and weed ID workshop offered in Alexandria
• Douglas County Historical Society's Greatest Generation Day brings smiles
• Free Vacationer guide is back
• Budget was a challenge in building the Alexandria Police Department's new facility
• Session will address lakeshore erosion
• Improvements await parking lots, sidewalks near Lincoln
• Peggy Atwood named grand marshal of 2011 Vikingland Band Festival
• Douglas County commissioners approve application for grant for emergency alert siren and monitor near lakes Miltona and Ida
• Echo Press hires two intern reporters for summer
• Leaf Valley residents win lawsuit involving defunct sewer system
• ATCC stays open for summer, but faces state cuts of $1.2 million
• U-Haul featuring Runestone mystery to be in Kensington parade Sunday
• Biking Viking Anders Forselius bikes 7,000 miles, runs and raises money for cancer research
• Jefferson High School seniors graduate
• Could Zequanox be the solution to the zebra mussel problem?
• Jefferson High School students capture zebra mussels for DNR
• CentraCare finishes construction of dialysis unit in Alexandria, open house planned
• CapX2020 receives approval for route going through Douglas County - project could help reliability of power in Alexandria
• Evansville man dies after construction accident
• 'The Greatest Generation' celebration at Alexandria Airport soars
• "Duffers Delight" Golf Tournament celebrates 20th year in Alexandria
• Brandon Lions break ground on new picnic shelter
• New housing option proposed for poor in Alexandria
• Alexandria City Council supports low-income housing project
• Lace up your shoes for Osakis 5K this Saturday
• Jefferson students to graduate today
• Semi crashes with dump truck on 50th Avenue
• Motorcycle crash near Miltona
• Construction worker injured
• New capital campaign for new high school starts
• Alexandria school district offers free summer meals
• Maritime museum offers free admission June 11-12
• Jefferson High School students graduate Sunday June 12
• Glenwood Firefighter's death under investigation
• Douglas County businesses pass alcohol checks
• Alexandria police station opens
• Alexandria heroes bring man back to life
• School district holds retirement dinner
• Y celebrates first year
• Two drivers injured near Osakis
• Open house offers tour of Nordic Meadow Apartments in Alexandria
• Echo Press 120th anniversary party Thursday June 9, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Grandson catches 30 pound 47 inch muskie on Lake Ida, remembers grandpa's love
• Alexandria's Washington Elementary School undergoes transformation
• Alexandria Beetles baseball team starts season
• Help for homeless in Douglas County
• Treatment plants in Alexandria, Evansville recognized
• Alexandria Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon Friday June 10
• Alexandria couple featured on TV show Sweat Equity
• Death of firefighter in Glenwood under investigation
• Evansville resident is 'agvocate' for corn farmers
• Lakes Area Humane Society offers dog obedience training
• Heading out on the highway for Habitat
• Waking up the lakes
• Parking lot may replace American Legion building
• Massman, Rose City BBQ are top rib grillers
• Runestone revealed
• Beetles to host parade this Sunday
• Miltona area slammed by storm
• Will human cannonball be a hit?
• Mock crash sends deadly message
• Thumbprint, DNA led to murder arrest
• Organic strawberry production field day offered June 13
• Conservation practices bus tour on June 16
• Healing Touch Level 1 training course offered August 12-13 in Alexandria
• Smoke detector saves Alexandria man
• Silence speaks volumes
• Motorcycle driver seriously injured in crash north of Alexandria
• Bumpy crash near I-94 ramp
• Distracted driving
• Day on lake turns tragic
• Search is on for Osakis killer
• Minnesota lawmakers adjourn without budget
• Pet microchipping clinic offered in Alexandria
• Two-vehicle crash near Evansville results in multiple injuries
• Alexandria City Council supports Broadway facelift
• Lake monitors needed for local waters
• Motorcycle basic rider course offered this summer
• Long Prairie teen dies in crash
• Services center to get new roof
• Alexandria City Council supports Broadway facelift
• Smoke detector saves Alexandria man
• UPDATE SUNDAY 1:30 P.M.: Two killed in boating accident near Alexandria
• Be prepared to stop
• Mystery of Runestone to roll across America
• Bullheads flood field
• Send off our soldiers
• Lose weight, get in shape and win prizes
• Bicycle rides offered along Central Lakes Trail
• Unexpected letter solves music dilemma
• Story about fishing group clash is clarified
• Evening Lions Club to hold fundraiser
• Farmers reminded to report acreage
• Motorcycle crash near Alexandria causes serious injuries
• Story about fishing group clash is clarified
• New incinerator off to good start
• Bill amps up fight against lake invaders
• Car takes down power pole
• Who will care for Mom and Dad? Nursing homes in financial crisis
• Disaster averted
• Plant an extra row for United Way
• Alexandria area families invited to online public school information session
• Weather dampens fishing opener
• Local residents called to contribute to historic cancer research effort
• Meeting to discuss farm discrimination claims
• Douglas County commissioners approve archaeological surveys
• Funds available for home repairs
• Ingebrigtsen authors hunting bill
• Fishing group clashes with Ingebrigtsen
• Let's Go Fishing riders bike up Broadway
• Memorial Day Weekend 2011
• Big changes on Broadway?
• Local groups shine light, hope on mental illness
• County increases parking fine at Rotary Beach
• Meeting to address Medicare options
• School board poised to cut music position
• Fire destroys motorhome in Alexandria
• Prepare to stop at CR 82/45
• Anglers urged to fight mussels
• Fish opener could be challenging
• Conquering fear through faith
• UPDATE: Semi crash closes I-94 near Evansville Friday morning
• Fire destroys motorhome in Alexandria
• Driver who crashed into nursing home building is recovering
• Lake monitors needed in Douglas County
• ATCC pursues $8M student housing project
• Social Security checks go paperless
• Douglas County health soars
• A new ride on life
• Parkers Prairie man dies in crash
• Alex Tech named one of top 120 community colleges in nation
• Alex Tech pursues $8.8 million student housing project
• Mayors meet to discuss proposed cuts
• 'Great Cravings!' to replace Time Square
• The things kids say about their Mom
• Residents urged to talk about Broadway
• Alexandria Cable TV Commission seeks input on cable television franchise
• Speaker to address climate change
• VBA makes tough choices, finds new home
• More charges filed in crash that led to death of Glenwood woman's baby
• Wage, benefit survey under way in region
• Betting on a comeback
• Driver crashes into assisted living facility in Osakis
• Habitat for Humanity and Lowe's team up for National Women Build Week
• Jack's Family Recycling Center is certified as responsible e-waste recycler
• Sprucing up the parks for Arbor Day
• Mini earthquake shakes things up in Alexandria area
• Bin Laden's death triggers deep emotions
• Here's a chance to recycle electronic junk in Alexandria - free e-waste day is this Friday
• Alexandria area fishing even to benefit Youth for Christ and Teen Challenge
• Blame quake on GLTZ from billions of years ago
• New stop signs going up by Y
• Tasty treats, economic punch
• Last call for schools Alumni Hall of Fame
• Four horses rescued in Douglas County
• Dining, liquor items fall on council's plate
• Commissioners honor 4-H club
• Tree sculpture may take root in Big Ole Park
• Firefighters take on the Denver Drill
• Muscling up against mussels
• Celebrations planned for two Habitat homes
• Alexandria FFA chapter in running to win trip to national convention
• Did you feel it? Earthquake rattles Alexandria this morning
• Ice out 20 days later than last year
• An autistic child graduates - What's next?
• Why is it illegal to text and drive when people do it all the time?
• UCare informational meeting to be held in Alexandria
• Winery competes in cork contest
• Runestone researchers to gather in Kensington
• Law enforcement agencies get tough on distracted driving
• Taking responsibility or micro-managing
• Taking responsibility or micro-managing? Alexandria City Council has lively debate over budget
• Alexandria FFA chapter in running to win trip to national convention
• Sirens sound in Alexandria early this morning
• Fire damages house in Carlos
• Alexandria Tea Party to present documentary film tonight
• Alexandria man, seven others, sentenced for selling counterfeit pro sports jerseys
• Writers' workshop planned at Douglas County Library
• S.O.S. meal today will support veterans and marching band
• Expect to see tuxes, gowns this weekend
• Planning ahead helps ease painful decision
• Sirens make Brandon safer
• Meeting to address Medicare coverage
• Two injured in crash south of Alexandria
• DNR closes spawning areas to fishing
• City council member claims Alexandria is $517,875 over budget
• Goal of task force: ensuring health wishes are honored
• Whiskey distillery proposed in Osakis
• Aagard gives $1 million to new school
• County to bond for $9M
• Alex Tech celebrates 50th milestone with events this weekend
• Burning restrictions take effect in county
• Two injured in crash south of Alexandria
• New fire engine for Alexandria?
• Alexandria area economic development leaders to meet tomorrow
• Business fire in downtown Carlos
• Alexandria City Council weighs deep budget cuts
• No fooling - newspaper wants to hear your April Fool's stories
• Jefferson students selling bowls, meal to fight hunger
• Another dose of winter descends on Douglas County
• Alexandria City Council hears about declining liquor sales
• Tennessee Roadhouse in Alexandria on TV newscast Sunday
• Man involved in stabbing over iguana sentenced to eight years in prison
• 18-year-old's death in Miltona determined to be suicide
• Survey shows manufacturers are more upbeat
• Local manufacturing reflects industry rebound
• Fire guts home on Bryant St.
• Faithful following
• 'Rolling fire' involves two departments
• Extension offers food safety certification and renewal courses
• Three suspects arrested after rash of car break-ins in Alexandria
• Roads are still slick; 27 crashes reported in Alexandria region Sunday
• Alexandria, Garfield firefighters respond to 'rolling fire' on I-94
• Tour reveals JHS shortcomings
• City gives Red Bull soldiers a salute
• Social Security workers protest looming cuts
• New community hub?
• Police search for hit-and-run vehicle
• Donnelly's request to amend JOBZ agreement gets OK
• Let's walk to school
• Runestone presentation set for March 16
• Local DFL leaders attend Greater Minnesota summit
• Council to iron out budget concerns, meeting decorum at work sessions
• City to meet with county, school on common issues
• Township residents to go to the polls Tuesday
• 2010 fire damage: $528,000
• Never too old for cold
• PACER Center workshop addresses Social Security for transition-age youth
• Snowmobiler veers off trail, hits tree in Alexandria
• 1,252 vets get $6.6M in care
• Council news: Alexandria fire damage in 2010 adds up to $528,000
• Alexandria police search for hit-and-run suspect
• One injured in Alexandria snowmobile crash
• Take the plunge, enjoy a hog roast in Alexandria today
• Snow cancels blood drive in Alexandria
• Final days to register for Alexandria Polar Bear Plunge
• Suspect charged in officer-involved shooting
• Ice Fishing Challenge organizers issue statement
• Jostling for jobs
• USDA home loans available to Douglas County residents
• Get ready for random kindness next week
• New director selected for library
• 'Safe at Home' program offers confidentiality to crime victims living in Douglas County
• County hospital names new CEO
• Fire departments to share big grant
• New details emerge about shooting
• Beach's fate goes to Capitol
• Sheriff's office could get fix-up
• Senator vows to deal with mussels
• Top speed on Miltona: 151 mph
• Driver accused of texting before fatal crash in Parkers
• E-85 temporarily unavailable at Cenex in Alexandria
• Local Tea Party to hold event
• Garfield man shot during disturbance
• Roles to serve as consultant for United Way
• There's still time to enter Alexandria Ice Fishing Challenge
• Lake Carlos Area Association names new president - Eisele
• Echo Press website named best in state
• Death of a local coach
• Bean battle
• Barn catches fire
• Council tries to track unresolved items assigned to city staff
• Spurned bonding bill included $4.1 million for Alex Tech project
• Senior College to kick off spring session soon
• Here's what to do on Legacy Weekend
• Legacy Weekend to showcase arts, history, outdoors
• Leaf Valley Speed Rally is Saturday on Lake Miltona
• Class will focus on children's mental health issues
• United Way to host 'Wake Up Alexandria'
• City gets update on Highway 29 tree issue
• Getting the word on the street
• Top Dog: Adopted pooch brightens days of Bethany Community residents
• Speed, safety trigger traffic control ideas
• Douglas County included in mailing of free nitrate testing kits
• Minnesota Historical Society awards Douglas County Library a Historical and Cultural Heritage Grant
• Hockey player from Alexandria injured in American Hockey League game
• Free dental care offered to children in low-income families
• And the Oscar nomination goes to...
• A new ice fighter
• Construction stays steady
• Firewood needed to help are families stay warm
• Free dental care offered to children in low-income families
• Demand for farmland hits record highs
• Capital campaign formed for proposed new high school
• Fund established for family of Garfield woman who died after collapsing
• Former Alexandrian nominated for Oscar
• Echo Press wants to reward long-time subscribers
• Budget issues dominate city council meeting
• Fire causes rusty water for ALP customers
• Salvation Army gets $49K
• SunOpta burns 29 hours
• Volunteers needed for mobile food drop
• Police offer training to rental property owners
• Budget concerns dominate Alexandria City Council meeting
• SCHOOL ALERT 6 A.M.: Some schools in area running late today
• Chamber celebrates success, gives awards
• School copes with loss of 18-year-old
• Scientific breakthroughs - Franken 'jazzed' by Douglas Machine's high-tech advances
• A $1 million pickle: Cities in area stand to lose $1 million in state cuts
• Perino appointed to national public power council
• Commissioner Bales appointed to national committee
• Survey will count homeless people in Douglas County
• Is danger luring in your home?
• An electrifying ride: Rainbow Rider gets grant for electric hybrid buses
• Treacherous roads challenge county crews
• Shooting for the hoop: Elks give kids a shot at fame
• Cop Talk: What is the 'move over' law?
• Y launches diabetes prevention program
• Prairie Yard and Garden show gears up for new season
• Report examines environmental impact of new transmission line
• Gamebirds are hungry
• Mussels found in Victoria
• Tech tour reveals secrets to job growth
• Behind every crash statistic is a story
• Crashes drop - 2010: 4 traffic fatalities locally, 410 statewide
• VIkingland Builders Association to hear details of new health plan
• Council breezes through first meeting of 2011
• On schedule, on budget
• Up in smoke: Fire destroys home near Lobster Lake
• Republicans pay bill for governor race recount
• REA members nominate director candidates
• YMCA offers multi-level gymnastics program
• Stalking: Know it. Name it. Stop it.
• Help cancer patients on their road to recovery
• Alexandria Rotary Club helps Maritime Gardens
• Small change makes a difference with REA's Operation Round Up
• New Year's baby arrives right on time
• Car crashes into Magpie building
• Alexandria City Council breezes through first meeting of 2011
• Final plat for Alexandria Extrusion Addition approved
• Board nixes Wings request
• City may use eminent domain to use land on Darling Drive
• County board reorganizes for 2011
• Slip, slidin' away: Road crews are doing what they can to scratch away at ice
• City gears up to inspect rental units
• Alexandria residents urged to compete in 'Biggest Loser' challenge
• Gun club to meet next Tuesday
• Free tax preparation clinic returns to area
• School bus involved in minor crash in Alexandria
• Splashing and peddling into a new year at the Y
• 2010 goes out with a slippery, dangerous bang
• Two fires 20 minutes apart
• Nashville singer to perform at Andes Tower Hills to help Benson woman
• Concerts to return to courthouse lawn
• Douglas County DFLers to meet on January 13
• Cardinal Lane may be paved
• Council thanks Bigger for four years of service
• Two fires, 20 minutes apart
• Y offers fun way to ring in, celebrate new year
• WEATHER UPDATE: Travel advisory issued for Douglas County
• WEATHER UPDATE: Heavy snow, high winds causing hazardous driving conditions
• Dog obedience training classes start January 3
• Food given to 175 families
• 2010: A rocky ride of ups and downs
• Osakis school audit goes well
• Y offers fun ways to celebrate new year
• Some city fees won't go up after all
• Jobless rate drops here
• Crash on South Broadway cause injury
• Some fees in Alexandia won't go up after all
• You don't have to eat alone on Christmas Day
• City dissolves police commission
• Gymnastics offerings to expand
• Compromise reached over DMS cuts
• All is merry and bright
• Alexandria church offers free Christmas dinner
• Library board seeks member
• New effort makes Alexandria area more active
• District 206 School Board approves 4 percent tax levy increase
• Extra lane to be added on Highway 29 North
• Crowd pleasers: Alexandria Aces work their magic at halftime
• Schedule set for 2011 city council, planning commission meetings
• Lake Region Arts Council offers funds for artist classes, performances
• Douglas County healthcare program creates new option for small businesses
• Volunteers needed for Mobile Food Drop
• Bid for police station surprises
• County faces gaps in mental health needs
• Chimney fire causes minor damage at Alexandria home
• Douglas County healthcare program creates new option for small businesses
• Use extreme caution if driving
• UPDATE 2 P.M. Snow closes some schools in area
• Are there 'invisible' businesses?
• Reporter falls through the ice: Dive team hones rescuing skills
• Paint available for local beautification projects
• Alexandria City Council reorganizes boards
• Cop Talk: How can I stay safe through the holiday season?
• County speeds up time for public to get vehicle titles
• Evansville conservation group presents awards
• All aboard to help the hungry
• Paying fines is easier now
• Time is running out to nominate best holiday displays
• Three-vehicle crash near Garfield causes serious injuries
• In tough economic times...Library gets even busier
• Recount holds steady
• Countdown to Christmas
• Small tax delivers big bang
• City issues liquor licenses
• Change order approved for police station roofing work
• Impounded vehicles targeted by criminals
• Dayton gains a bit statewide as quiet recount starts
• County rejects health idea
• SCHOOL UPDATE - 8:05 A.M.
• Dewey's accused killer wants trial moved again
• Dayton claims more votes as recount proceeds
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Emmer representative challenges 422 ballots because of writing on them in Renville County
• Deadly disease in the spotlight tomorrow
• Smaller counties begin wrapping up recount
• Slippery storm moves into area
• Agency that helps provide power to Alexandria to issue $141 million in bonds
• Fire damages home in Nelson Sunday
• Report show sexually transmitted infections are increasing in Minnesota
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Can Emmer win? Numbers may not add up
• Douglas County Board to discuss salaries at special meeting
• Christmas Care Boxes help soldiers overseas
• Interest rate on unpaid state taxes and overdue refunds stays the same for 2011
• Sign-up for disaster aid for soybean farmers closes December 9
• Alexandria City Council to meet in special session Monday
• Follow these tips to avoid a winter crash or to recover from one
• Alexandria's new decorations to shine tonight
• Nominations accepted for list of Minnesota's 10 most endangered historic places
• Ballot counters hope Minnesotans learned their lesson
• Ban the Bug campaign urges Minnesotans to get their influenza vaccinations
• A chilly bike ride for a good cause
• Arthritis sufferers find relief in cortisol microdoses
• A new twinkle to the lights
• Moving mountains of snow
• Keeping history alive
• World AIDS Day to be observed in Alexandria
• Donations to local housing program will be matched
• Agency that helps others seeks help
• Willmar Poultry accused of mistreating turkey chicks
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Thanksgiving travelers warned as storm moves in
• Minnesota Farm Bureau president: Strengthen link between farm families, urban residents
• Marshall man killed in on ice-caused crash in southern Minnesota
• Christmas will come to life in Alexandria Friday
• Locked Up: Echo Press reporter goes to jail
• New high school design unveiled
• The birth of a trend? C-sections rise 55 percent statewide
• United Way seeks help for Mobile Food Drop
• Radiothon to End Child Abuse set for December 2-3
• Businesses invited to participate in job fair
• GOP: Expect exciting changes in Legislature
• Ingebrigtsen, Westrom named to lead committees
• Second-place Emmer loses in Supreme Court
• Busier Thanksgiving expected at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
• Christmas tree supplies in tip-top shape this season
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Emmer looks at vote different than party
• Minnesotans give big during "Give to the Max Day"
• Medicare enrollment alert: Dates and benefit changes senior should know
• State adds 14,100 jobs in October
• Expanded statewide health care quality report published
• Faith at forefront on Veterans Day
• Two-car crash sends one to hospital
• GOP streamlines legislative work
• Area resident wins $10,000 in lottery
• Humane Society seeks board members
• Thanksgiving top day for cooking fires
• Recount breaks tie in Osakis School Board race
• 13,302 ticketed in October statewide for not buckling up
• Snowmobile safety classes offered in Alexandria
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Eight traffic deaths on state roads in seven days
• Court may hear recount vote testimony in governor race Monday
• Emmer comfortable with election and his life
• Aktion Club offers fun opportunities for those with disabilities
• Open house scheduled at new Douglas County Jail
• Don't veer for deer
• DATA trail link to Y proposed
• Bug-A-Boo closes again
• A safer crossing
• City reaches labor agreement with police officers, sergeants
• Recount under way for Osakis school board position
• HRA sued over rents
• Body found in Crow River near New London
• Counties agree to release information to Emmer
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• New survey shows students are reducing risky behavior
• Culvert project on Highway 28 near Starbuck postponed
• 38-year-old man dies in hunting accident near Bluffton
• Two injured in Todd County crash Sunday
• Sebeka man charged with gun crimes
• Farm bill, farm policy to lead the agenda at Minnesota Farmers Union convention
• Thanksgiving is top day for cooking fires
• Deer hunters off to a good start
• Klobuchar urges FCC to crack down on phone bill 'cramming'
• Fire damages home in Nelson
• New flags wave at Legion Park
• New housing option for those with disabilities
• County explores cost-saving idea for health care
• Community presentation planned for proposed new high school project
• 'Give to the Max' Day to help non-profits
• Humane society dog classes to start November 16
• Don't fall for phone scam
• City fees may rise
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• A new Legislature: Fischbach ready to take presidency without handbook
• Veterans Day event in Alexandria today
• Dayton into transition deeper than Emmer
• Red Wing man convicted of sexually assaulting toddler now faces federal charges
• Osakis school election comes down to cards
• Mail truck collides with Blazer near Carlos
• Smile, you're on camera
• Later last call falls flat
• Back in the game: Revoluntionary spine procedure performed at DCH
• Free concert about relationships to be presented at Discovery Middle School
• Franken staff to hold office hours in Alex
• Residents alerted to dangers of winter
• 2 a.m. closings in other cities get mixed reviews
• Perham man drowns
• 2 a.m. bar closing goes down the drain for now
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Emmer plans for transition, just in case
• Man runs over, kills black bear with combine while harvesting corn in SE Minnesota
• Body found by hunters near Hancock may solve six-year-old case
• How to get a temporary job over the holidays
• Group tries to wipe out poverty
• Rural America helps GOP wave
• Recount could end by Dec. 14
• More stars added to WE Fest 2011 lineup
• Meeting will address regional transportation needs
• Fire damages garage, home near Forada
• How did you vote? Election yields some surprises, close contests
• Volunteer fair planned for November 20
• Meeting will gather ideas about public transit
• Bullying suspected as reason for Cooperstown girl's suicide
• It's beginning to look a lot like 2008
• Susag wins three-way race for school board
• Firefighters fit for duty
• Batesole wins city council race
• New attorney elected
• Republicans must prove themselves
• Election 2010: It's beginning to look a lot like 2008
• FBI: 3 shot at Red Lake; no arrests as of Wednesday night
• Federal jury rules on music downloading case involving Brainerd mom
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• St. Paul man falls from cliff in Hastings
• Victims identified in Red Lake shooting; suspect remains at large
• Halloween highlights
• Agriculture, mobile home taxes due soon
• Tickets on sale now for Ice Fishing Challenge
• Area resident is a lottery winner
• FINAL ELECTION UPDATE OF THE NIGHT
• Republicans lawyer up for recount in governor's race
• County Road 42 opening triggers horn-tooting celebration
• Spiffin' up Runestone Park
• Street projects set for 2011
• It's all in the hands of voters
• Fire destroys garage near Forada
• ELECTION UPDATE 8:01 PM: Newspaper to provide election night coverage
• ELECTION UPDATE - 9:08 p.m.: Ballots are starting to come in
• ELECTION UPDATE 9:30 P.M. Belle River results are in
• Two teens injured in ATV rollover near Park Rapids
• Drama rises to new level for Vikings
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Republicans to keep eye on votes
• Robbery injures resident in Grey Eagle; suspect flees on foot
• Candidates for governor plan to cover the state; Emmer and Pawlenty to stop in Alexandria
• Horner rally in Alexandria will feature former U.S. Sen. Durenberger
• Last time together for 3 governor hopefuls
• Searching for Halloween fun? Here's what's happening today in Alexandria area
• Menahga's First English Lutheran Church among 5 more churches to quit ELCA
• Assortment of races await voters
• Free Veterans Day concert offered in St. Cloud
• Minnesota health officials identify more illnesses linked to raw milk
• IRS begins notifying tax return preparers on PTIN renewals
• New laws this week fight deceptive debt relief offers
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Write-in candidates want votes counted
• Last-minute advice about election day
• Meeting will address water clarity on Winona
• Scarier than ghosts and goblins: Drunk drivers on Halloween
• How windy was it? Watch this clip
• An inside look at manufacturing
• Recovering addict speaks at prison
• Name a new park
• Suddenly winter
• Monster muskie
• One flu shot covers both seasonal and H1N1 strains
• Mental evaluation granted for van hijacker
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Storm takes roof of Spicer business with it as it passes through area
• Candidates for governor endure 'job interview'
• Lakes Area Recreation teaches dogs new tricks
• Police station under budget
• Diaper rock-a-thon: Raising awareness for 'no child wet behind'
• Lawmakers approve flood, tornado relief in session
• Students represent water issues through art
• House District 11A candidates tackle taxes
• What can be done to prevent identity theft?
• Republican candidates to stop in Alexandria
• City council election preview: Several seats contested
• Annettee Meeks, Emmer's running mate, to be in Alexandria tomorrow
• Strong winds set off sirens but there is no danger
• Trail cam captures another Minnesota mountain lion
• DNR seeks info on trumpeter swan, bald eagle shootings
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Father, son killed in Todd County crash
• District 11A candidates differ on deficit cures
• Fire destroys barn near Millerville
• Tractor and dump truck crash near Leaf Valley
• Douglas County listed as 'notable' in teen seat belt use study
• COMMENTARY: We'll never settle on the right role for government
• CANDIDATE NOTEBOOK: This RV is not just about recreation
• The inside scoop on the great pumpkin
• More than 5,000 motorists ticketed midway through seat belt crack-down
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Lawmakers give Dill a hearty welcome back
• 9-year-old Perham boy waits for transplant
• Census Bureau reports final mail participation results
• Tobacco butting out of hospital grounds
• Is it cheap to build in Alexandria?
• Domestic violence in the spotlight
• Enrollment nudges up
• Local DFL organizes 'Rally to Support Working People'
• Volunteers needed for Mobile Food Drop
• Council approves salary increases of 2 percent
• Presentation shatters insuline myths
• State confirms flu death
• Sebeka chief: Weapons in fort story 'just wrong'
• Judge strikes 'secret sex image' law
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Beet truck rolls over near Glenwood
• County approves courthouse bids
• Taking the jam out of traffic
• Taking a bite out of fall
• Some Osakis County Road 55 residents request cul-de-sac
• Lakes Area Tea Party to sponsor Constitutional Seminar this Saturday
• Minnesota author to visit Alexandria
• Police issue warning over telephone scams
• Schools get federal grants to improve security, safety
• Planning a new school
• Lawmakers approve flood, tornado relief
• Horner says race for Minnesota governor is now a two-person race
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Anhydrous ammonia leak in Morris leads to evacuation of 250 people
• Lawmakers approve flood, tornado relief
• Hastings minister endorses political candidates during sermon
• Emotions run high in disaster session
• Missing Minneapolis hunter found dead with gunshot wound to abdomen north of Morris, Minn.
• Lawmakers head back for disaster session
• Deadly rash of crashes in Fargo; police say drag racing may have caused Sunday's fatal accident
• State health officials confirm flu death in elderly woman
• New studies reveal hidden benefits of exercise for seniors
• Consumers warned of deceptive sales of water treatment systems
• October climate trends reveal need to delay fall nitrogen application
• Soldiers to participate in 'Guard the Environment'
• Ag department offers online video to help homeowners test private wells for atrazine
• USDA to issue conservation reserve payments to farmers, ranchers
• Legislators prepare for disaster-relief session
• Byberg to speak in Alexandria this Saturday
• Suspects in antique store fire charged with arson
• Local events help fight domestic violence
• Give rotten apples a purpose
• Operation Chocolate Chip: More cookies are needed to send to soldiers in honor of Pfc. Clark
• Alexandria police issue alert about scam
• Gaining insights into other cultures
• Will sunfish eat zebras?
• Commissioner candidates answer questions
• Goal of event: Walk for life, vote with God
• A later last call?
• Upset over playing time, parent accused of assault against volleyball coach
• Tax deadlines for extension filers, non-profits loom
• UPDATE: Suspects in antique store fire charged with arson
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• UPDATE: Hijacking suspect arrested after long chase
• New health care option available in Douglas County soon
• Funeral set for New London soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Senate, House candidates make their case at forum
• Mental health patient hijacks van near West Union
• Council approves 2 a.m. bar closing; Zorbaz may replace Bug-A-Boo Bay
• New hospital era dawns
• 18-year-old dies in rollover near Evansville
• They made a horrendous mess, says business owner
• Arson on 6th Avenue? Two suspects from Benson charged
• Tracking an invader: Science class studies zebra mussels with DNR
• Byberg and Coleman to visit Alexandria Thursday
• Fiery crash injures man in Yellow Medicine County
• Fargo apartment fire leaves 150 homeless
• Lawmakers, Pawlenty agree on disaster bill; Wadena recovery included
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• 18-year-old from Evansville dies in rollover
• Two people arrested in connection with Off Broadway Antiques fire
• Special session delayed, but Wadena wants to be part of it
• New I-94 bridge by Monticello to open to traffic
• Free mammograms available through Minnesota Department of Health
• Cultural diversity events to take place today in Alexandria
• Wadena-Deer Creek School settles tornado losses at $40 million
• Organic certification cost share deadline is October 30
• Senators call for greater oversight over wireless billing practices
• Suspicious fire damages Alexandria antique business
• Local House, Senate candidates swap views
• Soldier's death in Afghanistan impacts Alexandria
• The hospital expands: DCH to showcase $31 million addition
• PrimeWest's plan to build new office clears a hurdle
• YMCA Childcare Center to host open houses
• City approves requests for Ice Fishing Challenge
• Local DFLers to meet Tuesday
• New transmission agreement expected to save city millions
• County fair at a new site?
• Surprise guilty plea entered in Mahnomen murder case
• Group pledges to watch for voter fraud
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Story of Runestone to be presented in Elbow Lake October 14
• County board candidates featured at forum next week
• House 11A, 10A candidates to discuss issues on Pioneer Public Television
• Two arrested after chase in Alexandria last Thursday
• Coats needed for United Way annual coat distribution effort
• City expands definition of tobacco
• All spruced up: Site of proposed high school gets nearly 200 trees
• Hopefuls square off: Dayton, Horner clash over state budget plans
• Norwegian judge killed in Spicer crash
• UCare meeting to address senior health plans
• Suspect sought in Menagha after robbery at knife point
• Tentative special flood session set for Monday
• Extreme Makeover picks Moorhead family
• State Patrol identifies man killed in head-on crash near Breckenridge
• New Chippewa River project aims to make cleanup a profitable measure
• Bemidji man killed in rollover near Mahnomen
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• New London soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Frazee police chief resigns amid scandal
• 2 dead, 7 injured in pileup near Clear Water
• Wadena woman hurt in southern Minnesota crash
• Double-murder suspect in Mahnomen County described as generous and trusted
• County Commissioner Anderson hospitalized after fall
• Hearing loss - an increasing health concern
• Prairie Biomass Harvest Field Days highlight biofuel research
• It is not just Emmer, Dayton and Horner
• Bill aims to reduce red tape for small business
• Minnesota selected to participate in international math and science assessment
• State auditor candidates on the attack
• Jefferson High School celebrates homecoming today
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Questions aside, Dayton polls well
• Storm-toppled trees keep REA crews busy
• Alexandria employee featured on statewide clean energy website
• Concert celebrates writers' conference in Sauk Centre
• Writer's conference in Sauk Centre offers tips on writing, selling
• Senate, House candidate forum set for October 6 at Alexandria City Hall
• Career development grants available for area artists
• Free basic computer, writing skills classes offered at ATCC
• Plans for three Douglas County lakes nearing completion
• Two arrested after chase in Alexandria
• Driver suffering medical condition crashes SUV into home in Granite Falls
• Hot enough for you? Chili feed, auction raises more than $13,000 for United Way
• State hits 300 road deaths for year
• Listen Up! Hear about tomorrow's stories
• Park Rapids native shot to death in Florida
• 'Wadena 2.0' readies for Design Team visit
• Local alumni chapter of U of M wins award
• Training offered to landlords about crime-free housing
• Property tax payments due soon
• School hires construction management
• Governor candidates find education policy differences
• Free health screenings offered in Alexandria Friday
• A cleaner Winona?
• Dream big: Hands-on learning for little ones during Big Vehicle Day
• United Way's Chili Cook-Off is one hot event
• 5-year-old Verndale girl exiting school bus hit by car
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• A cleaner Lake Winona? Costs would be 'scary'
• Man who graduated high school in Park Rapids killed during dispute in Florida
• Teenager dies in rollover in Jamestown, ND
• Lund Boats brings Crestliner production to New York Mills
• Sears in talks to open in Wadena
• UPDATE: Standoff suspect in Detroit Lakes distraught over being served civil papers
• Pawlenty, lawmakers eye flood-funding session
• 'World's Largest' film to be shown at festival
• Lake Street in Osakis to be blocked for dock removal
• Lake home near Detroit Lakes has no metal or nails, only pegged wood
• MnDOT asks motorists, farm equipment operators to safely share the road during harvest season
• ABC's Extreme Makeover teaming up with Fargo company to build new home
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Horner gets credibility in governor race
• Record low number of alcohol-related crash deaths reported
• Candidates for governor to speak in Alexandria
• First-of-its-kind truck will soon roll into Alexandria
• Douglas County 4-H members win ribbons at State Fair
• Blood donations save lives in liver operations, says Red Cross
• House District 11B candidates to discuss issues on Pioneer Public Television
• New column answers questions about crime
• Basic dog obedience classes start Tuesday, September 28
• Douglas County gets $8,700 election grant for equipment
• Suspect in stabbing over iguana found guilty
• Car crashes into cow on Highway 29
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• Shots at Willmar police officer recorded on surveillance video
• Sheriff: Stay out of Pine Island
• Car crashes into cow on Highway 29
• Striking out illiteracy
• Man dies in backhoe accident
• Zebra mussels on the move
• County gets feedback on wellness issues
• Anchors aweigh for area vets
• Luxury apartment units removed from TIF contract
• Crackdown to begin on alcohol sales
• Habitat for Humanity recruiting families for future homes
• Minimum walleye length on Osakis, Little Osakis to be discussed September 30
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• Garfield man injured in rollover
• Dayton delivers second budget-balancing plan
• Wadena-Deer Creek High School gears up for demolition
• Freight train derails in Mahnomen
• Toddler found after two-hour search in Todd County
• Woman hurt in accident at Detroit Lakes gas station
• Wadena police investigate string of burglaries in tornado-damaged area
• Bail set at $1.5 million for Willmar man charged with shooting at cop
• Minnesota fines insurer for allegedly deceptive sale of medical discount plans
• Brandon man dies in construction accident
• Students encouraged to represent water issues through art
• Minnesota farmers offer free groceries for a year
• Health information sent to new mothers via free text messages
• Small Business Jobs Bill passes Senate
• Peterson, Klobuchar call for increased U.S. food and commodity exports to Cuba
• Twice as many employers plan to increase hiring, says survey
• MDA encourages safety and awareness this upcoming harvest season
• Area manufacturers to meet with healthcare professionals
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Budget plans full of blanks
• Lake Christina poised for comeback
• Head-on crash near Parkers claims a life
• Medical crises on the rise
• Heavy lifting
• Dog obedience classes to help humane shelter
• Douglas County Republicans to host open house Tuesday
• Lakes Area Humane Society to host the Alexandria 5K-10K Run
• County levy won't go up
• Enrollment surges at ATCC
• Four men arrested for invading Willmar, Minn., home, shooting at officer
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• Local Habitat for Humanity gets grant to build energy efficient homes
• County lake group elects new officers
• St. Mary's Church offers Dave Ramsey financial classes
• Newspaper offers gift certificates to shop at area businesses
• City eyes 8 percent levy increase
• Head-on crash near Parkers Prairie causes serious injuries
• Fired up over football
• This Saturday is all about cows
• A hero's legacy: VA clinic renamed in honor of Max Beilke
• Franson, District 11B candidate, endorsed by MCCL
• Emmer outlines rest of budget plan, includes local cuts
• Semi carrying hydrochloric acid turns over on interstate in Dickinson, N.D.
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• City proposes 8 percent tax levy increase
• Dairy farmers: Take the somatic cell count challenge
• Survey shows increased business confidence among IT executives
• Alexandria Blizzard hockey players to compete in Blaine tournament this week
• UPDATE: Missing man is alive and well
• Governor orders flags to be flown at half-staff today
• Wadena holds off on rebuilding hockey arena
• New MnDOT traffic signals minimize delays, improve safety
• Ringdahl Ambulance Service rolls out first bariatric service in Ottertail County
• Closed Appleton prison could receive federal contract
• MnDOT speakers available in central Minnesota
• Cigarettes start roof fire
• A flag is passed
• School board spot draws contenders
• Wind-whipped fire damages Evansville farm
• After midnight: Ride-along offers look into how safe Alexandria roads are during the early morning h
• Leadership training offered in Alexandria
• Blood donors urgently needed
• Pexsa seeks District 11B post as Independent
• Trail to temporarily close Friday
• Flashing lights mean 'move over'
• Traffic resumes today on Highway 55 in Douglas, Pope counties
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• Pawlenty orders state to stay out of federal health plan
• Registration open for October ACT test
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Becker County crash
• Runner Beardsley files for bankruptcy
• Franken tours Wadena tornado damage, vows D.C. help for city
• Are you in financial trouble? Take this quiz
• Keep education receipts for tax credits and subtractions
• Apple season arrives early
• Session offers advice about emerald ash borers
• Arc West Central helps those with disabilities attain their own home
• Klobuchar Calls for Passage of Food Safety Bill in Wake of Egg Recall
• Ceremony named VA clinic after Max Beilke to be held September 11
• Walk will help fight against AIDS
• Humane society offers 5K/10K run, dog walk and kids' run
• Local watershed groups addresses 'dead zone' in Gulf of Mexico
• Citizens jailed - for a good cause
• Five suspects charged with felony theft
• Two candidates in race for council Ward 4 position
• Sewage in, clean water out
• Rules tighten for rental lake homes
• $5,000 reward for Perham gun theft info
• Man arrested in ditch after calling in his own crime
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• Kimball man killed in Highway 55 crash
• Alex Tech unveils tribute to its past presidents - Maack, Starke and Shellito
• What's up with the gorilla?
• Bonds for police station 'incredible'
• Fair sizzles: Heat helps, hurts fair crowds
• Horner would mix cuts and tax increases
• Disaster loans available for Douglas County storm victims
• Winning $500,000 Lottery ticket sold in Osakis
• Volunteers needed for local food drop
• A closer look at city council
• Rural Minnesota waits for high-speed Internet
• Five suspects face felony theft charges
• Douglas County Democrats welcome Collin Peterson at their headquarters
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• Alexandria gets 'incredible' bids for police station financing
• End-of-summer crackdown on drunk drivers starts tonight
• Man arrested by central Minnesota tactical weapons team
• Lottery ticket sold in Osakis worth $500,000
• Top 10 snack trends reported
• Volunteers needed for Alexandria food drop event on Thursday
• GOP's women video flap gets national attention
• 'Stop treating us like garbage' campaign aims to boost recycling efforts
• Hearing draws support for net neutrality, free speech online
• Jailed - for a good cause
• Touching service sends off Dewey
• Do you need help with housing, employment, medical care?
• Visit newspaper staff at fair
• School and city filings give voters many choices
• Good egg, bad egg? Recall has nation checking 380 million eggs
• Getting ready for the fair
• Don't trash a good time on the river
• Ears to you
• Charlie Basch honored in Alex
• Pumping begins on Jennie Lake
• Brimming with talent: Alexandria Idol contest held at mall
• First governor debate: Candidates on the attack
• Help with Medicare prescription drug costs available
• Double the love for cats at Lakes Area Humane Society
• County board learns about treatment center
• Three suspects face felony charges related to OVR gang
• Police report shows more gang activity
• ND firefighters give up pension for new truck
• Witness: pedestrian killed by train jumped in front of it
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Dayton switches to general election mode
• Expect delays on Highway 28 near Ottertail
• Grants available for transportation projects
• Osakis schools facing delayed funding again
• Goal raised for Wadena-Deer Creek school library drive; matching donation announced
• Motorcycle deaths reach 20 in state but still lower than last year
• Candidates seek end to negative ads
• Democrats strive for political unity in divisive race
• Scientific achievement: Local students do well on state MCA science test
• County voters follow statewide trends
• Willmar man dies of possible drowning on northern Minnesota lake
• Three suspects face felony charges related to gang, say Alexandria police
• National broadband plan worries Gardonville telephone
• A star named Ringo
• Anderson, Kakac survive county primary
• Free seminar offered on housing assistance
• Alexandria man is a Lottery winner
• Mobile home taxes due soon
• Man accused in Deputy Dewey shooting now faces murder charge
• Beware of scam involving phony newspaper caller
• Man connected with Minnesota teen's disappearance arrested in New Mexico
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• Democrats strive for political unity in divisive race
• Items needed for Habitat Warehouse Sale Saturday
• More bids locked in for new police station
• Final primary results are in; Anderson, Kakac advance in county board race
• DFL awaits candidates' decisions
• Dayton declared winner as Kelliher concedes
• Two crashes last week send two to the hospital
• Summer heats up with festival fun
• Storm rips through county
• Alexandria breaks ground on 'eloquently simple facility'
• Grain bin buckles
• Watershed gets $12 million
• Remember to vote today! Results will be posted online
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• Ability to comment on stories temporarily down
• Today's primary: tax the rich or the really rich?
• Christopher Dewey, Mahnomen County deputy shot in line of duty, dies
• More bids awarded for police station work
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: FarmFest produces interesting politics
• Primary contests do not end with DFL governor race
• Champions determined in Resorters Golf Tournament
• Lifeguards no longer on duty at public beaches
• Tea Party group forms in Alexandria
• Senior College kicks off in September
• Police, deputies arrest 81 drivers in July crackdown
• Filings for city, school positions open: Most incumbents file again
• Local life savers honored
• Meeting will explore ideas about Broadway
• Portions of County Road 42 closed
• Uniting against crime
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• 100 years strong
• A battle of the bats
• All aboard!
• Bids, bonding approved for police station
• Garage sale will help conservation efforts
• Smart ways to spend your tax refund
• Few voters expected but leaders hope for more
• Absentee voting changes
• Absentee voting: A hint of high turnout?
• Committee passes bill for safe disposal of medication
• Wadena marathoner, 'quiet leader' passes away
• Owners of New York mills locker, which was lost in fire, hope to reopen soon
• Comedy show featuring Alexandria native to benefit Wadena
• Galeon in Osakis goes global
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Absentee ballots a focus after 2008 vote
• One killed in Oakdale crash after power outage stops traffic light
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• Zebra mussels found in Lake Minnetonka
• Community Impact
• Awake The Lakes, Memorial Day Weekend
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Douglas County
• Douglas County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Douglas County
• Awake the Lakes - Memorial Day Weekend
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Start Registering Now for Fall Classes!
• Awake The Lakes Memorial Day Weekend
• New Gallery Featuring Artists of Minnesota
• Alexandria, Minnesota holiday events and holiday shopping guide

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