Mankato, MN News

• Mankato, MN News
• Minn. Weather Service warns of river, land floods
• Krohn column: Beauty of history seen on byway
• Mankato man, 19, thrown from vehicle
• 80 breeds free to see at annual dog show
• Suffering in Silence, Part 1: Mental illnesses set the perceived world off kilter
• Robbery suspect abandons plea deal
• Locally-made 'Memorial Day' wins honors
• Wendell Sande retiring: North Mankato has big shoes to fill
• Ojanpa: Olson is a Stark reminder
• Memorial Day observances planned
• City of Mankato offices will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day
• Accident: Lee Boulevard and Lookout Drive hill
• Today's Currents stories
• Save the date for the "Downtown revitalization and Minnesota Main Street" program on May 31
• Vehicle in recent theft located
• Seat belts, responders theme of Mayo appreciation event
• Front and Cherry intersection opening late Thursday afternoon
• High winds wreak havoc on area farms
• UPDATE: Laundry thief suspect caught
• Today's Currents stories
• Intersection of Cherry and Front streets to open today
• Suspect arrested without incident in Bloomington, Minn.
• Rasmussen College instructors Cuong Huynh and Deb Bobendrier are chairs for the...
• HAVE YOU CONFIRMED YOUR SUMMER SCHEDULE YET?? THEY'RE READY! Confirm your sche...
• On Tuesday June 12th get a sneak peek of the programs and careers in Business Ma...
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public's assistance in locating two suspects
• Warren Street repair work rescheduled for tomorrow
• Half pound of pot found after police respond to domestic call
• Barn restored to early glory to be site of service
• Regional school, university to focus on work-skills education
• New Special Education Program
• Nicollet County to start from scratch to fill top post
• Register online for the 27th Annual Bethany Sports Classic Golf Tournament! Join...
• Portion of Warren Street to close tomorrow for street repairs
• Former resort owner arrested again on meth charges
• Attorney wants charges dropped in drive-by shooting
• DNR expands fishing opps with more docks
• Fish kill in Waseca rears its stinky head again
• Great job guys!
• Sen. DeKruif won't run in primary
• Blue Earth County Board approves eviction proceedings
• Mankto City Council filing opens today; three people file
• Paving on north side of Madison Avenue begins tomorrow
• Missing Mankato man found
• Motorcyclist, passenger recount night of crash
• Local schools shine in new evaluations
• Make a difference -- volunteer to inventory Mankato trees
• Mike Fischer to be interim city administrator for North Mankato
• Fire damages North Mankato home
• Mankato school boundaries redrawn
• This grueling competition is one tough mudder
• Missing person has been located
• Thank you to our DECA students for their Roadside Clean-up Day last week!!!
• Missing person: Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public's assistance
• Upward Bound at Minnesota State Mankato Receives Funding for Next Five Years
• Give "your take" about proposed bus route changes
• Student Opportunities at Software Company
• Mavericks make Division II World Series
• For quick access to tools of the trade, they vend it
• Wine country comes to rural St. Peter
• Farm prices continue to rise; housing stagnant
• Disabled volunteers honored
• Green Isle woman invents RotNot, a plastic step stool for picture perfect melons, gourds
• Second set of CityArt Walking Sculpture Tour works installed
• Bikers, walkers celebrate Red Jacket trestle's resurrection
• Mankato, St. Peter to discuss bike trail between the two cities
• Grant will help industrial park expansion
• Mankato mail-processing center to lose work force
• Live blog from MSU baseball game
• Regional Health Science & Nursing Day is in full swing! We have students from M...
• R.D. Hubbard House to be designated local historic building May 24
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Portion of Fair Street to be under construction beginning Tuesday
• Plan to attend grand opening of new community athletic fields on Saturday, June 2
• Intersections of Long, Dane/Swiss streets to close tomorrow
• Gibbon dairy farm operators facing criminal charges
• Language learners demonstrate their progress
• Another knife incident downtown added to growing list
• Area manufacturers send kids to museum exhibit
• NCAA Baseball Regional
• Vikings Training Camp
• Olson leaves MSU
• 2012 Senior Class photo. High-resolution version can be downloaded here:
• Senjem blames Mankato lobbyist for civic center bonding failure
• June 5: 'Transit of Venus'
• Today's Currents section
• Update on the intersection repair at Cherry and Front streets
• Portion of Mulberry Street to close tomorrow
• What is "your take" about public safety enhancements?
• Greater Mankato Receives Bicycle Friendly Community Award
• Traffic on Madison Avenue To Be Rerouted on May 16; Upcomingutility Construction
• Front and Cherry intersection likely won't be done by the weekend
• Mankato schools consider boundary changes, new buildings
• Pregnancy prevention efforts appear to be paying off
• High fiber foods for a gluten free diet
• DFL looks to retake majority
• Rasmussen College Justice Studies Club remembered Troy Mueller last night and pr...
• Deputies say drowning victim had no life jacket, possibly drinking
• Hwy 14 ramp closed temporarily
• Vikings training camp starts July 26 in Mankato
• Provost Scott Olson named Winona State president
• MSU's Olson selected for president at Winona State
• Public Hearing About Bus Route Alternatives Is May 29, 2012
• Intersection Of Cherry And Front Streets Remain Closed For Safety Checks
• Portion of Broad Street to Close Wednesday
• Students get lesson in Dakota culture
• Maple River takes Relay to Life even seriously
• GOP to skip endorsing convention
• Compost proposal goes to open house Thursday
• Our View: Four-lane is best option for Highway 14
• Missing woman found in Blue Earth River
• 89-year-old Ping Pong'er still at it
• Bullying solutions
• Climbing Wall Open to Public
• Proposed MnSCU Budget Aims for Affordability
• Alcohol banned from Hiniker Pond Park
• MnDOT seeks to lower expectations on Highway 14
• Aviation program optimism
• Community offers bully task force solutions
• Senjem: Session successful, governor vetoes disappoint
• Downtown water main repairs could take awhile
• Motorcycle, truck collide on Hwy 99
• It is National Police Week!! A presentation will be made to honor the service...
• State bullying task force to hold hearing here
• Rasmussen Day at BW3 takes place on the 2nd Monday of every month! That is toda...
• Mother’s Day weekend means it's time to plant
• Area ‘medals’ in bicycling
• Le Sueur County Courthouse gets security upgrades
• Power of a Paulson cookie: It’s hard to say no to this fundraiser
• Motorcyclists injured on Hwy 99
• May 22-23: Knowledge Exchange Program
• July 19: MSW student showcase
• Robotics coach gunning for grant, exposure
• 100 years of Eagle Scout history
• Summer job outlook is getting brighter
• Airport hangar: Will it be worth it?
• If you missed them: Here are this week's most read 5 stories
• Enjoy the video recording of commencement on our YouTube channel!
• SCSU's aviation program loss not automatically MSU's gain
• Appeals court rules unusual walk enough cause to be stopped
• Ojanpa: In search of a "brand" new day
• State bully task force coming to SCC to hear from community
• Downtown Buffalo Wild Wings considering move to stand-alone store
• Congratulations to our graduates and their families! Photos from today's ceremon...
• Study: Mankato high in job growth
• Mankato likely among cities lining up for state infrastructure funds
• Local cities get reprieve from almost $1 million in state aid cuts
• Rosen, Morrow were at center of stadium debate
• Small area post offices to see reduced hours in revamp of plan
• Treatment Center patient charged with attempted murder
• Senate approves stadium bill and sends to governor for approval
• St. Peter being considered as a store site by big-box chain
• Today's Currents section
• Commencement time at BLC. You can watch both the Vespers Service this evening an...
• won the 1st Annual Mankato Mascot Dance Off th...
• Paving begins on portion of Madison Avenue tomorrow
• Roberts, Bullying Task Force Announces Public Meeting in Mankato
• Vikings stadium: team reacts
• Vikings stadium roll call votes
• Vikings one vote away from new stadium
• Loyola named nation's first K-12 Fair Trade school
• Treatment center to review procedures after Tuesday incidents
• Mankato/North Mankato crime map
• Belle House to be first sober house for women in the area
• Need fresh air and exercise? Join DECA for Roadside Clean-up on Wed., May 16th...
• Proposed Bonding Bill Includes Funding for Design of Clinical Sciences Building
• Stabbing suspect had treatment center day pass
• We will be at the Southern Minnesota Nurses Expo today at the Verizon Wireless C...
• Minnesota Senate passes Vikings stadium bill
• Senate debates Vikings stadium late Tuesday
• Man arrested after Seven Mile Creek stabbing
• Rape trial avoided with sexual assault plea
• Search is on for missing patient
• Statewide bond involves MSU
• Veterans hiring bill signed
• Bonding passes House
• Sande leaving with retirement incentive
• Homework Helpers
• Finalists named for Nicollet County post
• Vikings stadium bill: Live Senate coverage
• Have you thanked a nurse yet this week?? Don't forget to show your appreciation...
• Happy National Nurses Week! Let's keep the trend going - take a moment to thank...
• Bonding back to House after Senate changes
• Portion of North Fifth Street closes Thursday
• Vikings stadium bill passes House
• MN Department of Ag seeking organic task force members
• Mankato council delve deep into the parks and streets budgets
• Wendell Sande retiring at end of month
• Bobby Joe's sold, to be resurrected as NaKato Bar & Grill
• MSU health building, Security Hospital in House bonding bill
• Two area attorneys judge finalists
• Graduation Day
• Who knows how to Shuffle LMFAO style?? Rassy needs to learn these moves ASAP....
• Portion of Warren Street to close Thursday
• Blue Earth County Courthouse to be designated as local historic building
• On Madison Avenue, business slows as roadwork picks up
• Two killed in Blue Earth house fire
• Six people arrested after fight at park
• For Laura Butts, CLOVE award about giving back
• City to mull civic center options
• Vietnam protesters shut down Mankato May 9, 1972 (w/videos)
• Vietnam veterans felt ostracized in early 1970s
• Residents have unique memories of May 9, 1972
• College president, police chief, professor influence protest era
• Refugee center seeks niche
• Volunteers defend the prairie
• A beginning and an end for new MSU grads
• New program provides after-school K-12 homework help
• More soldiers return to more happy families
• Most area lawmakers plan to vote for Vikings stadium
• Ojanpa: Trial artist vies for face time
• Bill strengthens veterans job preference
• Faked crash leads to charges for former Mapleton woman
• Coming Sunday: The day Mankato shut down
• Nibbe trial moving forward with judge's order
• Roosevelt teacher receives outstanding educator award
• In the area of family medicine there's going to be a huge increase in the demand...
• We are happy to introduce Dr. Darold Treffert as the recipient of the 2012 Disti...
• Graduates prepare for the future
• Today's Currents section
• Long Street closed the rest of today
• Mankato city manager gets statewide award
• City of Mankato Newsletter - May 2012
• House passes newborn blood law prompted by Mankato case
• Investigation reveals detox center death was suicide
• Road Construction Near Campus
• Mankato civic center, and others, left out of state bonding bill
• National Award for Advisor
• Mankato man arrested after report of knife threat
• First Degree Recipients
• Today's Currents section
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman hosts morning conversation Saturday
• Intersection of Dane/Swiss streets to close intermittently Friday
• Southbound lane of Haefner Drive to close Friday and Monday
• Two arrested in separate assaults; police continuing investigation into third
• Man in previous park drive-by shooting accused of Mankato robbery, assault
• New boundaries means mid-term elections for some county commissioners
• Decision time is near on Vikings stadium proposals
• (PHOTO GALLERY) Severe thunderstorms rip through Mankato
• 'A little something for everyone'
• Planting ahead of the norm this year
• Honorary Doctorate Degrees
• Aaah. A nice day to hold a psychology class outside.
• Upcoming: editor's advisory on what we're covering today
• Research reveals area has more business grads than employers need
• How long until we can hit 600 likes??? Tell your friends, family & classmates t...
• Student Business Venture a Success
• Session appears at stalemate
• Occupy marchers wander through downtown
• Tornado watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• Gibbon man pays penalty for burning old buildings
• for some Rasmussen College gear? GET I...
• Open Door clinic receives nearly $5 million federal grant
• Dayton rebukes GOP on roofless stadium idea
• Soldiers come home to Mankato
• Waseca man named Trooper of the Year
• Water shut off in Fifth Avenue area
• Thanks to everyone that donated cash to the Justice Studies Club fishbowl. A tot...
• Do you know anyone that received one of our competitive academic awards? Congrat...
• To celebrate National Nurses Week we are hosting a pizza party for students! As...
• Morning editor's log: What we're covering today
• Portion of Fifth Avenue and Maxfield Street closed for water main break repair
• Minnesota corn crop half planted
• Discount drug card plan offers a bit more savings
• Mandated safety inspections not in high demand here
• Elysian lawmaker again deliberates run against Rosen
• Minn. Legislature searching for finish line
• Quist will run for congressional seat in Aug. 14 primary election
• Spring Quarter BBQ is Thursday May 3rd!!!
• What is “your take” on how to make Hiniker Pond a better place?
• May 5: Spring Commencement
• Weekend assault--police looking for suspect
• Fair trade group member visits Dominican Republic
• Chilly weather doesn’t hamper warm welcome for returning soldiers
• Solstice festival switching parks, adding a day
• Burglary suspect sought after escape from police
• Downtown stabbing Sunday morning being investigated
• Historian: County historical society ‘censoring’ history
• Turnabout on ‘gallows’ beam
• Judge declines to seal pre-trial files in mysterious case
• Muslims aim to connect at Mankato open house
• Movement wants to occupy Riverfront Drive Tuesday afternoon
• East’s Katie Ojanpa named Guidance Counselor of the Year
• Hundreds of women, even some men, turn out for YWCA program’s 5K
• Legislators meet with Dayton on Highway 14
• Ojanpa: "Best" age begins with 3
• Republicans still deciding how 1st District convention will proceed
• Update: Mystery surrounds stabbing motive
• National Guard Red Bulls return to St. Peter, New Ulm
• SCC president Stover retiring in 2013
• Stabbing suspect charged
• Department of Labor withdraws proposed child labor farm law
• Today's Currents section
• Sibley Farm alpacas get a haircut on Monday
• City seeks public's help in finding two pitbulls
• Public's assistance sought in locating two dogs
• Complaint against deputy results in investigation
• Small group of Minn. legislative leaders working on compromises
• MnDOT snowplow driver hit by train attends state observance
• PHOTO GALLERY: Scholarship BBQ at MSU
• Today's Currents section
• Stabbed man walked three blocks before passerby called 911
• Save the date for Mankato's Spring Clean-up, Saturdays in May
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to stabbing incident
• Kids can still work on family farms and do 4-H under proposed law
• Kids can still work on family farms and do 4-H under proposed law
• Tractor restorer heading to Pioneer Power Swap Meet
• City survey takes pulse of citizenry
• USA Today golf writer visit
• Le Sueur bioenergy plant doesn't need environmental study
• Intersections of Dane/Swiss streets and Long Street to open later this afternoon
• Local legislators weigh in on Vikings stadium bill progress
• KMSU Holding 10th 24-hour Pledge Drive
• April 26: Benefits of Selling, Eating Locally Raised Produce
• Water main break on Hickory Street
• Regional Science & Engineering Fair coming to campus April 28
• Help us in congratulating Joelle Pipal as the 2012 UMAC Female Scholar-Athlete L...
• City preparing for Madison Avenue project
• Social & Behavioral Sciences awards
• Sex offender notification meeting canceled
• KMSU's 'Shuffle Function' to host 10th 24-hour Pledge-Drive-A-Go-Go
• Portion of Hickory Street closed for water main break repair
• Tonight's community notification meeting cancelled
• St. Peter Book Festival focuses on local writers this year
• Alcohol restrictions likely at Hiniker Pond
• Dakota memorial gets city's support
• April 27: University Orchestra concert
• Students honored for help in fatal crash in New Ulm
• April 24: Student Film Showcase
• Bar has been raised for Mavericks men's hockey
• Level three predatory offender will move to different address
• Hogate sentenced
• Two Minnesota State Mankato Students Elected 2012-13 MSUSA Officers
• Madison Avenue rehabilitation project begins Monday
• Mankato's wastewater treatment efforts recognized as outstanding
• Madison Avenue rehabilitation project begins Monday
• Apply to volunteer for the 2012 Minnesota Air Spectacular
• City of Mankato to flush water mains beginning Sunday
• Update: Address change for level three predatory offender; community notification meeting April 24
• Centennial Student Union Announces Annual Awards
• Sign up for May Home Stretch workshops
• Success in Boston Marathon
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to accident
• Piccadilly Circus
• (PHOTO GALLERY) Thousands turn out for Elton John show
• North Mankato woman discovers the Art of Recovery
• April 29: Faculty trio concert
• Republicans to try again in May to endorse Parry or Quist
• UPDATE: 1st District divided late into night between Quist, Parry
• Animal treat vending at Sibley Park pays off
• Just monkeyin' around
• Gifted: Parents group says Mankato's gifted and talented students are being under-served
• GOP to pick Walz opponent today
• In Mankato, it's almost time for Sir Elton John
• International Festival comes 'home'
• Dance with 'Diplomacy'
• Kindergarten 'Literary Day' visit
• April 24: USA Today guest speaker
• 2012 Meredith Scholar awarded
• Free Press editor wins editorial writing award
• "Gorilla run' to benefit Miracle League
• MSU hosts kindergartners for literacy fun
• STD rates hit record in state
• April 23: Annual Chesley Lecture
• Mankato area added jobs in March
• Today's Currents section
• English Professor Translates Dakota Letters
• Third Treadmill-A-Thon
• Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Responds To Structure Fire
• Apply To Volunteer For City Of Mankato Spring Opportunities
• Area senators critique MnDOT corridor plan
• Murray: No ribbing here; vegetarianism is what's for dinner
• Fleeing motorcyclist arrested after crash
• Huskies outrun Mavs in this round of treadmill competition
• Sex offender coming to Mankato in May previously eluded police
• Haar named Education dean
• Increased ticket interest
• Players meet Coach Hastings
• Hastings eager to begin
• Task force reviews school bullying
• Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 17th! Red Cross Blood Drive at Rasmussen...
• Information sought in Monks Avenue robbery
• Meeting set for level three predatory offender
• Options for improving safety on Highway 14
• Community notification meeting April 24; public's help sought in robbery
• MSU English professor translates Dakota letters
• ‘Gender outlaw’ asks students to question binaries
• Highway 14 deemed more deadly than once thought
• Former bank employee pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Judge orders arbitration in Beans Plus eviction dispute
• Highway 14 fatal accident rate increases
• Networking can be easy! Follow some of these new ways to network and you'll be...
• April 26: Ray Bonneville performance
• April 23: MnSCU Research Conference
• April 28: Grad student recitals
• April 24: Double jazz performance
• April 22: Choral Ensembles performance
• April 19: Concert Bands perform
• April 20 & 21: Music recitals
• April 20: Distinguished Alumni Awards
• VIDEO: Suspected sex offender arrested in Nebraska
• Congratulations to media arts student Aaron Evans for his first place finish in...
• Firefighters extinguish structure fire Monday night
• Girl Scout cookie peddler hits southern Minnesota hard
• North Mankato developing more ad sales
• Gustavus on ABC's 'Dancing'
• North Mankato fire investigation inconclusive on cause
• Area men escape with minor injuries after crash killed other driver
• Bricelyn man accused of selling stuff he didn't own
• Learn more about our Law Enforcement Program and our Criminal Justice Programs t...
• Walz challenger will have uphill financial climb
• Mankato Free Press Highlights Leaders in Economic Growth
• Hastings Accepts Minnesota State Mankato Job
• Stolen items recovered
• Vegetable gardening book free on Kindle
• Mankato Department of Public Safety severe weather messaging; weekend call for service
• Two years gone: Family still searching for clues in Matt Albrecht's death
• ‘Reading Magic’ to be dedicated at library
• Longtime Waseca High theater director ‘shifting gears’
• Today's services (4/16/2012)
• Giveaway: Win a Subway $10 gift card!
• Mike Hastings Named Men's Hockey Coach
• Dads and daughters go steppin' out
• Minnesota State hires Mike Hastings as hockey coach
• Region's narcotics detection dogs sniff out trouble during training
• April 15-22: Severe Weather Awareness Week
• April 21: Aviation Alumni Banquet
• Common read book: 'The Unforgiving Minute'
• Details remain sealed about Highway 14 double fatal in July
• Ojanpa: No shortage of entrants in incredible inedible contest
• Map party draws together Le Sueur river enthusiasts
• Legislative races rounding into shape
• Waseca man found not guilty of criminal sexual conduct
• Parry/Quist faceoff tonight on 'Almanac'
• April 19: 'Budget Open Forum'
• April 26: Mechanical Engineering senior presentations
• April 25: Barnes & Noble Staff Appreciation Day
• Citizen satisfaction survey results
• Homeowner woke up after smelling smoke, escaped with son
• Early morning fire in North Mankato
• Today's Currents section
• Driver in fatal crash identified
• Krauthammer speaks at Gustavus
• Suspected cocaine dealer faces new charge for bribery
• Three area Democrats still without challengers
• Eagle now more common, but still magnificent
• Police dogs in training in North Mankato
• Fire safety demonstrations to be held April 24 at Minnesota State University, Mankato
• Fatal crash on Highway 169
• Do you have your tickets to the spring theatrical production 'The Tempest' yet?
• Today's Currents section
• Writingpalooza will be offered this Saturday, April 14 from 9 am to 12 pm at the...
• Dems say GOP conducting 'do nothing' session
• Live stream at 7 p.m. tonight!
• MnDOT bridge workers use Veterans Bridge to learn rescue techniques
• No one injured in train vs. truck collision
• Trial begins for Mankato man accused of sexual assault
• Sex offender arrested for violating release conditions
• Two teen involved in drive-by shootings make plea deals
• Goodwill store coming to Mankato hilltop
• Minnesota teen pregnancy rate 8th lowest in the nation
• Apple and grape growers pessimistic about this year's crop
• What a great night last night at the Greater Mankato Business Expo! We have ch...
• April 24: Kitchen Fire Education Trailer
• May 7: Employee appreciation breakfast
• April 19: Clothing Swap
• April 18: 'Treadmill-A-Thon' MSU vs. SCSU
• Section of North Fourth Street closed
• Water main break on North Fourth Street
• Sen. Franken stops in Mankato, reflects at his halfway point
• Josselyn Bishop’s friends hope experience can save others
• Blue Earth County sets aside roundabout request
• Civil War reenactors come home from Shiloh bug bitten, but happy
• Thermometer exchange aims for proper mercury elimination
• Today's services (4/11/2012)
• St. James man dies at New Ulm detox center
• County to help lakes area with legal fees
• April 22: Mankato Area International Festival
• April 18: Minneapolis Hip Hop artist to speak
• April 27-28: Spring Dance Concert
• Undergraduate Research Symposium Considers Serious Issues
• Annie Brown, a nursing instructor at Rasmussen College, is making a difference i...
• Rasmussen College will be at the Greater Mankato Business Showcase tonight from...
• A new department you'll hope to never see
• Electronics maker expands with city loans
• Condition of injured Gustavus students improves
• School video aids sexual assault investigation
• Pulitzer-Prize winning Krauthammer coming to St. Peter
• Dayton signs bill that allows county attorneys to carry guns
• See you tonight at Buffalo Wild Wings Hilltop!!
• Students Weigh 'Green Fee'
• Embezzling charges filed against former bank officer
• Mankato Area Lifelong Learners Offers Educational, Social Activities
• Minnesota to look at water contaminants
• Volunteer for the 2012 Minnesota Air Spectacular
• Portion of Augusta Drive to Closed on April 09, 2012
• New digs lift Elevate Church to a new level
• MSU students to vote on bus fee
• Charges: Man drunk in March crash
• Children’s Museum settling in at new location
• Today's services (4/9/2012)
• April 18: Morgan Thomas Executive Lecture
• "But he said to them, 'Do not be alarmed. You seek Jesus of Nazareth, who was cr...
• April 18-21: 'True West'
• Community pulls through for Sertoma Club
• Man charged with sexually assaulting passed-out woman
• Mankato treated to colorful Dakota dance display
• Minnesota voter ID: The devil may be in the details
• Bothy Folk Club now silent
• April 16: 33rd Annual Frontier Forum Lecture
• April 12-13: Good Thunder Reading Series
• April 30: 2012 Retirement Luncheon
• Clinics, hospital welcome new round of ratings
• SCC walks the walk, without shoes
• April 7: Indian Cultural Night
• Ojanpa: Ex-mayor Christ weighs in
• LIFE REMEMBERED: MoonDogs lose a loyal fan
• Allergy Eats helps find restaurants for dietary needs
• Farmer warms up to solar energy
• Today's Currents section
• "So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, 'It is finished!' And bowing...
• Mankato auto dealer chit-chats with Palin during flight
• Easter Bunny drawn to Byron Street
• April 16: Maverick Forensics Showcase
• April 6-8: Mankato Interstate Cricket Tournament
• Waseca man, 18, charged with assaulting woman in field
• Nearly 3,000 troops to return soon to Minnesota
• April 19: Annual Moore Lecture
• April 9: 14th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium
• MnDOT announces 2012 road projects
• Today's Currents section
• Job and Advancement Fair…Next Monday at Country Inn & Suites! Three Eagles Mank...
• Mankato Monument
• Lecture addresses pervasive mystery surrounding 'That Derogatory Rock'
• Mankatoans on a vision quest in South Sudan
• STOCK Act signed into law
• Most area counties rank high in health outcome study
• Mankato man in child porn case gets jail time already served
• St. Peter man injured in vehicle collision with loaded trailer
• Mankato City Councilperson Karen Foreman to host conversation April 7
• Portion of Augusta Drive closed Friday
• Plan put forward to keep Rasmussen Woods wild
• Clothesline Project makes violence a public issue
• Big Cats strut their stuff at open house
• Gustavus students injured in head-on collision
• Highland Summer Theatre
• Heartbreaker clothing store opening in former Pier 1 Imports site
• Attend an educational seminar about water quality protection on April 17
• MCA Conference at Rasmussen College!
• Rasmussen College hosted over 130 guests last week for the Minnesota Corrections...
• Declining attendance led to Troy Jutting's ouster as Minnesota State hockey coach
• Mankato redoes ward boundaries
• Congressman Tim Walz meets with student-veterans, gets an earful
• Man arrested in North Mankato assault
• Argument deadline Friday for Beans Plus eviction case
• RBA/LCWM robotics team qualifies for nationals
• New Ulm man badly hurt in rural Mankato crash
• Several vehicles vandalized Saturday
• Fire damages shed
• Think only big schools get big awards? Not when it comes to our talented communi...
• 'Time for something new,' MSU reassigns Troy Jutting
• What's in season in April -- and how to eat local in the North
• Men's hockey coach Troy Jutting reassigned
• Public Safety weekend calls for service
• Volunteers begin indexing newly released 1940 census
• Riverbend/LCWM robotics team places first, needs $10,000
• State park managers looking forward to a busy season
• Crash cuts Courtland’s power
• Pedestrian hit by van downtown dies
• Today's services (4/2/2012)
• Ojanpa: Egg hunts not always kid stuff
• Today's services (4/1/12)
• Carcasses, tombstones and eagle nests
• For some, minor fixes are on the house
• 'Memorial Day' a powerful film for military families
• Mayo System honored for dialysis care
• To understand U.S.-Dakota conflict, historians resort to 'truth recovery'
• (PHOTO GALLERY) CityArt sculptures gone, but not for long
• Kids and classrooms can win money and prizes in Earth Day contest
• Winning lottery tickets sold in Kan., Ill., Md.
• Meeting scheduled about plans for Rasmussen Woods
• Mega millions winning lottery numbers
• Homeless man hit by car clings to life
• He’s on the plane chain for Wings Across America
• St. Peter pavilion project moves forward
• Vet hiring bill flies through Senate
• People awake to find several burglars in St. Clair home
• Have you heard about the American Heroes Grant program available at Rasmussen Co...
• Police seek help on hit-and-run in Waseca
• The current issue of the Bethany Report is online, so have a look before it hits...
• Security hospital head hired with little review or work history
• City Council to hold special meeting Monday about redistricting
• Today's Currents section
• Update: Civic center now in bonding bill
• Today's the last day to register for the Women's Retreat in Chanhassen, Minn. We...
• Give public input about nature management plan at meeting Tuesday
• City of Mankato Newsletter - April 2012
• (PHOTO GALLERY) Raw Fusion Fashion Show benefits Habitat For Humanity
• Student, youth worker begin charitable MeForYou business
• Municipal liquor stores toast profits
• Today's services, Friday, March 30, 2012
• Former California supreme court judge talks international business
• Retired St. Peter gifted specialist wins award
• April 12-15: Arrowhead Model United Nations Conference
• Sex offender jailed in New Ulm for violating probation
• April 17: Gender outlaw, Kate Bornstein
• Grant collection moves to North Mankato library
• Background: Mankato civic center stories
• Our next CPR & First Aid Trainings are next week! Call 625-6556 to register.
• Today's Currents section
• Mankato civic center expansion project receives new life
• Need something for the kids to do this summer? Check out our summer camps to kee...
• Mankato civic center project resuscitated
• April 9: 'What is the Role of a Regulatory Government in a Free Enterprise Economy?'
• April 27: '515..the Tour' performance
• April 11: Student Caller Award Ceremony
• April 12: Food and Fitness Expo
• Jack McGowan's farm to open general store
• Today's services, Thursday, March 29
• Area lawmakers stunned at Mankato's bonding treatment
• Kid's test scores? Attendance? There's an app for that
• Senate leader rejects Mankato bonding proposal
• Update: Mankato leaders, legislators decry Mankato exclusion from bonding
• Today's Currents section
• Give “your take” on volunteer opportunities with the city of Mankato
• Mankato excluded from Senate bonding bill
• Nicollet County Board choosing among 4 redistricting maps
• Today's services, Wednesday, March 28, 2012
• Billionaire Taylor's net worth stays steady, Forbes reports
• Accused kidnapper turns himself to Mankato police
• Volunteers sought to work at first-ever public dental clinic
• St. Peter Security Hospital director removed
• Accident victim's condition improving at St. Marys
• Missing 11-year-old autistic boy found
• March 30: Registration Deadline for April 6 Showcase of Student Success
• April 4: American Indian Night
• MinnPost analysis: Vikings stadium bill barely breathing
• March 29 & 30: Justice Cruz Reynoso
• Stensrud pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Update: Missing juvenile returns home
• Early morning house fire's cause suspicious
• Tuskegee Airman Calvin Moret Speaks at Diversity Dinner on Campus
• State patrol releases name of injured man
• Missing child: Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public's assistance
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to structure fire
• Today's services Tuesday, March 27, 2012
• Council discusses library options
• Popularity of kettlebell classes growing
• Tuskegee Airman talks diversity at MSU dinner
• Former area woman facing murder charges in Sibley County
• Tools returned to man once accused of taking them
• New sculptures coming in May
• April: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• North Mankato man critically injured in crash on Highway 169
• Coen brothers filming in Steele County
• The 2012 Phone-a-thon is halfway finished. Our student callers enjoy visiting wi...
• Minnesota, Mississippi river quality meeting in Redwing
• Business Students Get Real-World Experience with Bank Loan
• Progress 2012: Old and new activities bring community, tourists together
• Air show full of hot acts
• Kids Against Hunger helping by the busload
• Group sets sights on battle with lake weed
• Today's services (3/26/2012)
• April 4: 'That Derogatory Rock'
• Today's services (3/25/2012)
• Krohn: The slime's got nothing on blood sausage
• New set of bids opened Friday for Highway 14 construction
• Even nature got a case of spring fever this year
• OJANPA: TV's next test: oral exams
• MSU business students, bank pair up for program
• Woman who scared sleeping family arrested for burglary
• Woman protests New Ulm Kmart closing
• North Mankato family wins $2.99 million
• Teen killed when hit by truck
• City needs more volunteers to staff two new fire stations
• We're getting excited for our spring quarter to start on Monday, April 2nd!! .....
• Racino bill resurrected: DeKruif will lead
• Driver arrested after crash in which passenger was hurt
• Portion of Hickory Street closed Tuesday
• Spring has sprung on campus!
• Two $10,000 grants awarded to Minnesota State University, Mankato
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to motor vehicle incident
• Apply to volunteer with the Mankato Department of Public Safety
• Building owner seeking to evict Beans Plus day care center
• Murray: Elton John made school cool
• SCC to host auto-body repair competition
• Student-painted bird houses to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Professor Wrigley's publishment
• 41 students, 3 faculty to attend NCUR
• Professor appointed to task force
• Man arrested for stealing from garage
• Senate passes STOCK Act, bill headed to Obama
• President Davenport's Editorial in Mankato Free Press
• Mankato-area job gains continue
• Report says 1.5 million pounds of toxic chemicals dumped in MN water each year
• Arrest made in burglary
• Today's Currents section
• Mankato Target expands groceries, cosmetics, baby goods
• Kidnap suspect accused of stalking, beating , threatening victim
• Janesville farmstead gets brunt o f tornado damage
• Former coach sentenced to 120 days in jail for sex assaults
• Pedestrian, driver identified in 2nd Street crash
• Dogs and calculus, not a simple equation
• Register for April Home Stretch workshops
• March 23: Multicultural Affairs event
• April 13: Sport management distinction dinner
• April 10: MSU Authors Reception
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to incidents
• Reid will call for vote on House STOCK Act
• Dayton not likely to push Highway 14
• Kids can't come to governor, so governor goes to the kids
• Elysian area cleaning up after hit hard by storm
• Nibbe murder trial postponed
• March 22-April 20: 'Uptimistic Senior Exhibits'
• House GOP bonding plan leaves out civic center, treatment center
• State park camping reservations to resume
• March 29: 'Pray the Devil back to Hell'
• Mankato West captures speech conference title
• Today's services Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Opinions fly at North Mankato council meeting
• Dakota monument gets prayer, poem as plans progress
• Maple River holds bully prevention panel
• Roofs blown off in Lake Elysian area
• March 27: AKGI guitar duo
• Snowmobiler feared for the worst when hurt, stranded
• State campground reservation system causing headaches
• Lake Crystal high school to host bullying discussion Thursday
• City of North Mankato takes steps to buy blighted property
• 2012 High School Graduates and Parents are invited to attend the 2012 FAFSA Info...
• Ramp jumper arrested after officer assault
• April 5-7, 12-14: "The Phantom of the Opera"
• New Indoor Rock Wall on Campus Available for Community
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public's assistance
• Progress 2012: Property agents at the ready for more action
• Cities open 2010 books to auditors
• Legislators hosting town hall meeting
• Record number of record-breaking temps causes a stir
• Today's services (3/19/12)
• March 20: "Do Dogs Know Calculus?"
• March 22: Women climate panel
• Bald eagles not so rare anymore
• Today's services, Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Krohn: Git along little dogies, leave our doggies alone
• Wrongful death suit involving deputy moves forward
• Flags for southern Minnesota families of fallen soldiers are to ‘honor and remember’
• Indoor rock-climbing wall to be built at MSU
• Today's services (3/18/12)
• Beloved principal of 'United Nations school' retiring
• Nibbe attorney begrudgingly release defense details
• Today's services, Saturday, March 17, 2012
• Bar coding sponges safeguards against surgery mishaps
• One hurt, two arrested in Mankato brawl
• OJANPA: March Madness is on the job
• Mix of sun, potentially too much St. Pat's fun has police prepared
• Bresnahan to lead First National
• March 27: Kessel Memorial Lecture
• March 20: Symphony performance
• Rasmussen donates $5,000 to Nordic Storm
• Mankato, Blue Earth County still wrestle with library issue
• Today's services, Friday, March 16, 2012
• New Ulm Schools cuts about $1.1 million from budget
• Planning encouraged at Highway 14 project open house
• Mankato schools to serve beef supplied despite 'pink slime' ruling
• Oldest man with Down syndrome dies in Waseca
• GFW, Minnesota New Country advance in robotics competition
• Officers union says temporary hire would violate agreement
• Jackpot Hot Lotto ticket sold in Nicollet County
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public's help
• Tomorrow is the last day to take advantage of early registration for the Women's...
• Take the citizen satisfaction survey
• Today’s services, Thursday, March 15
• Vikings stadium bill stalls as deadline approaches
• Immigrants get a crash course in car maintenance
• What are you doing today to enjoy the weather? Are you studying outside, grilli...
• New Ulm man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Cedars Grille in St. Peter closes
• Bat-wielding vandal damages cars
• Now is a great time to prepare and review emergency plans
• March 15-16: Dr. Marshall Eakin
• Plan to fill police positions challenged by officers' union
• Today’s services, Wednesday, March 14, 2012
• West student finds historic treasure trove in school theater
• Developer unveils six-story, 101-unit apartment building for North Mankato
• North Mankato man accused of pulling knife on nurse's aide
• St. Peter robotics team halfway to fundraising goal
• Walz says business subsidies unlikely
• Today's services, Tuesday, March 3, 2012
• North Mankato brewing up fall festival plan
• After week of threats, school gatherings to emphasize respect
• St. Peter robotics team qualifies for national tournament
• Judge considers delay in Nibbe murder trial
• March 16: Leadership nomination deadline
• NCAA Championships held on Campus
• March 23-24: Domestic Violence Awareness vigil
• March 26: Institutional Diversity Dinner
• Textbook orders due March 14
• Mankato snowmobiler's condition remains serious
• Residence Hall in its Final Months
• Mankato Developers Strive to Meet Rental Demand
• The bands have returned from the performance/study tour and will be presenting a...
• Minnesota State Mankato Wins National Education Award
• Volunteers Needed for the City of Mankato's Animal Impound
• Progress 2012: Open Door goes mobile with health care
• March 28: Exploring Non-Alzheimer's Dementias
• Counties to sell tax-forfeited parcels
• Storied bike brand moves to Old Town
• Successful All-Greek fundraiser
• Biofuel plant foes push for referendum
• A small school’s students are big on band
• Missing snowmobiler found severely injured
• Warmth may sap syrupers’ spirits
• MSU hosts track and field champions
• Iowa pot bust prompts Mankato search for cash
• Elevated fire danger in southern, central Minn.
• OJANPA: No school wants to be "the first"
• Rental housing in demand in Mankato, North Mankato
• Junior Achievement introduces students to money matters
• Registration is open for the 2012 Women's Retreat held in Chanhassen, Minnesota....
• Group rallies for funding to improve Highway 14
• Native American activist to speak at Gustavus event Saturday
• National Award for College of Education
• Check for unsuspected leaks
• SCC students take higher ed issues to D.C.
• Ridley Block pays for Bethany students travel to Las Vegas
• Mankato hosts national curling competition
• Iowa man accused of assault for chasing down girls riding ATV
• Order of the Eastern Star reaching milestone — 10,000 teddies
• UPDATE: Second juvenile charged in drive-by case
• "Mo's" radio offers "Quiet Storm," advice
• Attempted murder charges filed for Tuesday drive-by shooting
• New Ulm to delay four-day school week
• Mankato left out in statewide influence
• New poem written for Dakota memorial
• UPDATE: Madison Lake man, juvenile arrested in drive-by case
• Bethany provides space for a large two-day arts and writing conference every yea...
• At least one person injured in crash
• Madison Lake man arrested in Mankato drive-by shooting
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to call on Allan Court and makes arrest
• A brew fest raises its frothy head in Winnebago
• Threatening note found after school at Dakota Meadows Middle School
• Palliative care offers team approach to the seriously ill
• Greater Mankato Growth sets goals for the year
• Conference gives students a taste of the creative arts
• Rogers Street closed Wednesday for utility work
• Dogsled team to arrive at capitol Thursday to protest damage to Boundary Waters
• Portion of Rogers Street to close for utility repairs tomorrow
• Citizen satisfaction survey underway
• Mankato City Council steps back from Reconciliation Park memorial poem
• Threat puts East to the test
• Nibbe's attorney request trial be moved
• Blaine man arrested after running into fire hydrant
• New off-road vehicle used to rescue injured hiker
• Bomb threat at Maple River during drill
• Student taken into custody about bomb threat
• NCAA Div. II Indoor Track Championships
• East students return to school after bomb-threat evacuation
• 'Big Idea' Funding Includes Building Renovations
• Keeping black men in college is a B.I.G. idea
• B.I.G. is New Student Group
• School search complete and police conducting an investigation
• Public Safety's mini-truck critical tool in recent call
• Drug charges filed in Gage gun case
• City changing status of old public works site
• Kato Ballroom operator sees civic center as unfair competition
• For new MSU organization, retention of black males is a B.I.G idea
• Al DeKruif steps out of legislative race
• Minnesota one of 25 states to lose all weatherization funding
• Cross: Wells Gun Show more than just guns
• Mankato memorial planned for those hanged in 1862 after Dakota War
• Al Quist, Mike Parry jockey for delegates at county conventions
• Delegates donate $450 to Piepho cause
• Boy in Blue statue drive gets big boost
• Former teacher, coach leaves $50,000 to Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Schools
• Portion of Parkway Avenue closed for water main repair
• Mankato's last Blockbuster Video store closing this month
• Jacobs is finalist in national Jif sandwich contest
• Today's services Saturday, March 3, 2012
• Bethany friends in Philadelphia, Bowling Green, and Chicago come out and join us...
• E. Glencrest Drive closed
• $4M for ‘Big Ideas’
• East Glencrest Drive closed for water main repair
• New Ulm High School bomb threat prompts search today
• Nibbe attorney scrutinizes grand jury murder indictment
• North Mankato native honored at The White House
• Franken goes to bat for Postal Service
• MSU's "Big Ideas" get $4 million in funding
• Experts: Homeless problem growing in Mankato
• Today's services, Friday, March 2, 2012
• Mankato job numbers far outpace state, other regions
• Congratulations to Head Men's Basketball Coach David Balza!
• LCWM superintendent chosen
• Tenants have eyes on using Intergovernmental Center atrium
• Dayton experiences Cornish's unusual office in gun bill conversation
• New Ulm Kmart could no longer avoid fate of chain's other stores
• Two fire calls kept Mankato firefighters busy
• $4 million for Campus Proposals
• Today’s services Thursday, March 1
• Contamination warnings posted near park waterway in Cleveland.
• Multimedia Information Session! Come see what Rasmussen College offers in our S...
• Give “your take” about the nature area management plan for Rasmussen Woods Indian Creek Slough
• Mankato City Councilperson Karen Foreman to host conversation March 3
• Today's services Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012
• MnDOT listens to bicyclists
• March 21-24: 'The Gingerbread Lady'
• MnSCU chancellor lauds agriculture's contributions
• St. Peter Security Hospital in turmoil
• Wednesday speech by Nadeau is cancelled
• (PHOTO GALLERY) Photos of the Week ending Feb. 27, 2012
• Tuesday, March 6th is CPR for Educators and Wednesday, March 7th is First Aid fo...
• Farmer sentenced in Pelican killing case
• Missing Lake Crystal man faces arrest
• March 11: Tab Benoit at Hooligan's
• April 5-6: APAC12 Conference
• Our summer course list is now posted. Learn more about the course offerings and...
• City Council offers new listening session
• City mulls county offer on library
• Today's services, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
• National Weather Service Twin Cities having trouble with website
• Diversity group turns in proposals
• Red Wing asst. principal named Blue Earth supt.
• Senator from Elysian won't see re-election in new district
• Students turning to 'text rent'
• Join us on Thursday, March 1st @ 6pm in Room 106 on the Mankato Campus!
• National Biosolids Partnership to hold public meeting tomorrow
• Today's services, Monday, Feb. 27, 2012
• Charges: Couple fought officer
• Textbook rentals catching on at Minnesota State University
• Elysian Paralympian is the wheel deal
• Chinese helicopter training fails to lift off
• Spear: No quotas on our letters
• Today's services, Sunday, Jan. 26, 2012
• After writer Terry Davis' fall, a rising
• Junior Development Ski championships draw skiers to Mount Kato
• Dave Bigham remembered as great ballplayer, coach, top realtor
• Do It Green! Magazine seeking distribution sites in Mankato
• Today's services, Saturday, Jan. 25, 2012
• Spear: How do we decide what to cover?
• BE County No. 2 for kids living amongst poverty
• ROTC students learn water survival
• Deputies hoping to hear from missing man
• VIDEO: Testimony at Legislature in favor of Mankato's civic center bonding proposal
• St. Peter man dies in truck accident
• Unique Program
• Minnesota State Mankato hosts Twin Cities campaign kickoff
• If you can't make it to the game tomorrow night in Mankato, you can watch in hig...
• Sign up for March 1 and 8 Home Stretch workshops
• Today's services, Friday,Feb. 24, 2012
• Minnesota State students engaging in unique program
• Tweten’s run on ‘Idol’ ends
• Mankato group plugs civic center funding in Legislature
• Students discuss what it's like to be black on a mostly white college campus
• Did you hear the great news from last night's men's basketball playoff game?
• Update: Mankato's mail processing facility to close
• 'Flying Foot' stomps onto MSU, Mankato stage
• Storify: Track what Mankato area legislators are up to
• Today's services, Thursday, Jan. 23, 2012
• Tweten's 'Idol' future still to be revealed
• Freeman charged with murder in Blue Earth beatings
• March 14: 'Beauty of Cultures'
• Feb. 28: Jazz group performances
• Stay away, sickness
• Wells included in new legislative district
• Arctic adventurer to give free public talk
• Mankato regional legislators will face each other
• Walz, challengers remain in same district
• YMCA to operate Spring Lake Park pool
• Learn the tricks & secrets from an extreme couponer! Wednesday, Feb 29th from 6...
• Feb. 28: Explorer/environmentalist speaker
• New Media Relations director
• Update: Victim in Blue Earth beating death identified
• March 9: Adult diabetes workshop
• March 28: ROWE workshop
• The Mankato Free Press posted a nice article about the Bethany men's basketball...
• Section of Southview Drive closed today
• Bills to prevent future state shutdowns shut down
• Today's services, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012
• Home invasion, homicide reported in city of Blue Earth
• A token of appreciation this Presidents Day
• Mapleton to lose its sole drugstore
• Several projects in the area in the works
• Agriculture making a comeback at JWP
• 101 Foods to naturally detox your body
• Studio jewel
• Song and suds for Fasching
• Patrol: Parked cars hit during chase
• A crush of constitutional changes
• 72-unit rental development in works at Hiniker Pond
• Today's services, Saturday, Feb . 18, 2012
• MSU professor earns civilian public safety award
• St. Peter police officer honored for his dedication to training
• (VIDEO) Bethany students win national video award
• Feb. 24 Deadline for Project of Year Awards
• Registration Open For Two Continuing Ed programs
• Blue Earth County Library hours cut
• Feb. 25: JazzFest 2012
• Mixed repertoire on program for choral concert
• Today's services, Friday, Feb. 17, 2012
• STOCK Act stalling
• (VIDEO) Chankaska Creek bottles first wines
• Join us in congratulating our students for their first place award in a national...
• Greek community honors
• March 1: 'Homeless in Minnesota'
• Feb. 22-25: Pan African Conference
• Today’s services
• Tweten advances again on 'Idol'
• Morrow says more rational discussion needed on sex offender issues
• North Mankato man gets 15 years in prison for infant son's murder
• East Choir to perform at prestigious clinic
• Law Enforcement Service Award Presented
• Career Expo tomorrow on campus from 3 - 5 PM! All are welcome! Bring your frie...
• Today’s services, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012
• Curling for Peanut Butter
• One mobile home, three buyers equal two counts of theft by swindle
• Mankato district media upgrades an adjustment for librarians
• St. Peter Food Co-op wins design award
• Feb. 21: Dakota Conflict lecture series
• Feb. 25: Children's tour, 'Buzz'
• Update: Lottery winner was Wells disabled vet
• Driver in fatal crash identified
• VIDEO: Legislature: Proposal would designate Highway 14 "Black and Yellow Trail"
• Feb. 29: Flying Feet Forum
• Feb. 21: Concert Band performances
• Water back on in Rita Road area
• Wells man wins Gopher 5 Jackpot
• When friends become sports rivals
• Their parked pickup was hit, but insurance company unable to pay
• City of Mankato and Mankato Area Public Schools President's Day closing information
• Portion of Rita Road closed for water main repair
• Greater Mankato Area United Way News - February 10, 2012
• Today's services Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
• Mankato council consents to roundabout at Stadium Road/Victory Drive
• Mankato council orders burial of Madison Avenue power lines
• Sex offender to be released: what's different from a year ago?
• Transportation planners seeking input
• Good Humor: Moliere's 'Invalid' is 'pure comedy'
• Multimodal Transportation Plan today
• For growers, warm and dry winter is not all bad
• Kids for Peace teaches youngsters about avoiding violent situations
• Public’s help sought in Saturday fire
• Waseca’s annual Sleigh and Cutter Festival is still on
• Who Follows/Fails Rules of Golf?
• Highway 14 environmental study done
• Local crime stats: Burglaries on rise
• Lottery ticket sold in Faribault County worth $1.3 million
• Krohn: Barbie-cuing up an Aussie accent could pay off
• Girl gets reply to letter to White House
• Golf Digest feature
• STOCK Act interview
• Feb. 18: Regional Science Fair
• Public Safety asking for public's assistance about fire on Homestead Drive
• Today's services, Saturday, Feb . 11, 2012
• Scaffold timber was really from bridge, historical society says
• Forensic team finishes second
• Driver injured in nursing home crash
• See you tonight at Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 3D at Movies 8! Stop by for yo...
• Tweten advances to group round on 'Idol'
• March 24: 'Africa Night'
• Don't forget! We;ll be in New Ulm today from 1 - 4PM at Lola's! New Ulm Chambe...
• West Glencrest Drive closed for water main repair
• Today’s services, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
• Patient release encourages another round of accusations
• Truck fire closes Range Street
• Dayton tours Minnesota Regional Treatment Center, says upgrades needed
• Medallion found in Warren Park
• Rep. Tim Penney To Speak
• Mankato Duo Leading Mav Softball
• Four-Day Piano Festival
• Today's services Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012
• Wells' city-owned Flame theater burning brightly
• Free Valentine card creations
• Maverick Defenseman Honored
• Find your caucus location
• MAX Scholar Program renewed
• Feb. 10-11: 'The Vagina Monologues'
• Volunteers Needed
• St. Peter Medallion Hunt Clue No. 4
• Today’s services, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
• Thin Film Technology seeking one-year extension
• Rainforest far cry from his native Bolivia
• Part of Ridgewood Street closed
• Study Abroad Fair
• Portion of Ridgewood Street closed for water main repair
• Winter Medallion Hunt Clue No. 3
• Response to Mankato Original beer has been 'really good'
• Democrats have few caucus decisions; smaller parties combine meeting sites
• Republican presidential race comes to Minnesota
• Le Sueur biofuel plan keeps inching, irking
• Hundreds to take the plunge Saturday for Special Olympics
• Today's services, Sunday, Feb 5, 2012
• Winter Medallion Hunt Clue No. 2
• Wood believed to be from 1862 scaffold stashed away
• Describing the Dakota Conflict a daunting task for historical societies
• Terry Morrow says Regional Treatment Center is still secure
• 2011 saw strong strides in area economy
• Love it or hate it, this has been one wacky winter
• Lake Francis Ice Fishing Contest canceled Sunday
• Feb. 11: Japan Night
• Feb. 14: Bloodmobile drive
• 50 Edible landscaping plants to enhance your yard and gardens
• Today's services, Saturday, Feb . 4, 2012
• House to consider insider trading ban, but not original Walz plan
• Truman woman identified as fatal crash victim
• Man critically injured in Hwy 169 rollover Thursday
• In 2012 session, election looms
• (VIDEO) Southern Minnesota Children's Museum opens in new temporary location
• South Bend crash turns fatal
• Part of North Black Eagle Drive closed
• Feb. 9: Chiriana Piano Quartet
• Feb. 10: Recycle for a cause
• Bonding support initiative
• Feb. 14-17: Fiction writer, poet workshops
• Student accused of bringing bullets to school
• New Ulm school deals with 'rape tag'
• What's in season in February -- and how to eat local in the North
• Nice work students!
• Portion of North Black Eagle Drive closed for water main repair
• State Patrol: New Ulm squad car's lights, siren off during fatal crash
• Today's services, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012
• Feb. 6: "Acoustic alchemy"
• Morning fog causes delays
• Law enforcement issues ice warning
• Westbound lane of Hoffman Road closed Thursday
• City of Mankato News - February 2012
• Today's services Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012
• Mankato lawyers lead blood sample case
• New mentoring program ready to expand after early success
• Update: Guilty plea entered in July murder of Josselyn Bishop
• Are you LinkedIn with Bethany Lutheran alumni? Join the group!
• Janesville woman edged out in Greatest Baker TV competition
• Interactive EPA map lets you find biggest polluters in your area
• Former Mankato eye doctor faces new charges
• Legislator, police chief concerned about St. Peter Security Hospital turmoil
• Today's services, Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012
• Language Buddies bridges language gap between students, Latino families
• Parents unhappy with child porn plea deal
• Kitty Care program benefits cats, caregivers
• SCC nursing program may not receive accreditation
• Gustavus Adolphus program helping to bridge the language gap
• TV anchor formally charged with DWI
• Pizza delivery drivers threatened in robberies, suspects caught
• If you or someone you know have been thinking of going to school and live in New...
• Robbery update: Police identify men arrested
• Star Tribune: St. Peter Security Hospital in turmoil
• Study questions aspirin regimen
• Twilight twosome: In their nineties, they ‘needed each other’
• MSU student does biological research on the Amazon
• Robbery suspects arrested
• With new shop opening, Tony Frentz is back to bagels
• Grain bin robot born of tragedy
• MSU event showcases Bangladesh culture
• At East planetarium, high resolution images make the moon a star
• Wells food plant startup a slow go
• Krohn: Put this privacy headache down on my Timeline
• Some comfort for cancer patients
• St. Peter revamps Winterfest
• New Ulm arts center secures $100,000 Legacy grant
• Dakota Conflict anniversary draws grants
• We have faculty openings in both business administration and mathematics. Learn...
• $2,000 crucifix stolen from St. John's
• Father's fate still unknown; judge to decide prison time in February in baby death case
• Rash of storage locker break-ins prompts warning
• 100 block of Chestnut Street closed for water main repair
• Today's services Friday, Jan. 27, 2012
• Bar owner calls for drug training
• Child care provider goes to trial for toddler escape
• Good fit for 'nontrads'
• Former Henderson woman accused of murdering newborn
• We're back at it again! Check out the MW3 Tournament at College Town on Wednesd...
• Former Mankato lawyer, Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Sheran has died
• Feb. 15-26: "The Imaginary Invalid"
• Grand Jury issues no indictment of New Ulm officer
• Water main repairs on Emerson Lane
• Spring grant opportunities
• Highway 14 series tops Free Press awards
• Feb. 2: Linguistics Olympiad
• Big Bobber contest cancelled
• Today's services, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012
• Shelby Tweten a hit in ‘Idol’ debut
• Peas in a pod
• Janesville native in national baking competition
• Mankato Clinic vending prescription drugs
• Panel gives voice to MSU's nontrads
• Rep. Tony Cornish makes fashion statement at Capitol
• Habitat ReStore to expand
• Today's services, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012
• Minn. Legislature in session
• Convention bureau seeks new board members
• United Way reaches its $1.93 million goal
• Veterans Center receives $3,000
• County, city agree to mobile cell-phone forensics lab purchase
• Hall of Champions donations
• Cutting-edge research
• Feb. 6: Sex education event
• Theater & Dance success
• April 23: Conference
• Higher calling
• Citizen survey to begin soon
• Being prepared--on-going training key to firefighters
• Reading Corps makes a difference in Mankato schools
• Dentists to participate in "Give a Smile" day
• New Ulm, Sleepy Eye look at four-day school weeks
• Mankato debates power line burial payment
• Plea deal may be reached in Waseca child neglect case
• Today's services Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
• Mankato vet Mike McLaughlin to attend State of the Union address
• City Manager exceeds performance standards
• Madison Lake man charged in computer thefts
• Arrest made in computer theft
• North Mankato man shares his home with a hundred or more canaries — and two cats
• Nicollet bar sued over fatal crash
• Civic center lands annual Ag Expo
• Support group for families of deployed soldiers making progress
• Today's services Monday, Jan. 22, 2012
• Cross: Legislators need to act on license fee issue
• Some inmates find jail's medication policy difficult to swallow
• Ophthalmologist wants two sex charges dismissed
• Santori: Letter to our readers: online upgrade
• Power line burial discussion Monday
• Train collides with MnDOT plow near Kiester
• Today's services, Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012
• Former Gibbon pastor Radtke sentenced to 180 days
• Car, school bus carrying students collide in Steele County
• City pays its respects to officer Mueller
• Pileup occurs on Highway 14 bridge over the river
• Moving hockey downtown
• Bonding plan
• Civic Center expansion gaining legislastive advocates
• Governor backs Civic Center
• Get Online with Google
• Today's services, Friday, Jan. 20, 2012
• Georgia storyteller brings Harriet Tubman to life at Bethany
• It looks like a birdhouse, but there's books inside
• Gearing up for the Get Online with Google event tomorrow here at Rasmussen Colle...
• Making ice
• Heavy traffic expected Friday in parts of Mankato
• Bread baking class offered at Good Counsel
• Today's services for Thursday, 1/19/2011
• Mankato hospital had one "adverse event"
• Gary Eichten's distinguished radio career started in Mankato
• Traffic and parking alert for Friday morning
• Jan. 21: 'Year of the Dragon' celebration
• Jan. 21: Montgomery memorial service
• Mankato teachers testing out new science program
• Renowned faculty
• Free toy show tickets
• PHOTO GALLERY: MAGFA's new indoor practice facility
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public's information
• Today's services for Wednesday, 1/18/2011
• Appeals court sends back part of contractor lawsuit
• NRHEG sixth-graders to move to high school
• Civic center, treatment center included in Dayton bonding plan
• Rosa Parks certified 'gold'
• Outstanding educator
• Dayton proposed $775 million construction bill: Mankato projects on the list
• Bethany faculty member Bethel Balge presents a solo recital in Trinity Chapel at...
• PHOTO GALLERY: Santa comes to town
• PHOTO GALLERY: Habitat for Humanity's Evening of Elegance
• Sibley County bonding bill request would continue work on railroad, lake
• Area communities ask state for help with sewer systems
• Today's services Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012
• Panel to decide on St. Peter pavilion overhaul
• North Mankato workload gnawed down by beavers
• King biographer outlines myths tied to civil rights era
• PHOTO GALLERY: Chili Fest
• PHOTO GALLERY: Children's Museum Fall Festival
• Faribault County residents begin dog foster service
• Big bonding project planned at Regional Treatment Center
• New road, roundabout worry neighborhood residents
• Mankato man, accused with threatening his girlfriend, arrested after hours of negotiation Sunday morning
• Person arrested on charges of assault, threats and damage to property
• Cross: For fishing, some ice would be nice
• Miss Mankato focuses on self-esteem
• Today’s services Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• The Mankato Free Press featured the new entrepreneurial center on the Bethany ca...
• Outlook for Civic Center improved
• Interlock systems needed so drivers can blow and go
• Albert Lea man arrested on child porn charges
• Entrepreneurial center gives Bethany students real-world business experience
• Your health is now online
• Jail food moves forward
• Democrats regard Walz as vulnerable
• Jan. 19: Charlie Parr performance
• Jan. 24: Scottie Miller band
• Meyer receives $9,000 nursing scholarship
• JWP school board grants itself a pay raise first time in 12 years
• Today's services for 1/13/2011
• MSU's Walter Roberts Jr. earns PFLAG award
• Update: One dead in Blue Earth house fire
• PHOTO GALLERY: Pictures of the Week Jan 12, 2012
• What's in season in January -- and how to eat local in the North
• Call of Duty tournament at College Town last night was a blast! If you missed i...
• PHOTO GALLERY: Photographers' Favorites from 2011
• Applications now being accepted for 2012 community grants
• Jan. 16: Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration
• Today’s services, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012
• Several Bethany employees were recognized for their years of service this week....
• Vikings stadium: Shakopee offers site
• CPR & First Aid Certification classes for early childhood educators hosted by Ra...
• City of Mankato closing information for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Today's services, Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
• Many still not convinced about roundabout benefits
• Record warmth sweeps through Mankato Tuesday
• Woman arrested, man sought in Medford shooting
• Holistic center to open in former Christy's building
• Water shut off in Belmont Drive area
• Real-world learning
• February Home Stretch dates rescheduled; register today
• Council plan: All would pay for burying of power lines
• Today's services Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
• Want to go to the MN Wild game tomorrow night!? I have a pair of tickets Sectio...
• (VIDEO) HickoryTech execs ring closing NASDAQ bell
• Tactical team responds to Mapleton suicide
• Minnesota GOP faces campaign board probe
• From Amber Waves to Muddy Waters Interactive Map
• Do you have mad MW3 skills? If so, see you at College Town on Wednesday night a...
• Holiday Train pulled in the donations
• Mankato parks workers aren't giving up on skating rinks
• Green building group to start in Mankato
• What in the name of winter is going on?
• Thanks to all who joined us last night for the Bethany alumni and friends event...
• Senior education with a goal: The bottom line
• Dakota have stories to tell, culture to share
• Pawn records provide lead in home care thefts
• ‘Biggest Loser: Pet Edition’ to kick off soon
• Murray: Autumn graces deserving family
• Review: Big Berkey water filters
• Water main break being repaired on Belmont Drive North
• Today’s services, Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• Minnesota farm inspires China's first organic CSA
• Today’s services, Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012
• For Walz, optimism erases gridlock
• Podcast: Interview with 1st District Congressman Tim Walz, D
• Inspiring ideas
• Cattle destroyed after semi rolls
• Today's services Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• Bank robber suspect charged in Nobles County
• Feb. 17: Mount Kato, MSU ski night
• Jan. 25: Student resource fair
• Condolences: Cecil Bigelow
• Results of Mankato Department of Public Safety's wreath campaign
• Woman who helped raise 100 babies remembered as giving and cheerful
• Local educators briefed on proposed NCLB replacement
• Police: Woman stole $2,100 worth of Target merchandise
• Today's services Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012
• Today's document: Latest DNR enforcement report
• Jan. 26-29, Feb. 1-5 : 'I Hate Hamlet'
• Jan. 27: Dance Zorongo performance
• St. Peter police chief: Bank robberies could be linked
• What is "your take" about Madison Avenue rehabilitation timing and sequencing?
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman hosts morning conversation Saturday
• North Mankato crash kills one
• Bachmann cancels trip to South Carolina after poor Iowa showing
• Portion of Liberty Street to close tomorrow
• Romney ekes out 8-vote win over Santorum in Iowa
• Jan. 4: Professional Development Day
• Today’s services Wednesday, Jan. 4 2012
• No confirmation SUV stopped near St. Peter connected with Brewster bank robbery
• BEC approves union contracts
• Creating success
• Smoke-free
• Welcome back students! What you are you looking forward to in 2012? Did you ma...
• Condolences: DeAnna Hoechst
• Big plans for 2012
• Apply to volunteer--join a Mankato CERT team and help ensure the public's safety
• Mankato ballet students have new studio space
• Cold a concern for septic systems
• BEC to study union contracts
• Minn. River basin watersheds get closer look
• Local economy headed in the right direction
• New Year brings new laws
• Judge declares mistrial in Watonwan County case
• Mankato’s first baby of the year checks in
• Fund drives see signs of fatigue
• Year in news was roller coaster of emotions
• Moratorium on postal closings won't halt process
• Building projects have downtowns looking good
• Burglary suspect arrested in Madison Lake
• Mankato Original beer ready for rollout this week
• Latest local sports scores
• Police seek help in locating burglary suspect
• Top 10 stories: No. 2: New Ulm fire burned in city’s memory
• No snow, plenty of work
• Top. 10 stories: No. 1: State government shutdown
• Mayo recommends restrictions on visitors
• I&S Group merges with Iowa firm
• Tenants evacuated from building due to carbon monoxide
• No injuries in carbon monoxide call for service
• Top 10 story: No. 4: MSU student murder suspect to be tried in August
• Top 10 story: No. 3: Jury rejects "It" defense, finds Munt guilty of murder
• Cab driver commended for life-saving
• Mankato area weather: freezing rain advisory
• Today's services Friday 12/30/2011
• Update: FBI sees similarities St. Peter, Hastings bank robberies
• South Florida alumni and friends, just a few more days to register for the Naple...
• It's back by popular demand! The Winter 2012 calendar is now available! It will...
• Fire to close gas station for weeks
• Need a website for your business? Websites are now free for Minnesota business...
• ‘Layaway angels’ land in New Ulm, around nation
• Meditation on Jobs: Mankato grad writes graphic novel on Zen influences of former Apple CEO
• Top 10 Story: No. 5: MnDOT worker dies on the job
• Top 10 story: No. 6: Madelia soldier dies in Iraq
• Today's services – Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• Perfume heist raises stink
• Top 10 stories: No.7: TV anchor clip goes viral
• New Ulm file cabinet contents worth $250,000
• Warm weather makes ice dangerous
• Top 10 story: No. 7: Girls take goat on walk
• Area Senate Republicans confident Senjem is right choice
• The Rev. Francis Kunz reached out to younger generation
• Today’s services — Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2011
• Parry Street closed while water main break is repaired
• Robbery suspect Ayers arrested
• Man arrested for carrying gun while intoxicated
• Water main break being repaired on Emerson Lane
• Retired local physicians are taking their skills where the need is
• Returning to the stores an annual ritual
• Mankato Children's Museum finding ways to spend $100K grant
• Top 10 stories of 2011, No. 8: Albrecht, missing since April 2010, confirmed dead
• Today’s services— Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011
• Naviance software offers many benefits
• 50 ways to go green (and save money) in the new year
• Lectures promote dialogue, commemorate U.S.-Dakota War
• Top 10 stories of 2011, No. 9: Teams announce split from WCHA
• Top 10 stories of 2011, No. 10: Wicklund sentenced for ex-girlfriend’s murder
• Maverick Software sees record growth, wins award
• Joy to the world! the Lord is come; Let earth receive her King!
• Despite painful condition, Mankato woman wins Christmas card art contest
• Grass-roots effort aims for rural fiber lines
• Ojanpa: Bird guy, Brauch and begone writer's block
• Members sought for Civic Center Advisory Committee
• Woman arrested for bar knife assault
• City office closures--curbside garbage and recycling service not affected
• 38 plus 2 memorial ride begins
• Minnesotans make thank you video for first-ever protection against toxic mercury
• We've added the "Christmas at Bethany" concert to our YouTube channel as well.
• Mankato mother of four receives donated van
• St. Peter bank robbed
• Stensrud arrested for DWI
• Vibrant economy
• Looking back
• As you prepare to celebrate Christmas with family and friends, we invite you to...
• Upcoming closures for the city of Mankato and Mankato Area Public Schools
• Liberty Street closed Monday, January 2 for public safety center project
• Fire destroys rural Lake Crystal home
• Police asking for public's assistance in locating suspect
• Community service ordered in Huettl theft case
• Police asking for public's assistance in locating suspect
• Jan. 25: Nontrad experiences
• Apply to serve on Mankato's newly created Civic Center Advisory Committee
• Mankato economy bests outstate rivals’
• Finalized North Mankato budget allows for additional officer
• Mankato schools, legislators grapple with political realities
• Snow emergencies
• Dry times: Yards, gardens, fields parched since late July
• MOMS makes gift-wrapping a social event
• Today’s services, Monday, Dec. 19, 2011
• Wate main break on Sunray Avenue and Deldona Drive
• Janesville native still cooking on reality show
• Today's services Sunday 12/18/2011
• Krohn: Teens, parents trading places
• Seasons fleeting at historic Hubbard House
• Part 2 of Rachel Iverson story
• Smiling for Santa sometimes difficult
• Today's services Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011
• Eagle Lake teen fighting two rare illnesses
• December Commencement photos and video
• Condolences
• Real-world learning
• Timberwolves
• Today's services Friday, Dec. 16, 2011
• Loyola promotes rosary to new generation
• CPR & First Aid Training Dates for Educators has just been booked! Upcoming dat...
• Today’s services — Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• The ‘first’ issue where we can stand united
• Region Nine search specifics set
• Through support groups, those who grieve work toward peace
• 1,562 degrees
• Prosecutors plan to dismiss charges against Giefer
• Today’s services — Wedneday, Dec. 14,, 2011
• Blue Earth County authorizes County Road 26 improvement
• Opinion page
• Wolves on campus
• Today's services Tuesday 12/13/2011
• Mankato's levy going up by 3.75 percent
• Mankato Marathon moving to weekend event
• Jan. 5: Resource fair
• Finals Week is here! Good Luck to all of you taking exams and finishing your fi...
• Leading the way
• Police investigating Sunday hit-and-run
• North Mankato librarian turns to blogging
• Bethany’s elevator experiment a case of backward research
• Police searching for hit and run suspect
• Madison Avenue roadwork goal: Keep traffic flowing
• Amboy thrives with small-town Christmas
• Winnebago store relies on Internet
• Convicted drug dealer arrested again
• Campaign Notebook: Quist lists three-part endorsement criteria
• First Doctor of Education among MSU's graduates Saturday
• Davenport elected to national board
• Today's services Sat. 12/10/2011
• Good information for HIT students!
• Good luck to everyone on finals next week!! What are you doing to prepare & get...
• KEYC anchor makes Top 10
• Real-world work
• Dec. 13-16: Alarm testing
• Commencement
• Today's services 12/9/2011
• When news isn’t your type: We listen
• Our Mid-Year Commencement Ceremony will be streamed live on Friday, December 9 b...
• St. Lucia crowned at Gustavus (with PHOTO GALLERY)
• CFO of the Year
• U.S. chile pepper farmers prepare to battle over GMOs
• George Cejka
• Portion of Liberty Street to close tomorrow
• Public Safety calls for service
• Today's services 1287/2011
• Special Report, Day 5: Alliances may move river cleanup forward
• Top recruiter
• Helping others
• Order weather calendars for fascinating info and to help MN lakes and resources
• Today's services 12/7/2011
• Special Report, Day 4: River encroaches on land
• Special Report, Day 4: Farmers, in the crosshairs, question studies
• Special Report, Day 4: History of the river created some current problems
• Mankato completes teacher contract
• Today's services 12/6/2011
• Taxes on rise in North Mankato
• Special Report, Day 3: Counties responsible for policing buffer law
• Special Report, Day 3: Landowner made changes to comply with law
• Suspect arrested after bar fight, cop assault
• Merry Christmas! Free ebooks for your ereaders! Come learn how! On Tuesday, D...
• Arrest made in assault
• Special Report, Day 2: Trouble at the mouth of Lake Pepin
• Energy task force points out potential
• First substantial snowfall a ‘learning experience’
• CP Holiday Train on track to Waseca, Janesvillle, New Ulm
• It’s all fun and backup for these heroes
• Too early to hit the ice, fish house owners have gone paradin'
• Waseca taxes follow trend
• Special Report, Day 1: Radioactive particles used to track sediment
• Special Report, Day 1: Studies pin farm drainage on river troubles
• Special Report, Day 1: Farming flourishes with drainage
• Davenport elected to AASCU
• Today's services for 12/3/2011
• One in custody in Gaylord shooting
• Taxes times two: For homeowners, inflation pairs with credit loss
• Ojanpa: Lend a knee, get a fat fee
• Dec. 14: Teri Homer reception
• Quist announces run for Congress
• Free Ebooks available for your Ereaders! Come learn how! On Tuesday, December...
• Arrest made in Nicollet pickup truck theft
• Special report preview and podcast: From Amber Waves to Muddy Waters
• Today's services for 12/2/2011
• Ideas start coming in on what do do with budget balance
• Create Your Own Holiday Photo Card
• DNR investigating cougar shooting
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to host conversation Saturday
• Tax reform meeting reveals anger
• Trial set for bar bouncing incident
• The "Christmas at Bethany" concerts begin today! If you can't make it to campus...
• Farris pleads guilty to killing infant son
• National expertise
• 10 great green holiday gifts for kids
• Former Waseca employee pleads guilty to stealing public funds
• Town Hall meeting on taxes tonight
• Today's services for 11/30/2011
• Tax shifts by state showing up at local level properties
• St. Peter levies stable, but taxes up
• Murder suspect's attorney to challenge client's statements to police
• Dec. 1: Bob Herickhoff's retirement open house
• End of the Quarter Party at The Wow Zone!! Join the Justice Studies Club for s...
• Rassy likes to dress up for the holidays!
• Today's services for 11/29/2011
• Watch Mankato's latest City Update: "Every officer has a neighborhood"
• Fire damages Mac's Bar
• Mankato West's Philip Nelson named AP Player of the Year
• Give "your take" about city of Mankato services
• Register for December Home Stretch workshops
• Public Safety responds to structure fire
• Contractor claims city owes it $252,000
• Victim interrupts apartment burglary
• Burglary suspects aged 12 to 62
• Need help with your holiday card this year?!? FREE PHOTO CARD DESIGN NIGHT at Ra...
• One day away! If you or someone you know is thinking about college - tomorrow w...
• North Mankato man arrested after porn investigation
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigation into possession of child pornography results in arrest
• Morrow cancels news conference about stadium plan
• Mankato Department of Public Safety's fire safety campaign runs through January 1
• Condolences: Matt Zocher
• Hit-and-run prompts plea for honesty, careful driving
• His mission work: Allowing eyes to see
• Hit-and-run driver pushed vehicle into highway median
• A boy on his bike: lucky to be alive
• It's one last Little Christmas this year
• Local job numbers at record highs
• Spear: Boys & Girls Club could fill need
• City ready for towing reversal
• Today's services for 11/26/2011
• Off brand television leads investigators to burglary suspects
• This week’s real doorbuster event
• Website gathers adoption stories from around the state
• 40 years of City Mouse
• Update: MSU student killed in plane crash identified
• Update: Plane in Wisconsin crash has MSU-Mankato logo on tail
• Today's services for 11/25/2011
• Be a Santa to a Senior program is about the visit more than the gift
• Comments sought on expansion of Sibley County egg farm
• Dec. 2-3: Fall dance concert
• St. Peter home care agency named to elite list
• 10 ways to save (big) money and keep from relying on credit
• Police officers join retailers for early Black Friday shifts
• Homeowner angst, confusion on taxes, home values
• Corn Plus pleads guilty to federal charge, pays $760,000 in penalties
• Wishing all of our alumni and friends a blessed Thanksgiving. We're thankful for...
• Check this out!! Rasmussen College Appreciation Day every Tuesday at Leeann Chi...
• Heart transplant patient home for Thanksgiving
• Public Safety tips
• Today's services 11/23/20011
• Attorney: murder investigators ignored potential suspects
• Pie, good will bring out blood donors on Thanksgiving
• Blue Earth County now takes electronic payments
• MPCA enforcement actions include area businesses
• Nov. 29: Angie's Kettle Corn lecture
• Join us tonight for a webcast for our Fall Music Honors Recital. Bethany student...
• Teen reports being shot in head with air gun
• Missing woman found
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to bb gun injury
• North Mankato City Council faces budget with reservations
• Sleepy Eye soldier surprises wife, daughter at Vikings game
• Student arrested after second campus incident
• Note: Don't give change on Craigslist
• Relative arrested after DWI crash
• Holiday by the River canceled
• Construction begins on Sibley Parkway Apartments
• Degree Day 2011 at the Mankato campus in Tuesday, November 29th from 4 pm - 6pm....
• Mankato offering a Really Really Free Market on Black Friday
• Thanksgiving Week Information For The City Ofmankato And Mankato Area Public Schools
• 250 hogs die in Henderson barn fire
• Randy Walker bridge art is high-strung
• Granlund works on display at Gustavus
• Waseca Arts Center finds new home
• Elysian library getting rave reviews
• Minnesota Organic Conference set for January
• Laugh and learn at MAVBOT competition
• 'Willkommen' to zoning laws
• Gift-giving programs in demand (and how to help)
• Federal lawsuit claims Dotson violated FMLA
• A chill in ChiliFest
• Support grows for STOCK Act
• Here's a photo from the ribbon cutting yesterday for the Riverbend Center for En...
• Henderson withdraws offer to police chief candidate
• Condolences
• Bethany business administration faculty member Shane Bowyer has established a re...
• North Mankato homes burglarized while residents slept
• Honor and country
• Creative genius
• ChiliFest raises money for two causes
• Salvation Army hoping to usher in a giving mood
• Setting up a green kitchen on a budget
• State and Mankato region's unemployment rate fell
• Vegetable farms seen as economic opportunity
• Thank you to the many friends and alumni who gave generously during Minnesota’s...
• Fire destroys rural Elysian home
• Pistol stolen from vehicle glove box
• Thanksgiving week information for the city of Mankato
• Mankato's leaf pickup service ends Wednesday
• Driver survives wild ride into retaining pond
• Rosen believes stadium deal still possible
• St. Peter gears up for fish house parade
• Sleepy Eye district considering four-day school week
• Nov. 28-Dec. 3: 'Alternative shows, alternating nights'
• Reward increased for information about hit-and-run
• Through Nov. 30: Senior art shows
• Today is the day! Please consider donating to Bethany during the annual Minnesot...
• Insider trading report puts focus on Walz’s STOCK Act
• Minnesota Lake farmer pleads guilty to killing pelicans
• Paulsen, Snell inducted into business hall of fame
• Cancer patient gets another blessing
• "Reading Magic" wins City Art Walking Sculpture Tour's People's Choice award
• Maple River opens search for new school chief
• Forged prescriptions land Minneapolis woman in jail
• Hunger/Homeless Awareness Week
• Delavan man killed in tractor accident
• Latest local Click It or Ticket results
• Alumni and friends, please consider donating to Bethany during the annual Minnes...
• Update: Cocaine racketeering trial avoided with plea
• Hensel leaves Port Authority with no regrets
• Couple to scour Minnesota River for steamboat wrecks
• Detour affects traffic west of Henderson
• Nov. 16: Local band performance
• Nov. 17: Good Thunder event
• Runners' psychology
• Head games
• Transplant recipient Alyssa Sandeen improves significantly
• Plea deal reached in racketeering case
• Take our comics poll
• Mankato Department of Public Safety provides safety tips
• Out of this world
• Mankato's newest heritage plaque dedicated on 11-11-11
• County gets drug-sniffing dog
• North Mankato firefighters do more than their part for memorial effort
• Man who reported stabbing made similar report in April
• UPDATE: Victim in Saturday's fatal crash identified
• Le Sueur city clerk part of Rotary trip to Brazil
• New demand drives search for silica sand
• Teen driver involved in fatal crash
• The leaf vacuum is back
• Tow truck owner wins battle with Mankato
• Mankato East senior to take the big stage at the Big Apple
• Taking headfirst plunges at 200 mph
• Exclusive in Saturday's print edition: Faulty evidence keeps man in jail for months
• Leading innovation
• World War I vets remembered at Sibley Park
• Seat belt campaign effective in select parts of region
• Nov. 19: Eurasian Night
• Nov. 15: Bloodmobile drive
• Nov. 11: Sex-trafficking prevention
• Nov. 30: Retirement reception, Dr. Brown
• Corrections Person of the Year
• 10 Green ways to pamper yourself
• Rollover injures Truman driver
• Musical musical
• Mankato's Newest Heritage Plaque To Be Dedicted
• Un-guarded ... kids going to school
• Local Last Man Club founded for Vietnam-era vets
• Former Bethany president dies
• Mankato schools make honor roll in a big way
• Sadness today as former Bethany President Norman Holte has been called to his He...
• Hy-Vee offers vets free breakfast
• UPDATE: Victim in fatal tractor crash identified
• Blue Earth County Sheriff's Logs Nov. 9-10
• City of Mankato Offices Closed And No School For Mankato Area Public Schools on Friday November 11, 2011
• Earley Center
• Nov. 12: Math festival
• We'd like to encourage your participation in Minnesota’s “Give to the Max Day” o...
• Mankato News: Arrests Made From Disturbance
• Mankato News: Mankato Department of Public Safety Make Arrest in Hit and Runincident
• Mankato News: Mankato Department of Public Safety Responds To Robbery
• Reward Offered For Information About Motor Vehicle That Hit Pedestrian
• Mankato News: Public Safety Responds To Assault
• 14 research grants awarded
• Nov. 10: Debra Monroe, Good Thunder event
• Nov. 7: Feminist Inga Muscio
• Mankato native Jimmy Chin to speak at MSU about life of adventure
• North Mankato taking another look at snow policy
• Hilltop Methodist collecting for Operation Christmas Child
• In 1991, trick-or-treaters were treated to Halloween snowstorm
• Future of New Ulm Bavarian Blast uncertain
• Fifth and Pine streets intersection to close Wednesday for track improvement
• Local teens score in cyber competition
• Weatherization on display at MVAC open house
• No trick: Family Halloween party an annual treat
• Veterans Day Nov. 11: National Roll Call
• School referendums couched in dire terms
• He’s a mainstay of the VFW
• Lead found in Winnebago water
• Mankato woman wins lottery prize
• Officer says drug collection events ‘better than expected’
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Another woman claims molestation by ophthalmologist
• Ojanpa: Flu shot glass is still more than half full
• Pill scare results in three arrests
• Real-world faculty
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Gaylord crash
• New and improved
• Portion of First Avenue to permanently close Tuesday
• Mankato Department of Public Safety staff calls for service
• Home Stretch Workshops
• Fastest pizza maker makes the ‘playoffs’
• Man charged for ‘oxy’ drug sale
• Conflict continues in Berry drug case
• SCC piloting national training program
• Maverick 4 Theatre closes
• MSU unveils revamped ballroom, surround projector
• $75 million goal
• Franken in Waseca discussing NCLB
• Big Ideas
• Register for November Home Stretch workshops
• First phase of Mankato's leaf pickup service ends Monday; second phase begins November 7
• School referendum info meetings coming to a close
• Sex offender sent to jail after treatment options exhausted
• Bone expert Kate Blue a key part of Albrecht investigation
• Rosen: No time to waste on Vikings stadium
• Nov. 9: 'Ultimate Dance Battle'
• Vehicle test brings hefty fine
• Van incidents near schools draw police concern
• Bogus ballots create headache in Waseca
• Police looking for suspicious vehicle
• Furniture originally from Hubbard House returns
• Tri-City United: New school district settles on name
• Prison stayed in gang-related drug case
• Kamphoff receives award in exercise psychology
• Four arrested in hotel drug search
• Innovative erosion project begins at Le Sueur River
• Oct. 30, 31 & Nov. 3: Choir performances
• Renowned faculty
• What's "your take" about Mankato's 2012 proposed budget?
• Mankato becomes fair trade town
• Port Authority, North Mankato discuss subsidies
• School board candidates tout strengths
• Nov. 1: Marriage equality training/panel
• Program to purge St. Peter of blighted homes expands
• HickoryTech makes Forbes' Top 100 small businesses
• Nov. 4: Modeling/simulation brown bag
• Third generation taking over Mankato company
• Job fair highlights worker shortage
• Public may tour manufacturers throughout region Saturday
• 35 Fabulous ways to use pumpkins for crafts, entertaining, education and more
• Oct. 28-Nov. 2: CSU renovation celebration
• Henderson man critically injured in crash
• Oct. 28: Steam outage
• Help wanted: While technical programs fight to attract students, MnSCU launches statewide ad campaign
• Accident on Highway 14 causes serious injuries
• Marathon draws bypass patient, others
• Mankato Marathon: Watch the live stream
• Sports psychologists to boost marathon runners’ confidence
• Murray: Kiss and tears on Halloween
• Mountain bikers are ready to tackle tough terrain
• Drug collection event combats abuse
• Mascot Dance Off!!
• Real-world teaching
• Traffic details for Saturday's Mankato Marathon
• Mankato schools look to stay ahead of the technology curve
• St. Peter co-op not part of egg recall
• Motorists should brace for some marathon-induced traffic delays
• Kline says he'll support barring EPA from regulating farm dust
• Most Mankato Marathon runners are having the half
• Fun and healthy treats to hand out at Halloween
• Sign the petition to keep Monsanto GMO sweet corn out of your grocery store
• Liberty and Front streets to close next week for utility construction
• Marathon route a little tricky
• Forecast is ideal for Saturday’s marathon
• Our advancement office is hosting a fish fry in Milwaukee on Friday, October 28....
• Oct. 19: Mock house party
• Nov. 10-12, 17-19: 'Altar Boyz'
• Oct. 23: Concert band 9/11 tribute
• Oct. 20: Expert communicators
• Oct. 22: Mankato Marathon redirections
• Oct. 19: Congestion tonight
• Short videos teach the basics of organic products
• St. Peter dog park closer to a reality
• North Mankato residents weigh in on post office's future
• Off-duty police officer assaulted
• Mining permits withstand objection
• Pregame Football Party tomorrow! If you're going to the East/West football game...
• Running legend Frank Shorter coming to Mankato
• Learning by doing
• Oct. 18: Change expert
• CVB survey shows visitors find there’s more to Mankato
• Freyberg looks at North Mankato budget, line by line
• Costumes, crowd make the run more fun
• Head for business
• Social leadership
• Campus concert
• City of Mankato traffic details for Mankato Marathon
• Brilliant bowler
• Rosenstone: The right one
• Greater Mankato Area United Way News - October 14, 2011
• Top-notch MBA
• Winter awaits, LP gas prices expected to rise
• Fall Festival provides Good Shepherd with pumpkin lessons
• Oct. 26: Violence Free Zone training
• Monday Informer: Forum to focus on technology
• Marathon poster a collage of images
• Ask Us: Risk is minimized for special city deer hunt
• Oktoberfest in St. Peter: Sauerkraut, polkas and, yes, beer
• Farmamerica launches ambitious fund drive
• Downtown park ‘occupied’
• Krohn: Park garden future looks something like the past
• Dark Shadows Mansion hosting its final fright
• Panel meets in Mankato to consider redistricting
• Ojanpa: Some still pay it like Fred Flintstone did
• Three North Mankato residents face charges in meth bust
• North Mankato man's shoot and slash plan busted
• Spend time to thank our local veterans & families! Join us on Saturday, Nov 5...
• No. 1 in system
• Have you heard of the Red Eye Film Festival at Bethany? Watch the winning entry...
• Used car stolen from Kia dealership lot
• Leading the way
• Mankato's leaf pickup service begins Monday
• Bad gas was 50 to 60 percent ethanol
• Cultural diversity comes in story time
• MSU's enrollment rises as MnSCU's falls
• Video projectors stolen from MSU
• Copper spools stolen from construction site
• Local cable TV pioneer dies
• Several area counties lift bans on open burning
• Shaping the future
• Waste facility to close for season
• New MnSCU chancellor says state is 'counting on us'
• North Mankato to discuss post office closing
• Family, community mourn loss of 'incredible girl'
• Parental rights terminated for Waseca couple
• Edwards resigns at Region Nine head
• ALL ARE INVITED NEXT WEDNESDAY! Tailgating party at University Square Mall from...
• Oct. 13: Scottie Miller
• Investigators concerned about Jennifer Nibbe's version of events
• Mankato's leaf pickup service expected to begin Monday
• We're excited to be partnering with the local Sons Of Norway for the second annu...
• Section of Liberty St.. to close
• Portion of Liberty Street to close tomorrow
• Blue Earth to keep police force
• Friends say Shonbom was ‘larger than life’
• Custody case sent back to court
• School board hopefuls showcase their personalities
• Bad gas blends caused weekend confusion
• Community farm plan would combat hunger
• Student Panel: Wednesday, October 12, 6 pm CST OR Thursday, October 13, 11:30 a...
• Buckle Up - Seat Belt Cenforcement Effort Begins
• Furniture, and more, on sale by Mankato
• Amboy burglary starts, ends oddly
• Tenant found for Spartech building
• Munt surrenders custody of children
• A great deal for Bethany students and employees on Tuesday, October 11. Stop ove...
• City says two-way switch is working so far
• Oct. 11: Jazz it up
• A busy time for rural firefighters
• No legs, and no self-pity
• Green Isle fire truck rolls over
• Water main break repaired on Star Street
• Advocates see financial benefits of being on Historic Register
• Sleepy Eye, Gaylord have sites up for historical designation
• Mankato enrollment surpasses projections
• Enrollment surprises some area schools
• Teen dies after Waseca car accident
• Parry to challenge Walz for Congress
• East/West rivalry: It’s friendly (kinda)
• PHOTO GALLERY: Wounded soldier welcomed home
• Winds whip up grass fires near Le Sueur
• Oct. 17: Comedian Julie Goldman
• 10 Green ways to celebrate fall
• Register now for the 6th Annual Earth Conference
• Buckle up -- seat belt enforcement effort begins Friday, October 14
• Update: Fire destroys rural Lake Crystal home
• Next on Mainstage
• City of Mankato holds public sale October 12
• Fatal crash in New Ulm under review
• Attorneys haggle over emails in Berry case
• Huettl civil case settled
• Mankato Marathon growing in popularity
• Chuck Heaberlin took Mankato's first bite of the Apple
• 'Where's Abe' contest
• City of Mankato News - Mankato Department of Public Safety Responds to Requests Forover the Phone Money Transfers
• Volunteer Opportunities at Mankato Area Public Schools
• Redistricting panel coming to Mankato
• Community education director earns state award
• Brain interfaces used to aid paralysis victims
• Ethiopian immigrant, MSU runner trying to win the taxi race
• Oct. 9: Classical pianist John Walker
• Oct. 13-15, 19-23: 'Wait Until Dark'
• Oct. 7: Founder's Day celebration
• Oct. 6: Cuban jazz
• Apply to serve on Mankato's Public Safety Advisory Committee
• Westbound lane of Raintree Road to close Monday
• Abortion opponents gather in Mankato
• Mankato’s ‘adopted’ artist gives another gift of art
• Scientist shares bizarre from dustbin of history at Nobel
• Nobel Conference speaker ties neurobiology with our social nature
• Blue Earth County Board approves drug court funding
• City of Mankato Newsletter - October 2011
• North Mankato City Council talks cuts, fees
• Amboy teenager charged with arson
• Several area counties suspend open burning
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to requests for over the phone money transfers
• New phone scams sound real
• Portion North River Drive to close tomorrow for storm drain repair
• Welcome to Fall Quarter. Enjoy a burrito tomorrow! Rasmussen College students...
• Welcome to the Fall 2011 Quarter! We are excited to have you and wish you all a...
• Enrollment up again
• Commemoration
• Fires set, Amboy teen arrested
• Mankato tunes in to Music Expo
• 'Cold weather rule' coming as fall arrives
• Changes at St. Peter Food Shelf satisfy
• Bachmann has docs still talking about HPV
• Speculation abounds on hog thefts
• Area high schools, colleges show their homecoming spirit
• Nobel conference takes on brain science
• Winnebago-based Corn Plus faces pollution charge
• Enrollment up at MSU’s Edina campus
• Area auto sales are solid
• Young taekwondo student overcomes obstacles
• Oct. 6, 14: Latino conference
• Through Oct. 14: Abstract, natural, organic art
• Elevated occasion: Lost memorial for disability rights advocate replaced at MSU
• Driver loses control on Highway 169
• Ojanpa: Living large by trending smaller
• Cuban pianist
• AYP reports good for some Mankato schools, not so much for others
• New Ulm’s colors are already at peak
• Bremer opens Mankato bank with big gift
• Underwear maneuver fails to fool the cops
• Fair trade initiative nearing its goal
• Sixth and Vine intersection to close
• Sept. 30: Canyonlands discussion
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to host coffee and conversation October 1
• Intersection at Sixth and Vine streets to close tomorrow
• Update on gas line break near East High School
• South Dakota offender caught with local help
• Her angel story takes flight on TV
• New Ulm backs away from coal-burning plant
• Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly talks peace in Mankato
• Former Education Commissioner Seagren touts Reading Corps
• Gas leak at East High School
• Sept. 30: Honoring Robert Brunner
• Oct. 10: 'Whose Art is It?'
• Oct. 3: Orchid Ensemble performance
• Oct. 13: Good Thunder guest
• Classes begin again next week! Here's some Note Taking Tips For #College #Studen...
• Officer pleads to misdemeanor in gas charge case
• Long-term study shows organic farming outperforms conventional and GM farming
• Reports made of gunshot sounds in Homestead Road area
• Volunteer Drivers Wanted
• Deputy sued in 2009 Kasota killing
• Bicyclists get ready to ramble
• Mayo to open expanded clinic in Lake Crystal
• Townhomes proposed as senior rental units
• Rally supports postal workers
• Register for October Home Stretch workshops
• Homecoming Week
• City of Mankato 2012 photo contest winners
• Mankato approves Nov. 1 seasonal parking
• $2 million North Mankato redevelopment approved
• Highway 14 expansion plans ‘moving forward on schedule’
• Sept. 30: 2011 Athletics Hall of Fame
• Munt sentenced to life without parole (video)
• MSU homecoming week begins with a Journey
• Giving back
• Naming ceremony
• A very nice honor bestowed upon us for our new website.
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to structure fire on Third Avenue
• Apple harvest is a sweet season
• One Bright Star service keeps the memories
• New Ulm Public Utilities Commission recommends against converting to coal
• Munt trial turns next to his sanity
• Push for state funds for Highway 14 renewed
• Bids for Highway 14 project far over budget
• Flu shots in full force
• Bethany recognized nationally for new website
• Free furnace inspections given out
• Upcoming celebration has Grace Lutheran volunteers learning about lefse
• Police respond to traffic accident
• Woman injured in Highway 22 semi collision
• Sibley Co. tops state in bridge needs
• MSU students rallying for famine-stricken Africa
• Ignition Interlock comes in handy
• Condolences: Kiyo Suyematsu
• Sept. 26: 'Journey' painting unveiling
• Take part in Moving Planet day Saturday to help move past fossil fuels
• Play therapy
• Warren and Cherry streets to convert to two-way streets tomorrow
• 'Rent'
• Preska residence
• Mankato Department of Public Safety awarded second grant for underage consumption enforcement efforts
• A Life Remembered: Rose Bixenman held allegiance to home, hearth, loved ones
• Many different things can be accomplished with Educare grants
• UPDATE: Munt found guilty of murder, kidnapping charges (VIDEO)
• Sept. 28: 'Peace in Afghanistan: Following the Children'
• Two-ways to take effect Saturday on Cherry, Warren
• MSU honors former president Preska with new residence hall
• Sept. 23-25: Cricket Club tournament
• Convocation 2011
• First speech
• Welcome new college students! Orientation for our fall October start is today...
• Real-world calculus
• Correction: No weekend home show at River Hills
• Munt tells jury 'It' shot his ex-wife
• Oct. 1: Illusionist Reza performance
• The world's easiest (and tastiest) salsa
• State-of-art res hall
• Misidentified driver faces charges after fleeing from police
• Tree falls on insurance agency owner’s SUV
• 12-year-old triathlete making noise with her blue efforts
• Otisco boy, 11, found dead
• Mankato Department Of Public Safety Responds To Structure Fire
• United Way's 2012 Campaign Kicks Off!
• Request for information by Munt defense denied
• Blue Earth WWII airman's remains ready for burial
• A hundred years observed at St. Peter Regional Treatment Center
• 10 Delicious ways to cook with pumpkin
• Sept. 25: Minnesota River Valley Wind Ensemble
• Street changes
• Portion of Pohl Road down to one lane traffic beginning this afternoon
• 150 pigs stolen from farm
• Mankato area awakens Monday to 14 burglaries
• Health care courses
• Mother, friend dispute abuse claims against Svetlana (w/video)
• Oct. 17: Free flu vaccinations
• Warren and Cherry streets expected to convert to two-way streets on Saturday
• Sept. 26: Merling Trio
• Geography events
• Blues concert
• Nov. 16: 2011 Global Citizens
• Sept. 20: Women in the workplace
• Citizens needed to serve on new Public Safety Advisory Committee
• Automobile enthusiasts meet to show, swap pieces of the past
• Area restaurants appear on tax delinquency list
• WWI memorial to be resurrected in Sibley Park
• Teen to be sentenced for handgun theft
• Brush up on Honest Abe before venturing into corn maze
• Schools again turning to voters
• Mobile service for veterans hitting area roads
• Sting results in meth arrest
• GAC's Beck Academic Hall is an engaging space
• Bands compete at Waseca Marching Classic
• Ojanpa: The combover as a work of art
• United Way raises goal 2 percent
• Curious about what was in the Old Main time capsule? Come see some of them in pe...
• Minnesota Lake man charged with destroying pelican chicks
• What's "your take" about Hiniker Pond?
• Authorities say early morning fire on Fifth Street is arson
• Person being held for first degree arson in connection with structure fire
• Murray: Fishing pole stirs father's emotions
• A Life Remembered: Ken Suprenant 'awesome' coach, friend
• Waseca students learning the joy of vegetables
• Mankato to flush water mains September 25 through September 30
• CONGRATULATIONS GRADS!! Graduation is on Saturday at 2 pm at the Verizon Wireles...
• Real-world findings
• Family Weekend
• Homestead credit loss being felt
• Colder weather can mess with grape expectations
• Stalking charge filed against Hanska man
• Children of couple charged with neglect can testify with letters
• North Mankato finance director Steve Mork prepares for retirement
• 'Memory of Cells' art exhibit
• Bonebuilders exercise program for seniors is good to the bone
• Mixed reviews for Minnesota’s poverty rate
• Gustavus Adolphus, Minnesota State fare well in U.S. News & World Report rankings
• Munt jury not yet set
• What's in season for September?
• Upcoming ITS events
• Sept. 16: Constitution Day observance
• Sept. 18: Schell's Hobo Band
• Nicollet County homes burglarized
• North Mankato lowers its maximum levy
• Mankato caps its levy hike at 5 percent
• Jury to see arrest video involving Munt children
• Half of Munt jury selected
• Seasonal workers needed at Buyfun
• City of Mankato road closures for Tuesday, September 13
• Bent River Outfitters tap into kayaking’s popularity
• Locals’ thoughts go to family on 9/11 anniversary
• Innovative plan uses natural materials to prevent erosion, save homes
• Spear: 10 years after 9/11, the kids are still all right
• Sept. 26 - Oct. 1: Maverick Homecoming
• Sept. 20: Study abroad fair
• Sept. 29-Oct. 1 & Oct. 6-8: 'Rent'
• Former Maverick hockey achievement
• Never Forget! Reflections Post 9/11: The Nobility Of Law Enforcement Officers ht...
• Disabled veterans get hunting opportunity
• Handgun owner challenging permit to carry revocation
• Pridefest parade a show of support for LGBT community
• Check out Free Press 9/11 commemorative edition
• Man arrested for saying he was a cop
• Family input key to good patient outcomes
• 9/11 sticks with retired reservist
• Embezzler sentenced to 41 months
• Ojanpa: Does your city pass the smell test?
• Neighbors’ complaints bring halt to tree removal
• North Mankato Council to meet with residents
• Hey everyone, check out this cool post from our athletic department! Go Vikings!
• Reflecting
• 9/11 roundtable stirs up memories, discussion (w/video)
• Parents, children have different ways of dealing with first-day jitters
• Big-money makeover: Someone lost, but something gained
• Trash tour puts garbage under spotlight
• Former Gaylord chief sues city over firing
• 9/11 memorial event planned in Mankato
• Sept. 11: Folk artist performance
• Help judge Mankato's annual photography contest!
• Portion of North Fifth Street and South Broad Street to close next week
• Public is invited to join city of Mankato staff for September 11 observance
• Real-world predictions
• Winter reads
• It's the "People's Choice," vote for your favorite photos
• Judge rules two children can't testify in Munt trial
• Nurses forum to consider chronic illness issues
• Man faces charges for leaving scene of crash
• Education Commissioner Cassellius visits St. Peter
• Sept. 9: Nursing research forum
• New additions at Sibley Farm
• North Mankato levy options all go up
• Elderberries, walnuts and more: What's in season for foraging in September
• Mankato interpreter to talk medicine at Harvard conference
• A Life Remembered: Paul Hadley Jr. passionately served, was a font of ideas
• Oldenborg sentenced for providing beer to Lexi Hagen before crash
• Sept. 19: Environmental Ford lecture
• Lessons learned
• World-changing idea?
• Nicollet's Kayla Wenner to play softball for Gophers
• RBA, students off to fresh start
• Spear: Mankato riding the 'goattails' of an unusual national story
• Parent Aware child care ratings expanding statewide
• Brandon Severns is Minnesota's poultry prince
• St. Peter man Reed Floren using Twitter to aid successful business
• Sept. 28: SBDC open house
• Sept. 9: Traumatic brain injury course
• Sept. 8: 9/11 roundtable discussion
• For St. Clair, a tech-savvy school is a magnet
• Mankato man charged with assault
• Engineering students’ idea is generating interest
• Clinic deploys team approach on diabetes
• Sales rise in region
• Chief Sleepy Eye’s possession returns home
• Online-only works for Alysen
• Fate of Civil War-era house shaky
• Classic cars come to Cleveland
• Saturday Nursing Information Sessions are set through December! Get all the ins...
• Move-in day welcoming part of that special something at Gustavus
• A Life Remembered: Chesley’s legacy will be on wheels
• Ready! for Kindergarten helps kids learn and grow
• Ojanpa: Homage to an ultimate sacrifice
• Edina expansion
• Murder suspect arrested in Le Sueur County
• Fire destroys Prairie Pride building
• Emerald Ash Borer test is negative
• Man dies in tree-trimming accident
• Crias visiting Sibley Farm this weekend
• City of Mankato Newsletter - September 2011
• BEC assessor Roisen takes Iowa job
• Nancy Benshoof recovering from hit-and-run driver
• Country Drive In in Winthrop frozen in time
• Munt murder trial could begin Sept. 12
• Report: Mankato regional Job openings soar
• We begin another season of musical performances this evening with a vocal recita...
• Hoffman and Stoltzman roads pedestrian crossing signal expected to be complete by next week
• Sculpture tour wins accolades
• The restored Red Jacket Trestle will be better than ever
• Restored Red Jacket Trestle to resemble original
• Big ideas
• On school funding, MN2020 stresses need to be smart
• Senior scholarship winner
• Winona LaDuke to keynote Women & Spirituality event
• Sept 14: Bloodmobile donations
• Cross: These days, be careful what you carry
• Winona LaDuke to keynote Women & Spirituality conference
• Big ideas
• Sex offender back in jail after Le Sueur incident
• County set for 3 percent levy hike limit
• Night to Unite strengthens communities
• Blue Earth County favors public housing smoking ban
• Jerry Johannsen of Winnebago hoping to raise funds for vets memorial
• Vikings coming to a theater near you
• Anthony Hauser, man whose son fled state to avoid chemo, dies
• Oct. 22 & 23: Winona LaDuke
• Aug. 30 - Sept. 7: "Pilgrimage" art display
• Hope to see you tonight at the Rasmussen College Night to Unite Party!
• Council fires warning shot on library funding
• Putting order into bipolar disorder
• Regenscheid promoted at MnDOT
• St. Peter, Sleepy Eye schools get an early start
• Sept. 6: Guitarist performance
• Sept. 21-24: Northern Great Plains History Conference
• Many options
• Theatre & Dance
• Sept. 14-17: 'The Shape of Things'
• Woman hit by train identified
• Man cited for shooting pigeons downtown
• Man reports robbery downtown
• Stomper's Cinema, $1
• Girls get caught for late-night goat walk
• Drum corps dedication earns Hall of Fame honors
• Road construction catching up
• Charges requested in hay wagon crash
• Inspired by Hollywood, Mankato couple getting physical
• Motorcyclist injured in truck crash
• CSA Recipes: Smashed new potatoes with sauteed onions
• Looking for new ways to police
• As fundraiser for House of Hope, this race was just ducky
• Three injured when car hits tractor, wagon
• Dyslin: West teen heads to state again, but not for sports
• New director brings new vision to youth strings group
• (PHOTO GALLERY) Civil Air Patrol cadets get flying experience
• Mankato’s John Story to be honored as leader in meat industry
• Neighbors watched shooting scene unfold
• Keystone Communities resident persuasively promotes fitness
• Mount Kato patrol group on lookout for volunteers
• Ojanpa: 'Rack 'em Randy' rolls on
• Update: Officials release names of shooting victim, officer
• Hey Rasmussen College students! Are you looking for a great PT position? Celes...
• BCA News: Mankato officer-involved shooting update
• Woman hit by train near Kasota
• Professional-class
• Children won’t testify at abuse trial
• Rasmussen career fair shows job outlook improving
• One dead after shots fired on Byron Street
• Returning vets need jobs, and jobs don't come easily
• Hermann interpretive center upgraded in New Ulm
• Death investigation
• During our daily chapel service on Wednesday, August 24th, Professor Dennis Marz...
• Judge denies motion for children to testify in parental rights case
• Updated Mankato crime map
• Today is the day! Bring your resumes & dress to impress! Career Fair is TODAY...
• Retiree's passion
• Spear: Don’t miss out on 5,000 ducks of hope
• Poplar Street to close Friday for utility work
• Attorney in child abuse case calls for children to testify
• St. Clair native drawn to Dominican Republic thanks to passion for dentistry
• Plea deal reached in gang drug case
• Shift would create 18 fewer postal service jobs in Mankato
• Sept. 13: CESR & RASP open house
• Aug. 25: 'Common Read' program kick-off
• Retired MSU professor is an expert 'caner'
• Sept. 15: Good Thunder Reading Series kickoff
• Women to dispute tale of robbery
• Section of Nicollet Co. Rd. 21 closed Thursday
• Truck carrying asphalt rolls on Hwy 60
• A beautiful day for the all-campus photo today! Can you find yourself or someone...
• Portion of Poplar Street to close for utility construction
• Register for September Home Stretch workshops
• The countdown is on! Visit us in the Education Building at the Minnesota State F...
• Waiting list closed for city of Mankato and Blue Earth County Housing Choice Voucher program
• Local officials attend post-sundown Ramadan feast
• Local leaders to lieutenant governor: Give us fair funding
• Highway 169 bridge repairs to begin Monday
• Man tied to credit union robbery arrested again
• Police warn of rash of burglaries
• GAC professor Joyce Sutphen has been named Minnesota’s new poet laureate.
• Nicollet County Attorney Mike Riley retiring
• Traveling businessman taken for a ride by women at bar
• TODAY IS STUDENT APPRECIATION!! WE LOVE OUR STUDENTS!! Come out from 3 -7 pm a...
• Natural remedies for seasonal allergies
• Night to Unite registrations still being accepted; register today
• New! Reserve A Campsite, Park Shelter, Or Park Facility Online
• Construction, additions welcome students for fall classes
• Suspect arrested for drinking, fleeing police
• State fair butterhead artist visits New Ulm AMPI plant
• Update: Legislators went back for pay after declining during shutdown
• Fatal crash on Highway 14 near Nicollet
• The Rasmussen College Career Expo is just four days away! Are you prepared to me...
• Mapleton woman airlifted in motorcycle crash
• Handcuffs didn't stop escape
• Mankato police issue 100 plus underage drinking citations
• Canning workshop offered Saturday
• Homestead traffic restricted to one lane
• New! Reserve a campsite, park shelter, or park facility online
• Homestead Road has one-lane traffic due to storm drain repair
• Counties repaid for recount
• Playgrounds move beyond jungle gyms
• New Ulm history comes to life in cemetery
• New Ulm ECFE teacher joins governor’s council
• Good Thunder Reading Series
• Mother’s pain is warning for young drug users
• Historical Society holds 1910 wedding reception
• Council to consider allowing golf carts on streets
• Grape production field day is Tuesday near Janesville
• Lobbyist decries 'kicking the can'
• Prairieland plan: More Wilmarth fuel
• 40 Ways to use old magazines
• EPA Energy Star expert to speak in Mankato
• Waseca Red Cross to close
• Big ag, big aid
• Welcome new and returning students! Looking forward to seeing you all this weeke...
• Murray: Economic tantrums
• United South Central going to the voters again
• Lt. Gov. Solon to be in Mankato area
• Don't forget to stop next for the Career Expo Thursday!
• Welcome Week
• Moving in
• Children with type 1 diabetes enjoying taste of the Sweet Life
• ATV chase damages still being determined
• Motorcycle passenger in weekend crash dies
• Rasmussen College will be out at Alive After 5 tonight downtown at the City Cent...
• Psychology of sports
• Sept. 15: Good Thunder Reading Series kick-off
• September: profit mastery courses
• MPR moves on radio dials
• Friends’ five-month hike nets $16,000
• Adaptive ski program participation is taking off
• State, local students continue ACT success
• Increased enforcement
• A VIDEO: The 75th Annual Tri-County Fair
• Lt. Gov. Prettner Solon to visit Mankato
• Who would you like to see in the dunk tank?!?!? Let us know!
• Rasmussen College Career Expo is next Thursday, Aug 25th from 3pm - 5pm. Come wi...
• Mankato Department of Public Safety awarded $3,300 grant for underage consumption enforcement efforts
• Academic year begins
• Mail move could save $1 million
• Charges: Dance, Facebook, assault
• Needed: A home for some education history
• Filings close for local elections
• New LSH, Alden-Conger superintendents hard at work
• We're happy to announce that the former Communication Center has a new name. A n...
• Planning ahead
• Aug. 18: Parking adjustments
• Aug. 18: Move-In Day
• Forbes magazine rank
• North Mankato kills noise wall proposal
• Thin Film president attended Obama event
• Tri-County Fair rewards 4-Hers in cash
• Two new City Updates highlight the "green machine" and neighborhood opportunities
• Real-world thinking
• Give "your take" about Night to Unite neighborhood activities
• Renaissance Festival comedian entertains with plays on words
• Sudanese native organizes help for fledgling country
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks public input about recent pursuit
• Ramadan: Sunset is time to eat
• Family digs deep for a small-town cafe
• Nicollet County Humane Society to waive adoption fees for a day
• Six participate in inaugural corn eating contest
• Weather makes schools ripe for mold
• Schools unsure about possible NCLB exemptions
• Winnebago plans to go camping
• For this youth group, service starts at home
• Ojanpa: Road T.P. was his idea that stuck
• Benefit to honor murder-suicide victim
• Attend our seminar to prepare for the upcoming Career Expo!
• Outcome-oriented
• High-tech ideas
• Greater Mankato Area United Way News: Your Gift In Action August 2011
• Saturday walk to raise funds for cancer research
• Budget dominates city leaders’ discussion
• Minnesota Vikings close up a short training camp
• Racino advocates remain hopeful
• Deb Huhn is conducting Child & Infant CPR Certification Training and First Aid T...
• Riverfront Drive lane to close
• Portion of Riverfront Drive to have one lane beginning Friday
• A fair honor for long-time official
• Cherry/Warren conversion delayed
• Young hiker hurt after falling onto rocks
• (VIDEO) Students try their hand at robotics
• More photos from the Old Main time capsule opening yesterday.
• Mankato to receive grant for homeless shelter
• Vikings: Stadium plan nearly ready
• Timeline for Warren and Cherry streets' conversion rescheduled
• Intersection at Vine and Broad streets to close Friday
• Schools seek to extend tech levies
• And more time capsule coverage from our local CBS/FOX affiliate KEYC telelvision.
• Time capsule opening covered by the Mankato Free Press.
• BLC celebrates building's 100th birthday by opening time capsule
• Students, Alumni & the Community are all invited for a great night out at Rasmus...
• Esquire's "sexiest trucker alive" visits Mankato
• We had a lot fun today at Bethany. We're celebrating the 100th anniversary of th...
• Law Enforcement Information Session is coming up on Wednesday, August 24th at 5:...
• Early Fall Start began on Monday - hope classes go well for everyone who starts...
• New Blue Earth County law takes aim at people who throw underage drinking parties
• A community partnership for sustainability
• Bikers, walkers get nod in transit plan
• Le Sueur man narrowly avoids serious injury in railroad crash
• Rosen optimistic about Vikings stadium plan
• New taxi company keeps it simple
• Vikings Bomar arrested for DWI
• Masked man attempted armed robbery
• Mankato Department of Public Safety closes drowning investigation
• Sleepy Eye woman dies in crash
• Two killed in head-on crash identified
• Vikings fan comes all the way from Toronto
• Western wild horses seeking adoptive homes in area
• No one injured in fire early Sunday
• Man killed in crash on County Road 90
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to fire on James Avenue
• Ribbers meating demand at RibFest
• City to re-organize civil service commission
• Blue Earth County readies social host law
• Color the draw of salt water fish
• Landsteiners Blue Earth County Farm Family of the Year
• Ojanpa: Cold sober college ranking looks like a crock
• Mankato's water treatment plant open house presentation now playing online and on public access television
• 10 Ways to a greener lawn -- in more ways than one
• V-TEK officials meet with Sen. Franken
• Motorcycle fatalities on the rise
• First-degree murder charges filed for accused killer of Josselyn Bishop
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to host coffee and conversation August 6
• Update on August 1 fire investigation
• Good business counsel
• Citizens connect at Night to Unite
• Franken continues trip through Mankato area
• Train carrying ethanol derails leading to evacuations
• Dog lovers working on bringing "The Wolfkeeper" to TV
• Property taxes could rise for many homeowners, businesses
• (VIDEO) Greater Mankato businesses say "thank you" to the Vikings
• Construction Management accredited
• Trial date set in infant death case
• Athletics Hall of Fame 2011
• Two file for Mankato School Board
• North Mankato budget talks kick off with spending scrutiny
• Mankato, St. Peter United Way offices to merge
• Mankato police officers agree to furloughs
• Apartment dweller in fatal fire should not have been inside
• Have you referred a friend yet?? Get a FREE ticket to Ribfest this weekend when...
• Vibrant campus
• Death investigation
• North Mankato eyes 10 percent levy increase for 2012
• 'Skol!': Vikings' 2010 debacle fuels a documentary
• Mankato council discusses property taxes
• Missing MRCI bottle returned
• Women's expo proceeds going toward new emergency department
• Mankato man sentenced in vehicular homicide case
• It's a great time to take photos for Mankato's photo contest
• Five ways to go green (and save money) in August
• Mankato farmers' market to celebrate 35th anniversary
• Going green in public safety
• The long run
• Signing season
• New leadership
• City Newsletter - July 29, 2011
• Donovan McNabb's dog coming for TV taping
• New Ulm group offering ‘sneak peaks’ of historic U.S.-Dakota War sites
• Four injured in two-vehicle crash
• Signing season: As Vikings report, fans resume the quest for autographs
• Aug. 31: Campus community fair
• Root to stem cooking: How to use every part of your produce
• Canines test their leaping skills at dock jumping competition
• Murray: Embracing a hectic schedule
• Farmers’ Market in full swing (and they take plastic!)
• Murray: For this player of vintage base ball, lots of bad bounces
• Victim’s friends question verdict
• Go green (and save money) on back to school choices
• ‘Robot Lincoln’ musical aims for wacky fun
• Chesley family gives more to skatepark
• Child porn suspect appears in court
• Tad Voges picking up his life (and a bat)
• Friends want justice for Thanh Vu
• Cleveland Street to close for utility and street reconstruction
• Global big idea
• Fall theatre season
• Lots of fun activies going on at Rasmussen College in August. Here's one to thr...
• Preparing for Vikings
• Mankato teen killed in semi-van collision
• Ready for football?
• Portion of Park Lane to close Wednesday
• Mankato's public works staff at new location Monday
• Hanska couple were near Oslo bombing
• Walz confident default will be averted
• Congressional offices not overwhelmed by public on default debate
• Huettl theft case moves forward
• 'Clothes Closet' project keeps women in challenging situations looking good
• New building may be coming to landfill
• Would you like to learn more about Bethany? How about attending our upcoming ope...
• NASCAR page for Thursday, July 28, 2011
• Rasmussen College will be out at the Blue Earth County Fair today from 1 - 4 wit...
• May Street closed for alley reconstruction
• Vikings acquire McNabb
• With state money, New Ulm levee could be permanent fixture
• Local Yellow Ribbon network forms
• Jobs up, but so is unemployment rate
• Eagle Lake public housing townhomes are open for business
• Area soldiers ready for last go in Iraq
• Church to get wheeled to Pioneer Power Show grounds
• Ideas discussed about redevelopment of Belgrade Avenue
• Post office consolidation study: North Mankato, others on list
• Vikings parking accomodations
• Fall tuition waiver
• University office hours
• Update: Missing teen found in Kansas City
• VINE gets another year to raise money for Nichols building
• Sleepy Eye's Mathiowetz lands interchange bid
• Blue Earth County Board sets social host ordinance hearing
• Repo man hung on as man drove away
• Mankato Police searching for stolen vehicles
• Miranda Lambert coming to Mankato
• Global connections
• 30 Home remedies for sunburns
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks information about vehicle thefts
• Training camp
• Another big idea
• Aviation program not yet ready to fly
• Mankato may add eastern European sister city
• East teacher accepts opportunity to teach in Germany
• Many noise wall questions remain
• Crash closes portion of Front and Warren streets
• It's confirmed: Vikings report to camp at MSU Sunday
• Training camp: Aug. 1
• Update: Candles caused New Ulm B&B fire
• Part of Lee Blvd. closed Tuesday morning
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to vehicle crash
• Mankato’s Regional Airport plays important role in international partnership
• For those of you who follow us on Twitter, our name has changed to @BethanyLutheran so please continue to follow us there!
• Gustavus lands its largest incoming class
• State parks reopen, but some attractions need work
• Girls On the Run founder coming to Mankato
• VINE asks city of Mankato for $500,000
• Smiley Cup brewing a business transition
• Pouring a pipe
• Blues on Belgrade festival draws sizable crowd despite sweltering heat
• Mankato pedestrian dies in Pope County
• SCC training program prepares teachers for hands-on education
• Songs give care center hope
• State parks open, minus some attractions
• Snell purchases motor sports business
• Public safety's ‘green’ car good for fitting into tight spaces
• KROHN: Man vs. machine a one-sided battle
• Former Lancers memorialize a friend
• UPDATE: Death toll from Norway attacks rises to 87
• Some road projects starting up again
• Mistakes admitted in Baker investigation
• Snell purchases Gaylord motor sports business
• Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign receives $50 million donation
• ZAP Camp shows youngsters the cool side of science
• Nicollet rises up to confront sex offender issue
• Habitat for Humanity, St. Peter collaborate on last home
• Mankato area job numbers grew 1.4 in a year
• 10 Great ways to cook with beets
• Names of fatal accident victims released
• Unique programs
• Budget had company as hot topic
• Education bears much of burden in budget deal
• Blue Earth County got head start on cuts in human services
• Mankato couple finds unique way to enjoy heat
• Two motorcyclists killed in four-vehicle crash on Hwy 14
• Minnesota reaches "Highest dew point on Earth" on Tuesday
• Corner of May Street to close for tree removal August 2
• Burglars targeting unlocked garages in Mankato
• Chad Zuehlke arrested for disruptive intoxication, terroristic threats
• Judith Gosland of Madelia rescued from Watonwan River
• Letters of interest being accepted for city of Mankato police explorers
• All parts of budget deal pass, await Dayton's signatures
• Local legislators following party lines on deal
• State aid to cities figures to be flat
• No civic center aid for Mankato in bonding bill
• Krohn: Tell us what to do; it's hot
• Denver man on a mission to combat MS
• Heat results in cancellations, cooling centers (UPDATED)
• Madelia ends Mayo leases for Madelia, Lake Crystal clinics
• Janesville woman discovers dog in sweltering car
• Parking lot repairs
• Sibley Park concert canceled
• Cooling shelter open to public
• Delayed decision
• City OKs reworked road plan
• People beating the heat despite warnings
• Judson Bottom Road closed Tuesday
• Officer suspended for May off-duty hit-and-run
• Vikings, MSU delay camp decision
• Training camp
• Jeramie Ites arrested after wrong-way driver reported, chased
• Pelican Rapids man found dead in Fairfield Inn pool
• Munt hearing delayed
• Staying the course
• Real-world research
• Mankato Department of Public Safety calls for service
• Heat and humidity are here for a while
• Appeals court rules against Mankato teen in graffiti case
• Cities fix streets with ... toilet paper?
• Union reunion: A dwindling number of retired teachers reminisce about their school
• Lifesavers: Belted teens survive head-on crash with wrong-way driver
• Revised traffic plan would keep Warren connected to Glenwood
• Brainstorming for Belgrade Avenue’s future
• East teacher Mary Draper embarking on tour of South Africa
• Contractor approved for Red Jacket Trestle bridge repair
• Mankato police chief Miller returns from Israel trip
• Warning: Budget deal no shoo-in
• DFL legislators unlikely to provide votes for deal
• Everything's lined up for Vikings camp — except the Vikings
• CSA Recipes: Garlic scape pesto
• Ojanpa: Feeling blue about greens
• A week of searing heat coming this weekend
• Theft of cans puts crimp in Scout fundraising
• Blue Earth County Relay for Life moved to Myers Field House
• Outdoor movie canceled
• Mankato looking for input on green initiatives
• Leadership program 2011-2012
• How to freeze early summer fruits and vegetables
• Citizens connect at Night to Unite Tuesday, August 30; register today
• Even with a budget deal, bar owners worry about going dry
• Fire suspect burned by credit card receipt
• For schools, imperfect budget deal better than none
• Student Loan Debt Consolidation - By The Numbers via @rasmussen #money #tips #budget
• Community mourns slain student
• Dayton willing to take Republicans' budget offer, with conditions
• Public Safety Director Todd A. Miller one of 17 people selected nationwide to participate in Israel trip
• North Mankato pawn shop plan withdrawn
• City may step in for inspections
• Lack of state building inspectors a problem for restaurant owner
• Sex toy offender gets 10 years probation
• Jail time added for child pornography offender
• Amendment lets Army Corps certify levees
• St. Clair mom auditions for TV singing competitions
• Ophthalmologist charged in sexual touching incident
• Authorities search for murder evidence
• Developing leaders
• Condolences: Josselyn Bishop
• Mankato City Council to hold special meeting Monday
• Project work on Riverfront Drive; Warren and Cherry streets conversion
• MSU student named to MnSCU Board of Trustees
• Papke left her mark on fastpitch
• Former students, parents rally behind Loyola teacher diagnosed with cancer
• Shutdown: Fairs don't get food inspectors
• Update: Tillman charged in Bishop murder
• Give “your take” about public safety enhancements that should be considered
• Cornish legislation would stop lawmakers' pay during shutdowns
• Some local legislators taking pay, some not
• New Diversity Council education director hired
• Suspect to be charged in murder of Josselyn Bishop
• Laid off workers ask for compromise
• Sports smarts
• Sex offender moving to Nicollet
• Sheriff investigating young man's death
• Take a look at the next Bethany Report magazine before it hits mailboxes!
• S. Minn legislators open to other revenue ideas
• Bishop homicide: Authorities expect charges Tuesday
• Portion of Ridgewood Street and Sunset Boulevard to close Thursday
• Mankato Ranks High On National List Of 'The Bestsmall Places For Business And Careers'
• Local historic sites losing prime time to shutdown
• Leather and lace for female motorcyclists
• Storms sweep through southern, central Minn.
• Felony charges filed in December incident involving escaped felon
• Politics to play out at Farmfest, too
• Summer harvest recipes: Rhubarb lemon juice
• Water main break on Carroll Street
• Death investigation continues--arrest made
• A downtown eatery feels the shutdown’s pinch
• As area legislators see it, the shutdown is rooted in election results
• July 14: Masters of Social Work
• St. Peter grad earns Army medal for potential life-saving action
• Future of bus service debated in North Mankato
• Fatal involves New Ulm Police squad car
• Research lands former MSU dean in hall of fame
• 10 Natural bug repellants to try
• Ojanpa: A man's home is his hassle
• Vet, former City Council member, fire chief given fitting farewell
• Update: Homicide suspected in woman's death
• Overflow crowd mourns innkeeper, daughters in New Ulm
• Schell's "top 10" at U.S. beer open
• Four charged with voting fraud
• Correction: Lucinda Williams show is Sunday
• Postal Service may close mail processing facility
• VIDEO: Energy -efficient couple's goal is living in neutral
• Shutdown could affect Mankato hospital projects
• Update: More New Ulm fire details released
• Judge gives OK for background checks
• Lexi Hagen fatal crash case could be re-opened
• Global opportunities
• Getting ready to ride at Fun Days
• Minnesota State University going global
• Student - Scheels effort
• Regional bookmobile applies brake
• Jobs 21! campaign pushes for more jobs funding
• Hit-and-run sentencing revives bad memories
• Condolences: John B. Davis
• Condolences: Marjorie Oelerich
• Camp out scheduled on capitol lawn in support of state parks
• Area charter schools survive
• One year, six stents, multiple heart surgeries later
• Plea deal reached in Vernon Center drug case
• North Mankato approves Lindsay Windows subsidy
• Mankato man accused of sexually assaulting a vulnerable adult
• Large trailer stolen in Mankato
• New Ulm fire: relatives mourn
• Global reinvention
• Foraging foray
• Shutdown talk muted along parade routes
• Local economic indicators mostly down
• Misidentified suspect baffled by confusion
• Relay for Life seeks committed research subjects
• Mankato public schools received $326,700 in gifts, grants in 2010-11 year
• This week's garbage schedule altered due to 4th of July holiday
• Criminal damage to property--reward offered
• Family’s fireworks display a gift to friends, neighbors
• Freedom Pen project lets Thompson honor soldiers, remember son
• Mankatoan to be play-by-play announcer for Starcraft game in Korea
• Mankato to overhaul transit system
• GOP rhetoric on Dayton varies
• Cop pleads in bizarre crash
• Mankato grooves to inaugural Riverbend Blues Festival
• State shutdown: Q&A with local legislators
• He won’t tow Mankato’s line
• A Life Remembered: Mark Sivanich
• Tenant complaints result in drug arrests
• Ojanpa: The strange new world of free speech
• Cambria set to fete Fourth, for 140th time
• E-mail your legislator by clicking below
• New mileage rates
• Frustration reigns at Flandrau as state park closes
• Among the services on hold in shutdown: Lottery, work licenses, fishing licenses
• Child care aid in jeopardy
• MRCI to pare employees, clients
• Mankato City Offices To Close Friday, July 1 And Reopen Wednesday, July 6
• Area schools explain NCLB concerns to federal official
• Waseca parent survey circulated
• Fireworks full of flash for 2011
• 50 Ways to cool off without air conditioning
• Register for July Home Stretch workshops
• Hooded vandal paints car
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to host coffee and conversation July 2
• Waseca County commissioner pleads guilty to DWI
• Train ride through Mankato includes safety message
• Homeowners vocal about noise wall
• MSU junior submits to grueling schedule with Colts Drum and Bugle Corps
• Last-minute rush at licensing offices before possible shutdown
• Terry Lester of Waseca shows up day late in exploding sex toy case
• Mankato city offices to close Friday, July 1 and reopen Wednesday, July 6
• Celebrate the 4th
• Le Center, Montgomery-Lonsdale vote to consolidate
• Blue Earth County audit shows improvement
• Bray Park photo featured on phone book
• Shutdown: Most bets are off in Blue Earth County
• Shutdown would hit Mankato area MnDOT hard
• Globally connected
• Check out our new web site, and let us know what you think!
• Cattle rounded up in Le Center area
• Mankato says it can handle short-term shutdown
• In case of state shutdown, Open Door for health care
• Four Mankato roads to be closed for construction; pipe installation and overlays
• Dog owner arrested for freeing impounded pet
• Mankato council approves food cart
• Cycling advocates: If you build it, they will bike
• CHS Oilseed donates $15,000 to ECHO Food Shelf
• Mankato garage ignited with fire ashes
• Celebrate the 4th of July in Riverfront Park
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to fire on Torrey Pines Court
• State shutdown would halt new Hwy. 14 interchange
• North Mankato ponders pawn (and antiques, coins and coffee) shop
• Cambria Eisteddfod: Wise words on a warm summer day
• Blue Earth considers new policing model
• Bomb squad checks suspicious bags
• Muellerleile reunion: That’s one big, global family
• Debate over taxes may hold surprises for some
• Hentges predicts LGA will be put on sliding slope
• Montgomery-Lonsdale, Le Center voters to make district decision
• St. James man says he was scammed
• Radio operators heed the call at Field Day
• Waseca County, city split water costs
• Krohn: A celebration of forgotten art
• Going camping for July 4? Maybe not
• State payroll: Shrinking what some see as already thin
• Maverick 4 going classic
• Cig packs have new 'killer' app
• Radio club's Field Day shows how to get the signal
• Researcher: Ag gets bum rap on runoff
• Apartment proposal fails with city planners
• Neighborhood wary of arriving sex offender
• 'Smoke-off' to raise funds for vets memorial
• Capstone, Y team up for Bess the Book Bus
• Judge frustrated with delays in gang and racketeering case
• July 7-9, 13-16: 'Annie'
• Posse looking for longhorn cattle on the lam east of Le Center
• Mankato's 2012 photo contest is underway--submit photos today
• Blue Earth County OKs wildlife refuge expansion
• Area smokers criticize new warnings
• Parents: Why wasn’t day care license revoked?
• Couple sought for passing bad bills
• Callie Sonnek: A passion for theater
• MSU study sees savings in solar technology
• Republican lawmakers talk road budget in Mankato
• Alleged hit and run leads to arrest
• Mankato United Way takes "Day of Action" seriously
• 17th in Concrete canoe competition
• More heat for less money
• CSA recipes: Tasty ways to use radishes, dill, beet greens and more
• Sex offender headed for Nicollet Avenue in North Mankato
• Judge Westphal expects grand jury in Farris murder case
• New charges against Gibbon Pastor David Radtke
• Funding arrangement
• Mary Huettl charged with felony theft
• Celebrating diversity
• Nonprofits fret over shutdown
• Wet? You bet
• Civic center plan tweaked
• Former LCWM coach's sex assault trial faces likely delay
• Praise for Mankato School Board, Allen
• Mankato Department of Public Safety participates in seat belt campaign; more motorists are buckling up
• Cuts to higher ed are painful, but finding money is an uphill battle
• It's summer, and the livin’ is easy
• SMRC recognizes a year of service
• Mural celebrates both diversity and the students who painted it
• Feeling in a job slump? Here are some quick, easy ways to finding workplace happiness via @Rasmussen #careers
• Whatever happens on budget, emergency rooms 'will take the brunt'
• Medical Assistance at heart of budget dispute
• Waseca abuse case OK’d for trial
• A belated welcome home for Vietnam, Korea vets
• Miss Mankato now Miss Minnesota
• Lincoln Park neighborhood event preserves, showcases history
• VIDEO: Duck Days celebration in Lake Crystal
• What countries have banned GMO crops?
• Dean Herth to be honored
• 13th place finish in Director's Cup
• New Science, Engineering, & Tech dean named
• K-12: Changing the formula
• Odin to lose post office
• Purple passion: Longtime fan donates years of Viking memorabilia
• Madelia turns out for soldier's funeral (PHOTO GALLERY)
• Hot air balloon crashes in Le Sueur County
• Bethany students are involved with a wide variety of jobs, internships, and programs during the summer months. One of the experiences that is quite rewarding is the The Lutheran Home Association's Summer Ministry Experience (SME) that three BLC stud
• Former Waseca city employee faces felony theft, embezzlement charges
• Cottonwood swells with recent rain
• Armed home invasion allegedly foiled
• Mankato embracing GreenSteps step by step
• Mankato area lost 500 jobs in May
• Governor calls for flags at half-staff in memory of Madelia soldier
• St. Peter would be hit hard in shutdown
• 20 Green gifts for Father's Day
• Celebrate Solstice with the family on Father's Day
• Man removed from fire, then kicks police
• Fact: The advertised job market is literally the tip of the iceberg. Fully 70-80% of jobs go unadvertised by employers, who fear being deluged by hundreds of resumes from applicants, most of whom won't be qualified. read more!
• Is working with family a good idea? Rasmussen College Career expert Tamryn Hennessy shares the pros & cons with the Chicago Tribune
• University Square owners, sculptor unveil 'Crossing Paths'
• Man accussed of running over pregnant girlfriend with car
• Halloween crash results in felony
• Ethanol debate isn't over
• Emilio Campo Jr. casket arrives home
• City of Mankato hosts open house and tours at Mankato's water treatment plant on June 23
• James Avenue closed for paving Friday
• Retiring pastor helped UCC transform
• Schools anxious about shutdown issues
• German, Mankato exchange a true European union
• Judge orders Munt statements barred from jury
• Viking stadium backers meet but no breakthrough
• Vikings will make camp decision by July 18
• Father's Day is almost here! Check out these gadget ideas from @rastechdesign #tech expert on @kfyrtv:
• Give "your take" on green initiatives the city of Mankato should be involved in.
• Rosen: Now or never on Vikings stadium
• State shifts its budget problem to vendor
• Warren, Cherry to become two-ways
• Wood family seeks option for Lake Washington house
• Valentine's Day rape attempt charges filed
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Gaylord bank robbed
• Attend Mankato's water treatment plant open house Thursday, June 23
• New Ulm’s Turner Hall gets upgrade
• (VIDEO) Big use and big plans mean a bigger Caswell Park
• Caswell complex could add ice sheets, indoor facilities
• Lafayette woman injured in crash
• Art show, silent auction look to put local landscape on display
• City auditors catch loan mistake
• Vikings camp remains up in air
• (VIDEOS) Big roundabout at Madison/22 intersection appears likely
• There's an art to working at festivals
• Massive panoramas provide another view of history
• St. Peter blighted housing program may get tweaked
• SHIP grant takes aim at childhood obesity
• Scott Cutcher named chief public defender
• Missing statue piece found at statue site
• 71 years later, murdered game wardens to be honored
• Minnesota River documentary to air Sunday night
• Ojanpa: There's method to Jesse's madness
• Youth-family forum set for June 17
• June 18: Local barbeque
• Faculty, staff shutdown info
• Shutdown info for students
• Cutting-edge technology
• Dems hold meeting on health care cuts
• Madelia pays homage to its lost son
• School’s (not quite) out for the summer
• June 21-25: 'The Owl and the Pussycat'
• Thought we'd mention this again - the Bethany Choir Homecoming Concert is available for viewing on our YouTube page.
• Environmental research
• VIDEO: Red Hot Boom event raises money for fireworks, veterans memorial
• Researching companies to apply with?? Take a look at this website for an insider perspective...
• Hospital moving 60 employees downtown
• Car hits Mankato house; driver flees scene
• Skylar Reed arrested in connection with Lafayette barn fire
• Contingency planning
• Two pending development projects slated for Mankato's City Center
• New Ulm’s streets, cops hang in LGA balance
• Reward offered in sculpture vandalism case
• Budget showdown has higher ed watching, worrying
• House under construction toppled by wind
• MnSCU calls emergency meeting
• Daniel Dillon killed in a crash near Wells
• Russell Witke, 16, of New Richland killed in crash
• 102°: A record temp
• Madelia soldier dies in Iraq
• Wicklund trial delayed due to oversight
• Walz, other lawmakers say: Drill and dedicate
• June 10: 'PlayDay'
• Police use stun-gun on man
• After months of wishing for warmth, it’s hot enough
• Economist: New normal plays to our strengths
• Monroe to go ahead with classroom, elevator projects
• Hunch leads to arrest for cooler theft
• Oldenborg trial delayed
• Linda Norman, Curtis Larson involved in Imogene murder-suicide
• Sculpture Walk piece vandalized in North Mankato
• Summer events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Toni Huber of New Prague killed in motorcycle crash
• Gift for the generations
• Nothing sour about Lemonade Day
• Minnesota River documentary to be aired
• Membership, assistance rise at YMCA
• Environment Minnesota offering $1500 prize in short film contest
• Local housing market soft
• ‘Livestock’ herds ’em in
• Mankato enlistee was the last man standing from Civil War
• Krohn: What a difference a park makes
• East grad lives on ‘Edge’
• 5 Easy all-natural treats to make for kids
• Red, Hot and Boom: Fundraiser to benefit vets memorial, fireworks
• Victorian lawn party highlights a simpler time
• Student magazines digitized
• Martin County authorities say public not in danger
• Ojanpa: Civil — and uncivil — War facts
• Gibbon pastor charged with molesting 16-year old girl
• Martin Luther College to host Lutheran conference
• St. Peter pair charged with meth possession
• Two-ways? A yes and a no
• Key City Bike aims to help bikers help themselves
• June 27: Blood donations
• Part of North Fifth closed
• Mankato's street overlay program begins Monday
• Portion of North Fifth Street closed due to water main break
• 2011 Senior Games bring out feisty friendships
• Charges filed in rural burglaries
• Gustavus, Bethany get jump on cost calculators
• Mankatoan broke up Southern saboteur ring
• Financial student success
• Another job opportunity at Bethany. We have immediate openings for adjunct faculty in physics.
• Mankato takes part in sustainable lighting pilot project
• Going further
• Lifetime health
• Universal connections
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to host coffee and conversation June 4
• Mankato's Tourtellotte Pool opens June 9
• New floodplain means new insurance needs
• Medication shortages a growing concern
• Officials believe tiny Storybook Park will be a big attraction
• Senior Games giving new meaning to competition
• More options available for businesses to join chambers
• Danberry accused of choking woman at Land of Memories Park
• Interested in working for Bethany? We have two open positions: A programmer is needed in the IT department and we're looking for an assistant to the registrar. Read about the positions on our web site.
• Seeking solutions
• Creative Computer Camp 2011! Contact Josh at 507-625-6556 or email Joshua.Smit@rasmussen.edu to sign up!
• Mankato teen in medically induced coma
• New Prague hospital added to Mayo system
• Junior rodeo competition returns to St. Peter
• Five ways to go green (and save money) in June
• Whiteaker reaches plea deal in hit-and-run
• He hits trails to make snake rescues
• Add LinkedIn to your list of job search sites!
• Campus Safety Alert
• Attempted robbery reported along Thompson Ravine Road
• Global connections
• West student’s solar work draws serious attention
• Guard unit combines deployment ceremony, picnic
• Appeals court picks lower water level in long-running lakes lawsuit
• Progress slow for Mankato co-op
• Scenic bike tour planned
• Sibley East student lands Milk Mustache scholarship
• 95 years after his death, Civil War vet gets a tombstone
• There’s fight left in this old fort
• Widening the Lens: The challenge of higher ed in West Bank
• Officers using new ‘disruptive intoxication’ law
• Defamation charge dismissed in threats case
• CityArt sculpture vandalized, removed
• Two hurt after crash into sign
• County eyes jail health company
• Mary Huettl denies allegations
• The story of Benjamin Rollins, ‘Galvanized Yankee’
• Thunderstorm triggers warnings
• Officers target unbelted teen drivers
• Harley seller taken for a ride
• Ojanpa: This urban art walk works
• Pastor charged with sex crime
• Memorial Day closings
• Memorial Day observances planned around the area
• Soggy start slows construction season
• Widening the Lens: The problem of peace, one block at a time
• Spear: Sister paper loses colleague in tornado
• Composting class offered at Good Counsel
• "Operation Home Safe"
• Messner, Boone arrested in Sioux Falls
• Neighbor douses kitchen fire at Welcome Inn house
• Session envisions transport’s future
• (VIDEO) Dayton gets local backing on budget
• Friends remember Matthew Albrecht
• Unique bridge takes waterfall visitors over & above
• Widening the Lens: Swimming in the sea of music
• 12 Fabulous ways to cook with rhubarb
• Environmental leader
• Final event of the 2011 academic year! Yes, even though commencement was two weeks ago, the choirs have been traveling throughout the country and return to Trinity Chapel tonight for their final concert of the year. You can watch it all here!
• Portion of Caledonia Street closed for storm drain repair
• Mankatoan survived Joplin tornado
• Budget compromise? Parties differ on what it might look like
• Arrested man apparently used friend’s ID
• Woman treated at Mankato apartment fire
• Kids Against Hunger looking for some local generosity
• Man pleads guilty to possession of firearm
• Can you grow all the food you need on a quarter acre?
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to fire on Lind Street
• Research gift
• Real-world research
• Fredericks killed in car accident on Highway 14
• GOP lawmakers take spin around the state
• Grumble strips? Residents ask for a shoulder to bike on
• One killed in crash on Highway 14
• Matthew Albrecht search yields more evidence
• Family donates large tract of prairie, wetland to MSU
• Man admits to sexually touching teen victim
• Drug deal results in felony charge
• Nibbe murder case slowly moving forward
• Register for June Home Stretch workshops
• June 8-11: 'Clue: The Musical'
• Do you know someone who goes to Southeast Technical College? @Rasmussen now has an agreement with them to expand bachelor's degree offerings!
• Session ends with Job 1 undone
• End of session has its quirks
• Legacy Act spending bill has a chance to be signed
• Whose siding are you on? Wrong house ripped up
• Struck pension provision removed
• Budget wizardry funds LEC remodel
• RSVP Today!! the full panel is set and includes, an executive director and 2 HR VP's from 2 area businesses!! DON'T MISS IT!
• Take it from the experts!
• Gary Wersal of rural Madelia killed in lawn tractor accident
• Housing Choice Voucher (section 8) waiting list opened for Blue Earth County
• Housing Choice Voucher (section 8) waiting list opened for Blue Earth County
• Car crashes into Exclusively Diamonds on Saturday
• Woman reports sexual assault in Fifth Street home
• Man robbed after shared cab ride to Monks Avenue
• City of Mankato offices and Mankato Area Public Schools closed Memorial Day
• Mankato Department of Public Safety weekend calls for service
• Marathon final stretch to go down Riverfront
• Interchange work to begin in July
• Symphony-Native concert blends styles
• Krohn: Technology creates obsolescence, but some things keep on ticking
• Model airplace club flying high at dedication (photo gallery)
• Historic review clears way for Red Jacket Trail trestle repairs
• House approves gay marriage amendment
• Sculptures for art walk installed
• Local woman was prominent Civil War nurse
• Today's push reel lawnmowers: Not your grandpa's mower
• Live and owlet live
• Prayer riles Minnesota House
• Dick Rogers' radio career spanned decades, new formats
• Cornish opposed to Parry state funding bill
• Earth science lessons in countdown mode
• Cutting-edge research
• Car runs into house on Main Street
• Construction expected to begin along Riverfront Drive next week
• Summer theatre: 45 years
• Dayton, GOP meet to no avail
• In the Gruve: Exercise monitor being tested here
• Lemonade Day competitions begin Saturday
• Mankato West teacher inspires accolades
• 'Dakota Music Tour' coming to Mankato
• Mankato region loses jobs in April
• Condolences: Jim Schaffer
• Read the first chapter of Thugs, Drugs and the War on Bugs online for free
• Enter Mankato's 2012 city calendar photo contest
• Huettls regain access to some assets
• Marigold condos planned
• Rain can't dampen spirits at Maple River Relay for Life
• Funding input for arts sought
• Bookmobile cutback to be considered by Blue Earth County
• Making a difference
• Portion of Monks Avenue to close May 25
• Seeking solutions
• Service-learning
• Trip to help develop global citizens
• Officer’s harrowing ordeal a lesson to students
• Robber to repay bank, county
• New program aims to get more involvement in Special Olympics
• MnDOT wants ideas for 50-year plan
• Don Shelby tells audience nature can be golden
• Creative Computer Camps -- June 21, 22, 23 --Free Enrollment -- Contact Josh Smit at josh.smit@rasmussen.edu or call 507-625-6556
• 30 Ways to use mint
• HAN Univeristy visit
• Celebrate National Police Week – A Day in the Life of Police Officers. Check out the 10 ways police spend their days protecting us. Repost this as your status if you have a special someone in your life that is a police officer.
• Mankato Department of Public Safety temporarily moving later this month
• Death investigation is wide open
• Event to make Lasting Imprint on babies with broken hearts
• Schools earn money for saving money
• Mankato Area Public Schools to raise lunch prices a nickel
• Options remain before trial of man charged with vehicular homicide
• Three charged for burglaries committed in several area counties
• Munajjim faces assault charge
• Steffen accused of assaulting officer
• Creative Computer Camps!! FREE! June 21, 22, 23 from 10am to 1pm! Sign up now! Email: josh.smit@rasmussen.edu or call: 507-625-6556!!!
• Area law enforcement groups launch seat belt campaign May 23
• Portion of Tile Street to close for utility repairs Tuesday
• Real-world writing
• Kids Against Hunger gets New Ulm food-packing site
• Da Dad Dance: Fathers participate in annual dance recital
• Ask Us: They can’t all be good dogs
• District devises elementary technology standards for 21st-century learners
• Lurker has long criminal history
• Bugler saw war, uprising
• Old-school radio play being produced at KMSU
• Resident’s call results in drug arrest
• Several dogs saved, one dead in fire
• Minnesota fishing opener a cold one PHOTO GALLERY
• Minnesota representative says cats are as dangerous as coal
• Last Child in the Woods author to speak at Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
• Senate trims funds for Mankato children's museum
• Two plead out in drug case
• Financial barrier again confronts St. Peter improv team
• Struck pension bill advances
• Rape charges filed against Mankato man
• In a dad's mirror is his dad
• Police searching for dog that may have bit toddler in Sibley Park Thursday
• Here's a few photos from today's Commencement Ceremony. More photos can be found on our Flickr page here:
• Mankato Department of Public Safety seeks the public's help in identifying dog and owner
• Creating change
• Walking for a cause
• Students finish walk
• Education advocates
• Reminder that the 2011 commencement ceremony will be webcast beginning around 10:15 a.m. today. Congratulations to the BLC Class of 2011!
• Education advocates
• MSU students walk 88 miles for higher ed
• Charges pending in 43 burglaries
• Cornish's self-defense bill under fire
• Bill Edwards' grandfather served in Civil War
• Lonsdale bill collector fined: First Financial Services ordered to pay $100,000 fine
• Chief information officer named
• Student Health accreditation
• Real-world lessons
• May 24-28: 'Almost, Maine'
• 'Journey'
• Best in state
• Docmenting history
• Register today for Elk's Nature Center week-long summer day camps
• Artist Marian Anderson helps document MSU's history with 'Journey'
• Inter-city meeting focuses on veterans memorial, fireworks
• Almost 100, Evelyn Brauch is still going strong in Good Thunder
• Bone belonged to Matthew Albrecht
• Wolfe, East Manor child porn suspect, reaches plea deal
• Looking for ways to talk with your teachers effectively? Check out this week's Raise Your Hand vlog! #college #students
• City of Mankato receives Federal Aviation Adminstration/Governor's Award
• Bonita Domeier killed in three-wheeler crash in New Prague
• What's "your take" on making Cherry and Warren streets two-way streets?
• Summer job market is cool once again
• River study: Little improvement in 20 years
• Judge freezes Huettls' assets
• First half of 2011 real estate taxes coming due
• Firing of librarian stirs controversy in Waterville
• Claussen new Blue Earth County services director
• Vikings, Ramsey county announce deal on stadium
• Commencement week at BLC. We are excited for the Class of 2011! For those who can't make it to the events of the week, you'll be able to see everything on our website.
• Police, schools watching lurker
• GOP plan puts Nicollet, Sibley counties in John Kline’s district
• Council hires manager for $11.8 million LEC remodel
• Former Public Safety Director Jerry Huettl named in lawsuit
• Human remains search widens; Missing Mapleton man the question
• More accolades
• Munt murder trial: Children's case files will be examined
• Spring grads
• Floating concrete
• Double your gas mileage with hypermiling
• A star MSU graduate is driven
• Civil War re-enactor goes to schools in character
• Design innovations take MSU team to National Concrete Canoe Competition
• Paper, county dispute status of ‘finalists’
• Wartime ties still bind
• Mother-to-be continues workouts deep into pregnancy
• Ten terrific ways to cook with tulips
• Counties tally rural burglaries
• MSU graduates are ready for their next steps
• Mankato man OK after rear-ending semi
• Mankato/North Mankato honored as bike-friendly community
• Massage therapist accused of sex assault
• Fastenal vending machines dispense work-related items
• LeHillier fire flares up, again
• When shelter closes, men still need a home place
• Theatre honors
• Northbound lane of Val Imm Drive to close Monday
• Optimal Resume Overview!! Check it out!
• Check out this article written by a Rasmussen Faculty member!
• Highway 22 to reopen today
• New Ulm’s levee plan gets scaled back
• VINE’S vision an ambitious one
• Legislators appear wary of racino bill
• Wonderful ways to cook and entertain with violets and pansies
• Real-world persuasion
• Update: Fire destroys house in South Bend Township: dog rescued
• Tour Sibley Park in a carriage ride Sunday
• Cities of Mankato and North Mankato receive honorable mention as a Bicycle Friendly Community
• Spring commencement
• Navaho Avenue closed for storm drain repair
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to host coffee and conversation May 7
• Celebrate National Preservation month Thursdays in May
• Search for remains scheduled to resume
• Gun bill moves on to Minn. House
• Online services give schools the edge
• Recovery aid helping Madelia rebound from flood damage
• Sibley Park's World War I plaque in safe storage
• East students step up for Crisis Nursery with sleepover
• Listen up!!
• Save the date for Mankato's water treatment plant open house: June 23
• GOP redistricting bill divides Mankato House district
• Farmers ready to start springing into fields
• Blackhurst heads to Moorehead
• May 12, 13: First-time supervisor workshop
• 41 senior student-athletes honored
• Kiesler's in Waseca adding 29 campsites
• Educare Foundation grant projects technology-driven
• Drinking water quality judged good, especially in St. Peter
• Highways 15, 60 will get boost in funding
• Making a difference
• David Frauenshuh: DAA
• Mary Story: DAA
• Gunder Myran: DAA
• Todd Kelzenberg: DAA
• Michael LaCroix-Fralish: DAA
• Eugénie de Rosier: DAA
• Betty Wariari: DAA
• Dave Cowan: DAA
• Walt Wolff: DAA
• Mankato firefighters to train by Lime Valley Road, North Hill Drive and North Hill Court
• Mankato reaction to bin Laden death: Triumph, trepidation
• Congressman Tim Walz has questions about Pakistan's reliablity
• North Mankato to re-route HUD home-buying funds
• Mankato Brewery chooses North Mankato site
• Top male athlete awards
• 25 Green gifts for Mother's Day
• Steam heat system shutdown
• Top female athlete awards
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to fire on Belle Avenue
• RBA team impresses in robotics
• Special times at regional Special Olympics
• Fire in abandoned mobile home extinguished
• Winona educator is Teacher of the Year
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Smithsonian exhibit on American music opens in St. Peter
• Civil War soldier had a long walk home
• New Richland nursing home’s disaster likely to change state law
• Krohn: Keep your claws off the cute and cuddly, and maybe the cunning
• East hosting 2,000 musicians for Big Nine event
• Mankato woman pleads guilty in drug case, will testify
• Bethany physics instructor to students: Take this lesson and use it
• With caregiving costs rising, VINE seeks volunteers
• May Day event strives for ‘community picnic’ setting
• Wanted drug dealer caught in fresh sting
• Apartment development on Mankato's east edge to begin soon
• MSU class rewriting the book about the Dakota
• Highland Summer Theatre
• Another terrific senior recital coming your way on Sunday, May 1. Join us for Alison Gerdes' recital at 2 p.m. in Trinity Chapel. The event will be webcast as well at www.blc.edu/events/studentrecitals
• Health Services Students! looking to gain experience and connections in your field?? Try Job Shadowing or Volunteering at a medical facility!
• 'Twilight' star
• Region’s Red Cross heading south
• Guilty plea for hit-and-run
• Smithsonian musical exhibit coming to area
• Mankato worker memorial draws attention to unions, sacrifice VIDEO
• Gov. Dayton: 50-50 chance of deal with Republicans (VIDEO)
• VIDEO: "Twilight" star Chaske Spencer talks about his work
• Focus on wellness
• HIT MUST READ
• HIT Grads/Students MUST READ!!
• Widening opera's appeal
• Innocent verdict in sex assault trial
• Go on a high-tech treasure hunt in Rasmussen Woods
• Real-world opera
• Innovative exercise
• Register for May Home Stretch workshops
• Raw Fusion fashion show benefits Habitat for Humanity PHOTO GALLERY, VIDEO
• Republican party pays Nicollet County recount bill
• MSU wins Treadmill-a-Thon with St. Cloud State
• Cameras for important buildings could be coming to Blue Earth County
• From capers to pesto to flavored vinegars: Great ways to cook with nasturtiums
• Blaisdell not returning to Loyola
• Vulnerable adult found in Plymouth hotel
• 'Twilight' star
• Missing person located safe and unharmed
• Billionaire in the jury box
• Home sales flat in region
• In his honor
• Distinguished alumni
• BEC plans phone bank for disasters
• And a child shall lead them — in Arthritis Walk
• Mayors stand united on LGA issue
• April 28: Ru Freeman visit
• Water main flushing is May 1 through May 6
• Plowing recap: Success despite snowy winter
• Iranian arms dealer sent to Waseca prison
• Local historical register could better protect landmarks
• In plain sight, thieves foiled at Dutler's Bowl
• With move, YWCA adds more space
• Big Head Todd to headline RibFest
• VIDEO: Republicans re-affirm no tax increase
• Ten edible flowers and how to use them
• Looking for time management tips for #college students? @Rasmussen's Brooks Doherty has answers!
• Police seek missing vulnerable adult
• New City Update features Mankato's Spring Clean-up, held Saturdays in May
• Public's help needed in locating missing person
• Hardy in hardware: New Richland store still going
• Sheran scores victory for outstate transit
• Minor injuries after Highway 14 crash
• Young Civil War soldier made lasting impression
• Boy soldier’s diary details battles, hunger, misery
• Julee Johnson’s remembrance jewelry melds art, grief
• 'What I have done': A Civil War diary
• Krohn: Keeping up memorials takes dedication
• Forget strategy, these kids are on the (egg) hunt
• Assessments come as surprise to some in Nicollet County
• He's still missing, still missed
• Women helping women
• To do list: Cut strings, go to Africa
• Counties awaiting Republican payments
• Writing Conference: All for the love of literature
• New Ulm fire burns concertinas
• Shout out to our Nursing Grads who passed their Boards!! You make us proud!
• Fitness face-off
• No bluff: Mankato online poker players forced to fold by federal crackdown
• Civil War: Nicollet County brother against brother
• School Sisters of Notre Dame: We’re not going away
• Kilkenny man airlifted after crash near Madison Lake
• MADD sends message against driving distracted
• Collection agency sends big bill to Comcast
• Environmental group says not much has changed at one year oil spill anniversary
• No fee increase for 4 sports
• Smash-and-grab burglaries add up
• Base in place: Preparing for the Sculpture Tour
• New nutrition store consults, follows up
• Students see that having a baby is an amazing life lesson
• No abortions, lots of testing at Mankato Planned Parenthood
• MSU decides to kill three sports despite student vote
• Athletic fee not approved
• Tips for Avoiding Outdated Technology in Gadgets with @rastechdesign's Jacob Sorem: #technology #flip
• Koiné, a Christian musical group from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will present a concert in our Trinity Chapel on Friday, April 29 beginning at 7 p.m. All are invited to an evening of uplifting hymns and music.
• Passing the torch
• Give "your take" on enhancing a Mankato city service--snow removal.
• St. James native appearing on '20/20' to caution about distracted driving
• St. Peter’s water goes soft
• County approves new administrator’s contract
• MSU's MFA program makes Huffington Post list
• MSU film program to display work
• After decades of silence, violin is finally making music
• One of our biggest student recitals of the year occurs tonight. You can be part of it wherever you are because we are streaming the Spring Honors Recital live beginning at 7 p.m.
• Highway 19 from Highway 169 to Henderson opens
• April 25: Suicide prevention talk
• Real-world writing
• A place for writers
• MVAC looks to help keep the heat on
• Protesters want big business to pay more taxes
• Local flooding has St. Clair student thinking big
• For Abbey Calder, volunteerism is a LEEP forward
• Sentence doesn't satisfy
• April 28: Ethnic Studies Conference
• April 19: Valuing assessment
• International festival: Food, fun and learning
• Meyer to be paid $133,000
• Joan Mischka
• Taxi rates set to go up
• Area programs help students build financial knowledge
• Natural recipes: Elderberry honey syrup
• Easy, natural ways to perfect garden soil
• Taylor Corp. bias lawsuit advances
• Sheriffs chafe at shift
• Honored for a firefight
• Feared campus overdose leads to felony drug charges
• Mankato figure skaters show star power
• Mankato's City Center Market opening May 7
• Get free glass reusable straws for taking a stand against plastic
• City: Time for spring cleaning
• Kabobs to bite into restaurant biz
• Waseca manager finalist for Willmar job
• Annual youth concert series held at West High School
• April 26: 'It Gets Better'
• April 21: 'I've Got the Faith!"
• April 19: Final concert
• May 4: Flower planting, pick-up day
• One-woman demolition derby arrested
• Parent company names Free Press its best paper
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to disturbance report; one arrest made
• A hard trip home for Civil War officer’s body
• A sober reminder
• Probe of MnDOT worker's death continues
• Think tank: Co-op concept is a winner
• April 28, 29, 30: 'The Cell Phone Dance'
• April 16: FAA seminar
• April 22: USDA Grant discussion
• Mankato area gains jobs
• 29 Reasons to hang out your laundry
• Do you want to learn more about Bethany and our academic programs? We're hosting an open house this Saturday. Call our admissions office or visit the link for more information at 800-944-3066.
• Condolences: Kenneth White
• Advancing the arts
• Nicollet County to GOP: Pay your bill
• Local trout season delayed
• High-speed motorcycle chase ends in arrest
• New Richland home recovering nicely
• April 16, 17: Recital performance
• ROTC names top cadet
• Help for Japan
• Sports save
• Save the date for rock and mineral show at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Take Back the Night tonight
• Supt. finalist declines LSH top job
• Bullet stops in weatherman’s home
• St. Peter Regional Treatment Center CEO fired
• Farris murder trial delayed
• Mankato questions seasonal unemployment claims
• Severe weather week
• Regional music awards
• Meredith Scholarship awarded
• April 15:Sport management Hall of Fame
• April 17: Mankato Area International Festival
• Portion of Poplar Street closed to upgrade sanitary sewer
• Two arrested for possession of child pornography
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to disturbance call; two arrests made
• Man flees domestic disturbance, arrested after chase
• Hotel manager gives chase, recovers stolen televisions
• Wheel Get There program needs help to get there
• Trial delayed after legal twists and turns
• April 28: Ethnic studies conference
• Stink bugs are coming
• Mankato VA Clinic opens
• Crazy about Apps?? Check out the Interview App by Monster.com
• The job market is starting to pick up!! See Career Services today
• Lee Blvd. to close for several hours Tuesday
• Club’s goal: To get boys to want to read
• Islamic center fills area need
• After successful weekend, Munchkin Markets will be back
• Block party to benefit Campus Kitchen
• April 25-27: 'Frozen'
• April 21: Student Caller Award Ceremony
• Watonwan County deputy’s firing upheld
• Murray: A moment that stole a father’s breath away
• Tourtellotte helped ‘Hold the Fort’
• Annual sale helps Lancer families fund band trips
• Blueprint for Safety coordination to assist domestic violence victims
• Elk's Nature Center holding geocaching community day event
• Window incident under investigation
• Sugar maples sprout sweet hobby
• Commercials shot in Mankato store to run nationwide and in Canada
• Community survey shows support for schools’ consolidation
• The art of "Mmmph' in marriage
• Elderly care is Chesley Lecture focus
• Kindergartener is hometown hero
• Office Space Design: business evolves from college idea
• Outer-limits art
• New Mankato City Update features April 30th high-tech treasure hunt in Rasmussen Woods
• Mn/DOT asks for input on transportation goals for the future
• North Sibley Park reopens
• Member investors tour ‘pretty amazing’ new co-op
• Mankato drummer boy served throughout Civil War
• LSH chooses superintendent
• Spring Lake Park pool to be open all summer
• April 25: WRC open house
• April 12: ‘Laramie Project’
• Sibley Parkway viaduct closed
• Choice of judges for Nibbe case dwindles
• Student-centered
• Viaduct onto Sibley Parkway closed until July
• B.E. County still has high sexually transmitted disease rate
• Interstate sex offender gets 40-year sentence
• Slowdown if a shutdown
• Mike Hodapp, after more than 40 years of service, retiring from MSU
• Testimony taken in dog shooting case
• April 14: 'Block party'
• State announces road projects
• 19 Foods to naturally detox radiation
• United Way's Community Issues Lunch Forum
• Bob Meyer gets Blue Earth County administrator's post
• With flood risk passed, area cites ponder what to do with sandbags, barricades
• April 14: Single-payer health care
• April 13: 'Who's Afraid of a Free Society?'
• April 9: Maverick Women's Walk
• Native American theme chosen for GAC reading program
• SCC blisters the pavement for a shoe cause
• New Ulm heart project shows early promise
• $156,343 grant for 2011-2012
• Main Street (at Riverfront Drive) closed for sewer pipe repair
• Flannery named dean
• Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods closed April 23
• Sick woman burglarized
• April 18: Frontier Forum
• April 28: Native Americans
• April 6-8: Millenium marathon
• Blue Earth County to interview three administrator finalists today
• Mankato council to buy bank land
• Wish upon a star
• April 14: 'Green Leadership'
• April 13: 'The Clothesline Project'
• Warrant issued for assault suspect
• Alpacas return to Sibley zoo home.
• April 13: Denim Day
• April 13: 'Take Back the Night'
• It's not too late! We still have some space available for this weekend's Bethany Women's Retreat.
• Portion of Riverfront Drives remains one-lane; Second Street is an alternate route
• County releases names of finalists
• Rescued kayaker identified
• Deep cuts last for decades
• Sumter veteran settled in Mankato
• Local census shows minority numbers adding up
• Authorities identify motorcycle accident victim
• Twins recovering from early delivery
• Authorities pull kayaker from river
• Dems talk budget with constituents
• Two rescued from Minnesota River
• Mankato man dies in motorcycle crash
• Spear: Clearing the air on Santa, Head Start
• It’s our nature to nurture, but nature’s what counts
• Love, reverence for Kuwait-bound guardsmen
• County not releasing finalists for administrator
• Major regional aquifer stable, for now
• The Civil War: Bernt Olmanson’s letters tell of fighting and finance
• MN accepts applications for bear hunting -- research bears are still unprotected
• 5 Ways to go green and save money in April
• Nibbe makes first post-indictment court appearance
• Eating local is the rule at St. Peter’s River Rock cafe
• Finalists named for LSH top job
• Ojanpa: Clever clothes caper is chronicled
• From nanotechnology to sand mines, teachers get their lessons
• Highway 93 to Le Sueur open
• Wish upon a star
• 'The Odyssey' encore
• Elliot Bonner feature
• Greek Week clothing drive
• Campus Kitchen volunteers
• Bike and walk social includes bike tune-ups, pot luck, and more
• Gov. seeks better pension for deceased MnDOT worker's family
• Athletic cuts proposed
• Helping others
• The Civil War: Slavery the issue
• City of Mankato Newsletter - March 31, 2011
• MSU athletic cuts aired
• Mankato City Council to vote on bank purchase
• Warrant issued for suspect in drug deal
• Jury will decide if Lake Crystal man was in position of authority in criminal sex case
• Another champion
• Be a part of Mankato's after-winter clean-up efforts
• Councilpersons Karen Foreman and Jack Considine to hold listening sessions in April
• Judson Bottom Road to re-open
• Funding conundrum
• Legislature targets higher ed
• Ballroom makeover
• Wii can teach: Waseca schools reach struggling kids with video games
• Teens arrested after church robbed
• Brown is region’s healthiest county
• Krohn: Locals played big role in Civil War
• College enrollment aids in surviving cuts
• MSU Ballroom being renovated
• Distinguished faculty
• April 4,5: Undergraduate research conference
• Bethany is hosting a Relay for Life event on Friday, April 29. Join us in helping find a cure for cancer.
• Nibbe indicted on murder charges
• Highway 99 east of St. Peter open
• 5 best meal deals on the road
• Mecca Tattoo opening coincides with music festival
• Acclaimed local tattoo artist opens new downtown shop
• With no rain, river may fall, rise, recede
• Elysian offering housing and business stimulus
• Blue Earth County looks at social host law
• Consolidation leaders may move on
• County would take $1 million plus hit from legislative plan
• Drunken nuisance law a go
• Mankato schools recognized for AP courses
• Vigil remembers Svetlana Munt
• April 5: Food & Fitness Expo
• Enjoy dancing, live music, and good food? Then join us for the 4th Noche De Salsa event this Saturday! It's fun for the whole family!
• Fellow firefighters, co-workers honor fallen MnDOT worker
• April 9: Women's Walk team
• Urban nominated as teacher of the year finalist
• Championship basketball
• Leading the way
• Condolences: Elizabeth Kearney
• Life Remembered: Elizabeth Kearney was pillar of community groups
• Drive A Tank’s appeal proves to be right on target
• Bridge closed, but brunch wasn't
• Tying it all together: Gustavus student earns impressive fellowship
• Truman folk kept clear heads above water
• Flooding apparently breaks gas line in New Ulm
• Front-Line conference
• Continuing education workshops
• Athletic training award
• April 7-16: 'The Producers'
• GOP-held legislative districts in region must grow
• Keeping tabs on the rising rivers
• Restitution order tossed by appeals court
• Janesville’s tribute to ‘Hee Haw’ a hit
• Farm prices up, home values decline slightly in 2011
• Drunk and disorderly law goes to public hearing
• Candlelit vigil planned to honor slain Munt
• Gunther, Cornish doing tough work on budgets
• Flood comfort level is rising in Mankato
• Our Speech Team Home Concert was this past Monday. Curious about what the Speech Team does? What's a Home Concert? Watch and find out.
• Portion of Riverfront Drive will be one lane beginning Monday
• Regional reachout
• Sand pleads guilty
• Cleveland, MnDOT mourn Struck
• Flood control in St. Peter? It's in the bags
• 5 ways to avoid hidden and upfront bank fees
• $5 demand leads to charges
• Shoe-collecting New Ulm student to appear on TV
• Tea party's message to Walz: Cut
• Protesters deliver asthma inhalers to Representative Paulsen's office
• Veggies and fruits on a road trip? 5 ways to get better nutrition
• 40 Fruits, vegetables and herbs that will grow in partial shade
• Hwy 19 west of Henderson closed
• April 21: Retirement luncheon
• Learn how to prepare for emergencies at April 5 discussion
• NCAA Final Four
• Snow, cold lower crest prediction
• Best career builder site: ilostmyjob.com
• Book reviews land history, ways to protect and restore
• Giefer DNA order challenged, denied
• Group offers new LGA perspective
• Senior art exhibits
• Our third annual women's retreat is coming soon. Follow the link to find more information about this inspiring event.
• March 31: Nearly Naked Run
• SBDC receives contribution
• Concert-goer arrested at civic center
• Reaching out
• Rain adds to flooding predictions
• Some sandbagging under way
• DNR to encourage water outings for minorities
• Questions abound regarding Highway 14 project
• Highway 169 between Mankato, St. Peter open again
• Highway 93 into Le Sueur to close this evening
• MnDOT worker presumed dead after backhoe flip in creek
• March 23: Eric Gansworth reading
• House south of Mankato burns
• March 24: Jazz, Indian music performance
• March 25: Virtual reality demo
• March 22: Orchestra performance
• What do a rabbit pretending to be a bear, the fear of consuming pork, and the obituary of John Lennon have in common? If you attend the Bethany Speech Team home concert tonight at 7 p.m. in Meyer Hall 101, you will find out!
• Preparing for flood
• Mankato's Latest Information On Flood Preparedness - Mar 21, 2011
• Residents prepare, stay calm as water rises
• Cities to begin walking floodwall
• Best Mankato flood views limited to observation areas
• March 24: Talking teaching
• Flood volunteers
• ACES program enjoying good growth
• With popularity of adaptive skiing program, another sit-ski is needed
• Mankato eye doctor reprimanded
• Here is the link for tonight's senior recital by Sarah Webber. It begins in just a couple of hours! Congratulations to Sarah!
• Floodwatch indicators
• Flooding affects area roads
• Grand jury to be called in Nibbe case
• Man accused of sexual assault
• Two accused of attacking couple in bed
• Man makes threat on Bethany campus
• Space exploration: Retailers finding the right fits in Kato
• 65 years later, former Navy aviator on cover of history of USS Midway
• MPR’s Youth Radio Series brings its stories here
• Mueller hired as Gaylord police chief
• Local youth show off their skills at inaugural talent show
• Sorry folks, the recital mentioned in our previous post is on Monday evening. We apologize for the mix up. Tune in tomorrow evening. We'll provide the link on Monday.
• Springfield braces for flooding
• 169/14 intersection a top priority of highway group
• Construction of acceleration lane for northbound 169 planned
• 14-year fugitive now in prison
• The live streaming of Bethany music events continues on Sunday evening when Bethany senior Sarah Webber presents her recital. Tune in on the Bethany website at 7p.m.
• Cloudy future for LSH's Hilltop Elementary
• Home Show has something for everyone
• Gustavus recalls students from Japan
• Gunther to saddle up 'racino' in House
• Potential flood volunteers to get training by Salvation Army
• Ojanpa: TV living off the fat of the land
• April 1: HERS applications due
• Better communication
• Intoxication ordinance gives city-student panel a test
• Blarney is alive and well amid New Ulm’s Germans
• RBA taking big steps toward Robotics event
• Practice pays off at Knowledge Bowl
• Mankato population growth explodes
• Census: small towns in region mixed
• City of Mankato's population grows by 21.2 percent
• Local job numbers up 1 percent
• Give "your take" about Riverfront Park events
• Former Waseca County jailer loses appeal
• New Ulm to build temporary berm
• Flood system extends deep
• Blue Earth, Nicollet, Le Sueur counties grow
• How many nuclear power plants are in Minnesota and how safe are they?
• REEL festival postponed
• March 24: Global Solutions Lecture Series
• Nationals bound
• Winnebago backs off water bill system
• Rapid melt without rain ideal
• Mav fans back team in black
• Flood prep: State will help, but locals are in charge
• Event connects social service agencies with those who need a little help
• Maple River marching band receives award
• No four-day week at New Ulm schools
• Regional playoffs
• March 17: Parking hearing
• Helping from afar
• RBA earns national competition berth, begins fundraising effort
• Wilson sentenced for stalking
• Wandering 2-year-old returned home safely
• Lemonade Day to help encourage youth in business
• Japanese students doing more than hoping
• St. Peter theater's future uncertain
• Parry bill asks public workers to contribute more
• New residence hall
• Meredith scholar
• Music fans (and who isn't) stop by our BLC home page tonight to listen to the Bethany Bands perform their homecoming concert. The music begins at 7 p.m.!
• Global connections
• CJ students... did you know the MN DOC actually has a PPT presentation on 'how to interview"?? Check it out!
• Cat-friendly burglar found in unlocked apartment
• Two teens suspected of vehicle vandalism
• New consignment sale opportunity in North Mankato: Munchkin Markets
• Miles of smiles
• Mankato parks likely to be flooded this spring
• Health care students get real-world experience
• Magazine owners accused of swindling area businesses
• One injured in kitchen fire
• Morrow says report on sex offender program is an opportunity
• Sixteen ways to save money on organic foods
• Biofuels expert to speak in Mankato on March 21
• Public Safety responds to kitchen fire
• Consumers’ focus expected to change with gas up
• Defense digs into issue of children’s safety
• Helicopter pilot hopes to inspire in Parade
• SCC group heading to Capitol to support higher education
• Art leads way at Culture Festival
• Horticulture Day encourages spring thoughts
• Free Irish corned beef dinner tonight: Plus "Irish" recipes
• Locals use Web to check on loved ones affected by quake, tsunami
• It was the call his family hoped to never get
• Lake Crystal man guilty of selling crack cocaine
• West students stage walkout to support teachers
• Ojanpa: Me Grok, me like to burn meat
• Remember to confirm your spring quarter schedule! Any questions? Call 507 625 6556.
• Celtic band/singers perform March 20
• Free kids party Saturday, March 12, and other Dr. Seuss birthday fun
• Portion of Marshall Street closed for possible water main break
• In-house surgery lab helps pet shelter trim costs
• East seniors speak at Washington Elementary
• Ed Burdick served House long, and well
• Rural Hanska church embraces the wind
• Theater Production Honored
• Review: Thugs, Drugs and the War on Bugs
• Join us for the Third Annual Bethany Women's Retreat. Click the link to learn more. Hurry, space is filling quickly!
• Governor to discuss flood preparedness in Mankato
• Mall wall, play area vandalized
• Copper stolen from Historic Courthouse
• Noted Jazz Musician
• Death notices
• Suspected drug dealer faces new charge
• YMCA to continue as sponsor of KidsK race
• Man arrested for sexual assault of teen
• Burglary suspect arrested at MSU
• Cambria still working to keep silo sign up
• Erosion on rural Mankato road threatens residents
• Student Union Ballroom Remodeled
• Cornish calls for crackdown on fake IDs
• Co-owner of Marktplatz Mall has retail dreams
• 12 Great sources of natural mulch for your vegetable gardens
• Child abuse plea reached
• Taylor Library getting the word out about BYKI
• Help for homeless to gather at Verizon
• Anti-GMO groups call for boycott of Land O'Lakes for secret GM seed company
• National Crown To Handball Team
• Comedy To Open
• Tonight's event at Elk's Nature Center canceled
• District: Student survey results positive
• Missionaries wander MSU campus to talk Catholicism
• Intoxication ordinance to get public hearing
• North Mankato council thinking spring
• Marcie Flygare is fully fit to serve
• Tired of being frugal? How to stay prudent in uncertain times
• 2003 Alum Shares 'Case Study In Getting Published'
• Two assaulted on Gustavus campus
• Long-Term Care Policy Leader To Speak
• Deadly rollover occurs on Highway 14
• Three teens arrested in robbery
• Student Affairs Leader
• Portion of Parkway Avenue closed to repair water main break hole
• Food shoppers swallowing higher prices
• Firefighters train for flood work
• Library system gets set for e-book downloads
• Three East students to sing in National Honor Choir
• Ceiling heater causes small fire at Nicollet school
• Reading literacy program to expand in Mankato, state
• Five ways to go green (and save money) in March
• Abuse reporter: System is flawed
• Children's Museum seeks Legacy funds
• Highway 14 project fast tracked
• College grads are headed to a better job market
• Waterville enjoys a little Mardi Gras on ice
• St. Peter continues decathlon tradition
• 5 ways to get the best air fare price
• Elks Nature Center to hold variety of fun programs
• Grant will let Mankato hire three firefighters
• Job vacancies are up, but the pay isn't
• Donated police uniforms to go on display
• ‘Hannah’s Law’ moves forward
• A Life Remembered: Hawbaker was the calm after the storm
• Ojanpa: Now for your homework assignment ...
• Safe travels to everyone during Spring Break!
• Weekend editions: Food price inflation, job prospects, Highway 14 funding
• Today's Services (3/4/11)
• Upcoming events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Myron Orfield Presents On March 28
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to hold listening session Saturday
• Critics: Winnebago water bills are all wet
• Coming to America: one refugee's story
• A new answer to Easter Island mystery
• Fire destroys Handyman's pole barn
• Good Thunder Reading Series
• March 22: 'Big Ideas Speakers Series'
• Save on seasonal discounts: What to buy in March
• Flooding risk up 20 percent
• MacArthur-Winning Author To Speak
• Noted Gender Analyst To Speak
• Man charged with sexually assaulting vulnerable teen
• Area adds 1,100 jobs over year
• Local Social Security workers protest proposed cuts
• Second-run theater ticketed for second life
• Free concert of handbell music Sunday Mar. 6 in Mankato
• Kitchen fire prompts spontaneous combustion warning
• Heartworm an expensive problem
• Old stone house gains allies
• Neighbors restaurant closed because of fire
• New Ulm Citizens for Clean Energy meeting planned for March 8
• Flood preparedness is year-round effort in Mankato
• Cities counting on rural GOP
• River cities start planning for flood possibilities
• Make a tasty baked vegetable salad
• Newest MSU hall to mean the end of Gage
• Peak Performance owner reaches plea deal
• New director named
• March 22: Andreas lecture
• Student earns internship
• Miller one of '11 Who Care'
• City of Mankato Newsletter - February 28, 2011
• Law would target the drunk and disorderly
• MSU effort provides a taste of science and engineering to Latino students
• Police, fire depts. to join in remodeled LEC
• Revised budget forecast provides whisper of relief
• Mankato buys fireworks package
• Man leaps to safety before vehicle hits train
• Loose talk leads to molestation charges
• 5 swap sites to get what you want without cash
• March 3: Computer gaming lecture
• March 8: 'Why Work Sucks'
• Guardsman interrupting budding professional career with tour of duty
• Parry returns to radio
• Ask Us: MSU field house lights an issue
• Pancake fundraiser a flippin' good time
• Medicaid expansion to kick in
• Save money: Plan ahead to shop for easy meals
• Want to sue fast-food? Fat chance
• Civil War history to come to life
• Pedestrian crash civil lawsuit settled, trial avoided
• Apply today--make a difference
• Minnesota unions insist: Compensation is the big issue here
• Cooking class teaches vital skill in living independently
• Ojanpa: Want some slapstick with that slap-hitter?
• Authorities: Truman deaths a murder-suicide
• Free classes and offers at Mankato JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts grand opening
• Roofing, siding companies still catching up to winter
• Law enforcement officials complete narcotics investigation; two arrests made
• Portion of Belle Avenue closed due to water main break
• Photographer sends camera to the edge of space
• Cambria appears to yield on silo ad
• Yellow Rose winners named
• Diversity Council president inspired to educate
• Save money: Repurpose your old clothes
• Powerful computing tools
• A New Decade, A New You Facebook Contest!!! To Find Out More Follow this Link:
• VIDEO: Hentges pitches civic center project
• "New Music Recital" is tonight! Here's a link to listen to the live audio stream of the event. We hope you enjoy hearing this original music composed and performed by Bethany students!
• Global connections
• Register for March Home Stretch workshops
• Two found dead in Truman
• Man indicted by grand jury in Kasota murder
• Status of women is conference topic
• Sierra Leone native raising funds to help kids attend school
• Manufacturers sounding upbeat tone
• Feb. 24: Teaching, learning
• Honoring graduates
• Greer: New dean
• Many cool things happening on the Bethany campus in the next several weeks. Among the great events is the "New Music Recital." The recital features all "new music" composed by current Bethany students. Join us tomorrow evening at 7 p.
• Reaching out to young people with nowhere else to go
• CPR training law would be Hannah’s ‘legacy’
• Old stone house dealt setback in court ruling
• VIDEO: Friends go Gaga for Jessica's birthday
• Soccer complex plan proceeds
• Student wins national community volunteer award
• County split on administrator hiring
• Best tip for pharmacy prescription discounts
• Downtown snow emergency tonight
• Minnesota music
• Condolences: Ned Williams
• Downtown snow emergency called for tonight beginning at 10 p.m.
• City spreading the word: In snow emergency, get cars off the streets
• Cornish counters land legislation
• Trial delayed for man accused of embezzlement
• Drug, gun suspect still on the run
• East, West team up for music
• Tax concerns prompting PTO-PTA switch
• Mankato's Rita Road closed after water pipe break
• Get involved: Report potholes on our interactive map
• Using science
• Senior games
• Free help to fill out college financial aid forms
• Classes being held
• Mankato snow emergency in effect beginning at midnight tonight
• Waste Management pulls garbage and recycling trucks today for safety
• Hiking for a hospital
• College Goal offers financial aid advice
• Winter is not done with us yet
• City seeks police volunteers
• How to deal with a long winter in Mankato 10 ways
• Free opera class Feb. 23 includes free Feb. 27 ticket to MSO's La Traviata
• Alcohol server training for bar owners cancelled
• Mankato to host Senior Games
• Science Saturday at SCC reaches out to refugee, immigrant students
• Holocaust survivor to speak at MSU
• Audit criticizes state’s medical transport system
• Free products at Mankato CVS Pharmacy grand opening, February 19 - 26
• Web role in Egyptian revolution downplayed
• State official talks flood insurance in St. Peter visit
• Attorney: Prosecutor violated standards
• No decision yet from grand jury
• Mankato has talent ... and an award to prove it
• School partnerships help put careers on display
• Examining the cost of local eggs by quality, brand and package
• Feb. 20: Student aid workshop
• Help us help you by reporting potholes
• Munt plans to argue he was forced to shoot wife
• Le Center school officials make case for consolidation
• Former St. Peter bus driver sentenced for sexual assault
• Attorney's outburst halts hearing
• Fog contributes to vehicle crashes
• Judge orders Nibbe competent to stand trial
• GOP: Dayton's tax increase an outdated approach
• Feb. 18-20: Bunny Just Festival
• Continuing ed courses
• Felony-level charges filed in alleged MVL drug deal
• Unauthorized search spells trouble for probation officer
• A new guitar, by his own hands
• Recap of our Live Coverage! Wednesday's Mankato/North Mankato Intergovernmental Committee
• Feb. 26: 'Iktomi'
• 10 easy ways to include more fruits and veggies in your diet
• Preventing bullying
• Free health clinic for senior citizens
• Grand jury convenes in Kasota killing
• Local institutions mostly pleased with Dayton's budget proposal
• Blue Earth County to begin accepting plastic
• MSU panel discusses the culture of bullying
• Valentine shoplifter jailed after crash
• Business partnerships
• MSU and YMCA switch to moss-based natural pool cleaning system
• Feb. 22: Holocaust happenings
• Feb. 28: 2010 reimbursement deadline
• New report says mercury from coal continues to negatively impact Minnesotans
• Simple to ornate
• Sculpture damaged
• June trial set in traffic fatality
• Area stores no fans of Sunday liquor
• MSU snow sculpture sustains vandalism
• Convicted drug dealer charged with tampering
• Urged to buy flood insurance? Ask and think about it
• Walmart driver sentenced
• Free screening of The Dark Side of Chocolate at MSU
• 36 Registered Employers For Thursday's Career Fair!! See me of a full list! Benedictine Health System Blue Hue Buyfun.com Hickory Tech ISJ Jeane Thorne Mankato Clinic Mankato Department of Public Safety Mapleton Community Home Department of Correcti
• Rubenesque
• Serious competition
• City of Mankato offices closed; no school for Mankato Area Public Schools' students Monday
• Homeowners checking out flood insurance
• Volunteers pack with pep
• N. Mankato again seeks funds for park plan
• County working to get landfill to turn trash into cash
• Fun and fundraising make for popular plunge
• Region’s foreclosure rates rose in 2010
• Schools looking to make up lost time
• Record medallion hunt ends
• Seeking Civil War stories
• Fun and healthy treats for Valentine's Day
• Student wishes she were in her homeland
• Prosecutor: Move on with murder case
• Two dogs with local owners to compete in Westminster next week
• How to make a heart shaped Valentine's Day cake
• United Way announces business, volunteer awards
• Ojanpa: Tulsans make nice like ... us?
• Rube Goldberg contraptions on display at MSU
• How to make sweet crepes for Valentines Day
• Feb. 15: Eastern Blok band
• Feb. 24-25: Faculty workshops
• Did I mention that Amanda Place from ISJ will be speaking at 5:00pm on Thursday 2/17 (after the Career Fair) about professionalism?? Come and learn what ISJ and many area employers are looking for in an employee!!
• Hey Paralegals! We are having a Representative from the MN Paralegal Association on hand at the Career Fair!! Use this opportunity to network and advance your profession!
• Dennis Frederickson moves from Legislature to DNR post
• Teen was drunk in May crash
• Snow sculpture to be a real work of art
• Madelia athletes may participate in concussion program
• Maple River senior 5th in Brain Bee competition
• 14 Frugal Valentine's Day ideas, not cheap
• Gadgets galore
• Feb. 15: Study abroad fair
• Free local foods seminar to be held in Fairmont
• Meet with legislators for the environment this Saturday
• Art exhibit: through Feb. 22
• Justice Studies... MN State Patrol just registered for the Career Fair!!! Get those elevator pitches ready!!
• Mankato crews plow away at massive snow piles
• Madelia boy gets governor’s attention
• Robbery suspects indicted
• Mankato townhome project moves ahead
• Man pleads not guilty in exploding sex toy case
• Justice Studies Students/Grads: Mankato department of Public Safety is coming to the Career Fair!!
• Feb. 9-11: Tech fair
• Bakery, restaurant and orchard: Review of Emma Krumbees in Belle Plaine
• Ice art
• Altered sex offender report irritates area legislators
• Part of silo controversy appears resolved
• Exterminators getting more calls about bedbugs
• Feb. 9-12: Super sculpture
• North Mankato to re-visit development procedures
• Morrow has nuclear storage concerns
• BackPack program expanding
• Widening the streets
• Complete this survey for your chance to win a Sony e-reader!!
• Apply to serve as a volunteer part-time police officer with the city of Mankato
• Yesterday after Chapel we celebrated some special anniversaries of faculty and staff who have worked on campus 10 or more years. Please join us in congratulating them on their many years of service to Bethany.
• Mankato schools adjust 2011-12 schedule
• Ziegler subsidy moves forward in N. Mankato
• Alleged sex abuser turns himself in
• New Ulm teen attempting feet feat
• Wells budget shows a surplus
• Vegan book hits number one on Amazon
• ISJ, Benedictine Living and Kids Corner just registered for our Career Fair on 2/17!! Allied Health, Nursing and ECE students/grads... get those resumes ready!!!
• Become "Smart on Money" with free online "Personal Finance Basics"
• Give Mankato "your take" on needed street repairs
• February events in Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Skyline’s City Hall emblematic of small town’s fiscal health
• Attorneys clash in cocaine, gang case
• Visit helps strengthen MSU’s international relationships
• Planning to save money at the grocery store: 5 ideas for employed homemakers
• Valentine's Day "Dinner and the Stars" at Mankato East Planetarium
• Free seed starting charts and calendars to help prepare your garden
• Brad Finsted a voice of experience on stadium bills
• Rosen the Senate signal caller for a stadium bill
• He'll Pack 'em in today at Spinners
• Big Bobber, small bites
• Suspect reaches deal in drug case
• Krohn: Flood walls a sight for sore, dry eyes
• Should you shop Amazon.com for organic deals?
• Clue No. 1: Winter Medallion Hunt
• North Kato pet error has 'em barking
• Defense in murder case argues for fresh competency exam
• Cheapest deals in February, from home theater to Valentine's flowers
• Pioneer Bank introduces the most innovative account on the market: Kasasa Tunes
• Ojanpa: Some are slow to learn what all this snow means
• Truman man guilty in '08 assault
• St. Peter Regional Treatment Center will see changes
• Martin County commissioner facing felony theft charges
• Former St. Peter woman is victim in murder-suicide
• Roof collapse at Apple Valley church
• Superbowl dreams
• Tourists get to see a revolution begin
• Environmental rollbacks in the works
• Man accused of touching, kissing teen at Waseca school
• Brakes, patience pay off during ‘old fashioned’ winter
• Feb. 13: Chiarina Piano Quartet
• Feb. 23-26: African leadership conference
• Premier "Dracula" adaptation
• Feb. 16: Religious misperceptions
• Computer glitch delays tax refunds for thousands
• Another proposal to sell liquor on Sundays
• Mankato Councilperson Karen Foreman to hold listening session Saturday
• Dietary guideline: Eat less
• MSU’s Africa Night to focus on tradition
• Area charter schools appear to be safe
• Bathke went missing, then was found
• Starcraft tournament tests tactics at GAC
• Snow emergency downtown tonight
• Chancellor-elect
• Global connections
• Water shut off on Weaver Street due to water main break
• Snow emergency for Mankato's downtown corridor begins tonight at 10 p.m.
• Chancellor candidate interviews
• Groundhog day star Punxsutawney Phil predicts early Spring
• Trestle bridge restoration on track to open this summer
• Local domestic violence survivor tells her story
• Campbell attorney wants charges dropped
• MSU professor says ‘power is in the people’ in native Egypt
• Stimulus money led to big year for Open Door Health Center
• Bills aim to bring smoking back to bars
• Coal ash waste tied to cancer-causing chemicals in water supplies
• He's a contender
• Five ways to go green (and save money) in February
• Reminder!! Join us in Rm 104 tomorrow for Career Fair Prep!!
• Campus Kitchen fundraiser
• Feb. 1: Chancellor interviews
• City of Mankato Newsletter - January 31, 2011
• Role reversal keeps projects in question
• Texting, social media has youth in a new world
• Delevan eyed for new grain elevator
• Hermies is now Hobbers
• Winter Slam: Demo derby awaits
• Mankato snow emergency to begin at midnight
• Feb. 15: Red Cross blood donations
• Finalist
• Mankato snow emergency in effect beginning at midnight tonight
• MnDOT reporting difficult driving conditions
• Today marks the beginning of our annual phone-a-thon. It's the time of year when we catch up with your news and we share some news about BLC. We'll also be asking for your support. If the phone rings and the Caller ID says Bethany, take a few m
• How to increase ease and efficiency in your life - block pop ups
• Property donations sought for Mankato Department of Public Safety training
• Textbook loan program growing at MSU
• Super shooting gallery: From tanks to machine guns
• Influenza becomes widespread
• Free miniature horses from Janesville farm via Mankato Freecycle
• Great green reads online
• Changes at MSU tough for some, while others are able to adjust
• Farm toys show soft spots
• Mankato expanding health care curriculum
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow stops in Mankato
• Pipeline plan spurs water warfare
• Review: Glucosamine chondroitin, Osteo Bi-Flex for joint pain
• Water main break on portion of East Main Street
• Birdhouses for people: Art project helps Habitat for Humanity
• Lawmakers: RTC walkaway being taken seriously
• Water treatment plant slated to open in April
• Munt murder case moving forward
• Cornish bill seeks to punish police dog abusers
• It's done -- GMO Alfalfa approved with no restrictions
• Water off in Monks/Balcerzak area due to pipe break
• Our friends at The Lutheran Home Association have an opportunity for college students to be part of an exciting summer program sharing their faith with special needs adults. Several BLC students have been involved with the program throughout the years. B
• Chancellor selection schedule
• Crazy Weather ecology app is free today
• Don't forget to attend our Career Fair Prep Event!! 2/2 from 5:00 - 7:00pm in room 104!! Free food and beverages provided.
• Starring role
• Water main break on Monks Avenue and Balcerzak Drive
• Suspicious package leads to khat bust
• Betsy-Tacy hires executive director
• BizTown gives Loyola students a taste of the real world
• Cornish bill would add names to sex offender registry
• Brace yourself for spring flooding
• Vietnamese-American celebration
• Linguistics Olympiad competition
• Blues music performance
• Amended system procedures
• Ah, cappella . . .
• Earn money for recycling in ways you probably didn't know about
• Free Press wins 8 awards
• Create your LinkedIn account today!!!
• In the Big Show
• Ice fishing contest
• Water off at Eastwood Drive, Jaycee Court and Glenwood Avenue
• Recession came here late, lingers
• Julie Rosen's Capitol trip a capital time
• Townships grumble over cost of traffic sign upgrades
• How to find produce coupons
• Benefit planned for the disabled in soccer
• Domestic assault deaths put system under the lens
• Robbery victims confronted intruders
• Props to Bethany senior Michael Lilienthal for winning a prestigious student critic's competition! Maybe you can ask him about your favorite movie's chance for an Oscar! Follow the link for more information.
• Review: Tree Craft offers easy projects from tree trimmings and found wood
• Snow? 'Sno problem
• Area not sharing in job growth
• Feb. 9-11: Tech Fair
• Mathematical modeling discussion
• Gag order requested in coach's sex assault case
• Gas prices going up and up
• Plea agreement reached as victim's story is changed
• Hit-and-run victim: “He hit me, then he stopped right on top of me.”
• Theater awards sweep
• Food makers unveil misleading new labeling
• Considering relocation? Read this
• New art reuse store and workspace opening at the Children's Museum
• Farm show tickets
• Cash in unwanted items at Treasure Hunters Roadshow in Mankato Jan. 25-29
• PHOTO GALLERY: Origami Art at Gustavus Adophus College
• Apply to serve on a city of Mankato citizen committee
• Register for February Home Stretch workshops
• Four arrested after apartment burglary
• Experts say ethanol damaging small-engines
• Arrests made in MSU dorm robbery
• Planned cuts hit colleges, state workers
• Origami unfolds in a master's hands
• Top program
• Jan. 25: Service-learning, organization fair
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to burglary/robbery calls
• Area pest control businesses getting more mouse calls
• New public safety radio system to be expensive
• Minn. Guard to deploy 2,400
• Waseca funeral home dodges con
• Snowshoeing class goes off the beaten path
• Weird News: Boredom ‘activists’ get constructive
• Free art exhibition in St. Peter opens with reception and concert
• New Ulm police dog on last legs
• Cities get glimpse of aid cuts
• Arts program visits North Mankato Taylor Library
• Krohn: Time to turn off that 'extreme' winter whine
• Weather beats last year’s for Pond Hockey Tournament
• Mankato trucking company seeks subsidies for move
• Kent: Stranger in need may not have ‘friends’
• Update: Victim identified in Highway 14 fatal
• Security hospital incident likely to spur ‘community conversation’
• ‘Mentally ill’ man absconds from security hospital
• Status update: City socially savvy
• Kettle corn makers popping onto television
• Weird News: Great art that’s truly up to the imagination
• Water main break at Main and Manitou requires water shutoff Friday night
• Local and famous quotes about MN in January
• Gaylord man arrested for assault
• Ojanpa: Random act of kindness endures
• Appreciate music by listening and learning
• Revenge is served up in piles
• Free tax preparation at Summit Senior Center in Mankato
• Water main break at intersection of East Main Street and Manitou Drive
• Public Safety responds to equipment fire
• Former Richard’s finds new owner
• Cultivating jobs
• Problem-solving
• Cello Americano
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to hit and run
• Psychologist: Nibbe competent to stand trial
• Jobs end year above December 2009
• Mankato schools to open two hours late
• Stolen property recovered, two arrested
• Singing in nursing home is sweet music to Johnny Cash impersonator
• Homeless program: Varied success
• Would you like to see a specific employer at the Career Fair on 2/17?? Let me know and I'll see what I can do!!
• Have your Elevator Pitch ready for the Career Fair 2/17!!
• State: ISJ had one 'adverse event' in 2010
• Teen who set fires asked for restitution
• Ritchie visits Mankato to talk elections
• Taxes holding steady, says Minnesota 2020
• Cold spell will make it tough to get out
• Tater tot causes trouble
• Snow emergency tonight
• City Update encourages Mankato residents to adopt a fire hydrant
• Water turned off on Branson Street to repair water main break
• Mankato snow emergency for downtown corridor begins tonight at 10 p.m.
• Blue Earth County interim administrator resigns
• North Mankato approves intergovernmental committee plan
• Trial date set in Kasota murder case
• Maple River students have tribute flash-mob dance
• 70-year-old pleads guilty to robbery
• Freyberg: Time for cities to talk
• Civil rights leader remembers MLK
• Search warrant challenged
• Court restores Hottinger license
• ‘Souvenirs’: Big picture, small budget is all in the details
• Busy entrepreneur Trong Ho has Pho on the go
• Area board members busy at conference
• Mankato couple puts in long hours at thrift store
• Weird News: Not safe in their own homes
• Softball players have a cold one
• Weird News: Yikes!
• Ruth ball the sultan of swap
• Choruses bringing barbershop style to high school
• ‘Project Maverick’ a win-win
• Walz holds Congress at Corner event
• Ojanpa: Misused, overused words, Part II
• Little flood risk from snow expected
• Hip-hop group Atmosphere coming to MSU
• City of Mankato selected as one of 35 locations nationwide to host the Blue Angels
• Nibbe defense challenges competency exam
• Blue Angels will headline a 2012 Mankato air show
• Washington students suddenly having an art attack
• Fire safety fund sparks concerns
• Walz to hold Congress on the Corner
• Walz talks de-regulation during MVAC stop
• Technology helps bring courthouses into a new age
• Boy reports abduction attempt
• Performance Series
• What do you think makes Bethany unique? A recent blog post from a Minnesota author addressed that question. We've linked the article to this update. We'd love to hear your thoughts about leadership, colleges, and Bethany's place in higher
• City of Mankato offices closed Monday
• Day care issues under scrutiny after child toddles off
• Day care provider faces criminal charge
• NWS: Cold now gets ‘extreme’
• Weird News: Catch-22 snares disabled Veteran
• Autism review troubling for some
• Carpet cleaner accused of dumping dirty chemicals
• Jan. 21: Dance event
• Highway 14 funding a go
• Apartments evacuated during fire
• Burglary prompts police warning
• January activities at Elk's Nature Center
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to building fire
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to burglary
• Coffee shop to return to Commerce
• Civil War letters come to New Ulm museum
• Flag flown in Afghanistan lands in Mankato
• Cornish: What if somebody had been at shooting and returned fire?
• Take The Free Press comic survey
• Hey Everyone!! Don't forget to bring your little ones to Story Time at Rasmussen tomorrow at 6:30pm!!!
• Mankato 'Y' official picked for Haiti experience
• 100 on 1/11/11: Anne Schorn survived hard times
• Dehen: Taxes a prime concern in North Mankato
• North Mankato revises ordinances to speed residential projects
• Snow piling high at local college campuses
• Local all-around students honored
• Le Sueur vet medicine firm pays for waste violations
• Deli crowd speaks out at Council outreach session
• No charges in alleged MSU sex assault
• Ojanpa: Overused terms must get quick banishment
• Eagles Club fundraising going strong
• Man charged with creating exploding sex toy
• Humanity can be found in unlikely places
• Jan. 10-28: Print exhibit
• Role model
• Mankato grants available
• Deadline to apply to serve as a Mankato volunteer firefighter extended
• Community grant application process begins
• RBA charter school to compete in national robotics contest
• St. Peter man latest area lottery winner
• Schools begin mulling over budgets
• LSH school district asks for public input on cuts
• Laura's Candy & Coffee closed
• Furlough-related closing of city pound leads to confusion
• Jan. 27: Good Thunder
• What's "your take" on Mankato's hot spots?
• Jobs for students
• ISJ head applauds Medicaid expansion
• Pathfinder Awards announced
• Great resume tips!!
• Mankato's Mayor and Ward 1 Councilperson to host listening session Saturday
• Giefer’s wife charged with violating order
• Christmas trees still giving after Christmas
• Dead bird drama mystifies
• Feb. 3, 4: Children's dental
• Bethany has an immediate opening for an adjunct history professor. If you have interest in the position, or if you know of someone who is qualified, we'd be interested in talking to you. See the link for more information.
• Winning the food fight
• Day One at the Legislature a welcoming
• Two area newcomers have family along to see
• Last home invasion robber sentenced
• St. Peter aims at mobile home park upgrades
• County to buy land near Red Jacket Trail
• Jan. 5: Professional Development Day
• In North Mankato, the son also rises to mayor
• Enhanced sentence sought for coach
• Sex-crime suspect out on higher bail
• Celestial answers
• Register today for Home Stretch Workshop beginning this Thursday
• Michael Foods to exand Gaylord operations
• Mankato's new mayor takes office
• New elementary school has mascot: Pumas
• 'Odyssey' honors
• Welcome Back Everyone!!! FYI: there are donut holes and hot apple cider in the lobby!
• Ongoing resolution
• Mankato recognized for housing efforts
• Campus pastor loses 227 pounds and counting
• ISJ’s New Year baby arrives a day late
• Weird News: Robbery Modus Operandi
• Resolution again delayed in silo saga
• Gustavus to host Civil Rights leader for MLK day
• Tony Cornish sets sights on regulators
• Area legislators grouped on transport, ag committees
• Ice on edge
• Weather chills holiday activity
• Cats on clearance in Brown County
• Promises, promises: Making resolutions stick
• North Mankato man plunges into making hot sauces
• Tip leads to 'most wanted' arrest
• Ojanpa: New Year's taxi tales fare well
• Locally, New Year's storm not so bad
• Have a safe and Happy New Year!
• Spear: Year was not quiet in Lake Wobegon
• Krista Jass takes judge's oath
• New Year's Eve snow forecast, with winds
• Top 10 Stories of 2010: 1 — Year was notable for domestic tragedies
• Richard's in St. Peter closes
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 2 — Spring runoff, fall rains waterlogged region
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 3 — Brady saga mixed politics with issues of alcohol
• Bright idea: Auto repair shop goes solar
• Prosecutor: Giefer again violated no-contact order
• Sleepy Eye police officer fired
• Join Us for refreshments and to learn more about the benefits of DECA! Winter Meet and Greet - Wed, January 12th, 11:35 am (Library)
• Man arrested downtown after assault
• Blue Earth County police briefing for Wednesday, Dec. 29
• Snow burying budgets
• Melting snow, ice potentially dangerous
• Weird News: It’s obviously a sign
• Gang, drug racketeering suspect arrested
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 4 — A Republican wave
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 5 — First Mankato Marathon was long on success
• Ice dams cause problems on area roofs
• Snow taking toll on farm sheds
• Top 10 Stories of 2010: 7: MSU goes through year of cuts
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 6 — Teacher-student abuse scandals shock communities
• Teacher workshops shared effort
• Winthrop woman dies from crash injuries
• Many achievements
• Man arrested in knife threat
• Ride a show of reconciliation and forgiveness
• Service puts doctor at your fingertips
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 8 — Free Press series reveals high death rates on Highway 14
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 9 — Embattled forensic nursing home finally opens
• Weird News: Hold on to your helmets, er, brains
• ILostMyJob.com finds a foothold
• The Mankato area by the numbers: a preliminary estimate
• Rural Le Sueur county Catholic church to close
• Top Ten Stories of 2010: 10 — Pardon carries political price for Pawlenty
• Building sale gives Truman church hope
• Salvation Army serves dinner, companionship
• Wishing you a blessed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day as we thank God for sending his Son, our Savior!
• City Of Mankato Newsletter - December 23, 2010
• Help needed to clear buried fire hydrants
• Projects teach students the importance of giving
• Let it snow? It doesn't need any help
• Pettis, Blaisdell families share special Christmas tradition
• Computer with information on 3,100 Mankato Clinic patients stolen
• Mankato's snow removal crews focus efforts on excess snow removal
• Snow, throw ... back, ack!
• Somalis: We didn't cause Santa flap
• Probation likely for Walmart driver
• ISJ Auxiliary donates $16K for audiology equipment
• Farmamerica roof collapses
• Census squeaker
• Sharing Tree retains perfect record
• Former MSU student caught with child porn gets stayed sentence
• BEC Board approves levy, budget
• Accused robber Bathke chooses jail over freedom
• This is the time for reindeer
• Bethany has just posted several positions on our employment page. We are hiring full time faculty in communication, English, and theatre as well as well as library help.
• Downtown Mankato snow emergency tonight
• Snow emergency for Mankato's downtown corridor begins tonight at 10 p.m.
• Tracy Brown's journey begins a step at a time
• New Richland woman charged with vehicular homicide
• SuperAmerica in North Mankato robbed again
• Photos from December Commencement are now on our Flickr page.
• Mankato snow emergency starts at 9 p.m.; hills closed
• 2011 mileage rates
• Driver reports teen flashed gun
• Inspiring confidence
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Helping children
• Christmas tradition
• Three Mankato hills closed due to weather
• Mankato snow emergency in effect beginning at 9 p.m. tonight
• Three arrests made in armed robbery investigation
• Mankato city offices to close Friday, December 24 and reopen Monday, January 3
• Soldiers surprised with puppies
• Bird counters mix science, hobby
• It’s a wonderful (turtle-filled) life
• East students take reins on bathroom improvement project
• Weird News: Armed and clumsy
• Major leaguers help celebrate New Ulm’s baseball heritage
• Exercise exposes loud toys
• Column: Pardon push for Dakota named Chaska revives 1862 conflict
• 3-vehicle crash near Sleepy Eye
• Mankato homebuyer class dropped
• Column: See the ball, hit the ball, assimilate
• Loyola commons area Sohler powered
• Bathke released on conditions
• Film puts positive spin on stuttering
• New meaning to the words, helping hand
• Credit union robbery
• Enjoy your two week break! See you back on campus on Monday, January 3rd!
• Bethany pleased with China ties
• MSU credit union robbed
• Taylor Library embraces the e-reader
• Mankato Department of Public Safety and area law enforcement respond to robbery on local campus
• Update: Driver unaware of robbery plan
• Snow emergency begins 8 tonight
• If you weren't able to attend a Christmas at Bethany performance, or would like to listen to it again, the full concert is now available online!
• Mankato snowfall amount
• December skies
• Mankato city offices to close Friday, December 24 and reopen Monday, January 3
• Mankato snow emergency begins tonight at 8 p.m.
• Wesely ending 17 years at ECFE
• Snow: Where do we put it?
• Firefighters agree to furloughs
• Sharing Tree goals behind schedule
• Elysian bank robbed, arrest made quickly
• Ferret, kittens taken in weekend burglary
• MVAC budget heats up
• Alleged illegal immigrant arrested after attempting to cash check
• Budget hearing goes unheard
• Santa gets the heave-ho-ho-ho
• Weird News: Wrong place, wrong time
• Portion of Sibley Parkway closed Thursday
• Seeking the truth
• Register for January Home Stretch workshops
• What's "your take" on Mankato volunteer opportunities?
• City Manager Patrick Hentges' Performance Exceptional
• New cafe and bookstore open at SCC
• More charges filed against pardoned Vernon Center man
• Man helping motorist struck, suffers broken leg
• Mankato manager did great, but no raise
• Weird News: Lessons in getting out of the way
• No parking in downtown Mankato tonight
• City Council approves wage adjustment for city manager
• Holiday luncheon
• Snow emergency for downtown corridor begins tonight at 10 p.m.
• Perseverance
• Help us help you by adopting a fire hydrant
• Be a positive influence on a teenager
• Winter planetarium show will be musical
• Christmas lights back on in Pemberton
• Late school starts due to snowfall
• Sibley Park farm animals winterized
• Time is ripe for wine club
• No roof collapses at Bethany Lutheran College! In fact, all the snow has been cleared and we are ready for finals!
• Blizzard prompts cancellations, closures, snow emergency
• Event a chance to share Common Cents
• Weird News: Had to try
• LSH district taking superintendent search to the public
• St. Peter wary of upcoming aid
• North Mankato stands pat on property taxes
• Hey friends, check out the big blizzaard on our Web cams! Yes, it's as bad as they've been saying on the national news!
• Three Mankato hills closed due to weather
• City bus service ends for the day due to winter storm
• Jury convicts Smart kidnapper: rejects insanity
• Bills are coming due for recount
• Chance meeting begins a beautiful friendship
• Column: She found the Key to the good life
• Fire hits councilman/musician's North Mankato garage
• Property tax going up, school tax down in Mankato area
• Congratulations to the Fall Semester 2010 graduates! Today's ceremony saw nineteen seniors receive their bachelor of arts degrees. Participating in the ceremony were President Dan Bruss, Vice President Thomas Kuster, Chaplain Donald Moldstad, the Be
• Commencement
• Join Us for refreshments and to learn more about the benefits of DECA! Winter Meet and Greet! Wed, January 12th 11:35 am.
• New READY! director, and a new winter site
• Sexual assault trial on hold
• List of stolen guns available
• Madelia council member convicted of theft
• Amboy man may face threat charges
• Bedeviled state nursing home opens
• MSU students gather, donate sports equipment
• Weird News: Follow the money
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• Mankato Department of Public Safety releases list of stolen firearms
• Dayton it is
• Area poverty stats grim
• Dog fetches a human bone
• ‘Beatle Project’ CD sales aiding schools
• VA expanding area health services
• More schools move over to Q Comp
• Taking the next step
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to house fire
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed against St. Peter nursing home
• Truman calls for 40 percent prop tax hike
• Woman pleads guilty of criminal sexual conduct with girl, 15
• North Mankato man charged in springtime holdups
• Local ice is getting that layered look
• Super America robbery suspect arrested
• The Pepsi Holiday Classic high school basketball tournament takes place on the Bethany campus right after Christmas. Tournament pairings have been announced and can be found by clicking on the link.
• Mankato's Sibley Farm closes for the season
• Public safety officers work to keep roads safe during holiday season
• Family carries on matriarchs’ tasty tradition
• Getting to the Guthrie made easy
• Young singers have eyes on the prize
• Mini-grants fund reading programs
• Significant damage, no injuries in garage fire
• Snow emergency: 10 p.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday
• CSBS award recipients honored
• One more streaming broadcast of Christmas at Bethany at 4 p.m. today. We've also posted some photos of the concert in our photo section.
• Snow emergency for downtown corridor begins tonight at 10 p.m.
• Public Safety responds to structure fire
• Trial and error a large part of Lego League
• Betsy-Tacy Society celebrating season of success
• DWI test device challenge moving forward
• Weird News: Recurring themes
• Schools sound the alarm at MSBA assembly
• Hildeman Grant to bring Swedish scholar to GAC
• Johnson light still shines in Waseca
• Snowfall great for slopes, easy on road crews
• Flu vaccine clinics begin in Mankato schools
• Man dies after falling through ice
• Weird News: Judgment-challenged
• Where have you gone, 'Abe', 'Ike' and 'Itchy'?
• Recount Notebook: Waseca County had 114 challenged ballots
• New owners settling in at Pemberton's pub hub
• Blue Earth County Police Logs for Dec. 2-3
• The Christmas at Bethany audio feed sounds great! Both the Saturday and Sunday concerts will be broadcast in their entirety. Listen in from around the world!
• Highway 66 opened to traffic
• Collegiate DECA meeting! Monday, December 6th at 11:35am. Come and find out how you can be a part of DECA!!!
• Snow emergency begins tonight at midnight; ends at noon tomorrow
• Three Mankato hills closed due to weather
• Emeriti party rescheduled
• 1,458 to graduate
• State shortfall: $6.2 billion
• Gun display swiped from armory
• Fisherman pulled from Lake Washington
• Massage leads to coercion charge
• VINE giving gifts to low-income seniors
• Safe and Sober patrols stepped up
• Dec. 3: Geography Colloquium
• Confirm your winter schedules today!
• Emotional reminder
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates burglary
• City Of Mankato Newsletter - December 2010
• Update: Pawlenty asks Arneson to review pardon case, day care closed
• Most little dogies getting along fine
• Sustainable small business begins at home, says report author
• AIDS Quilt panels a visual reminder
• Loyola hosts day-long retreat to beat bullying
• Lee Boulevard to close for two hours
• The Christmas at Bethany concerts will be streamed live on Saturday, December 4 and Sunday December 5 on the Bethany Web site. Look for the Christmas at Bethany text at the top right corner of the Bethany home page for information about listening to the
• No borders to caring
• Robbery reported Tuesday night
• Online testing
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to armed robbery
• Black Friday making the season bright
• Verizon Wireless employee fitness center working out
• Photos With Santa
• Weird News: Getting his sharp on
• South-central re-count is complete
• More entering Loyola Hall of Fame
• Legislative farm forum Dec. 9
• Hazardous driving conditions expected to continue through night
• Mankato budget a work in progress
• Vernon Center sex assault suspect back in court
• Waseca names new police chief
• Little drama in BEC recount
• Red Jacket Trestle section collapses spectacularly
• Dec. 5: Holiday music
• Dec. 2: Holiday pops, Beethoven
• Interview Tips from Monster
• An article on Volunteering from the Star Tribune's: Ask Matt
• 37 Fulbrights
• Recount II: The Sequel opens today
• Salvation Army hopes to meet its goals
• Mankato's Christmas decoration tradition goes dark
• Window closing for energy tax credit
• School consolidation often tricky
• Sharing the pain — to a point
• Budget meetings scheduled
• Taylor Library growing steadily in popularity
• Charity concert brings out Christmas spirit
• A big start to Black Friday
• A fan to the end
• Thinking small works for some shoppers
• In the dead of night, the undead align
• Mount Kato opens
• Districts considering cooperation
• Fire damages Lake Crystal home
• Weird News: He wasn’t the only stupid one
• Spending Thanksgiving giving back
• Mixed media art
• MSU is full of Fulbrights
• Hard choices coming up in Congress
• Veterinarian urges vaccination against rabies
• Area lawmakers question RTC pay
• Kettle o' help for Kids Against Hunger from Angie's
• Playing Santa on $25 a week
• Stores preparing for even earlier openings
• Capstone sending 300,000 books to Africa
• Volunteer coach receives lofty reward
• Wishing all of our students, alumni, and friends a very blessed Thanksgiving!
• A night of jazz
• Community service
• The trouble with earmarks
• Sand charged in retirement scheme
• Food, with a side helping of community activism
• Three local lawyers up for judge job
• Teen shoots classmate with BB gun
• Good Samaritan
• Mankato broadens look at fire service
• Mankato council OKs talks to buy bank site
• Donated vehicle the wheel deal
• Waseca school piles up plaudits
• Down a ravine to lend a hand
• HERS Institute
• Collegiate DECA meets next on Monday, December 6th at 11:35am! New members are welcome anytime or simply come to learn more about our organization- open to all Rasmussen students! Bring a friend and receive a free gift!
• Helping hands
• Voter backlash
• Running to stop Crohn's
• Hmong connections
• Hmong New Year
• Full of Fulbrights
• MnDOT reporting numerous accidents
• GAMC reforms cause health care exodus
• Weird News: Clownmania
• Longtime area weather observers pass on their thermometers
• Dual meal programs get along just fine
• MSU grad spent week in isolation to fight cancer
• Tools for employment
• Dec. 1: World AIDS Day
• Ready to rumble at the Capitol
• Cross-continent run had its highs, lows
• Tax refunds are due some area residents
• Regional economic alliance judged a success
• Hmong New Year recalls historic connections
• Nov. 23: Musical poetry
• Greater Mankato Area United Way 2011 Campaign Update
• Election 2010: What has it wrought?
• Engineering students going south to help in El Salvador
• Sex offender charged for making threats
• Exorcism training a real head-turner
• Clearing out at Calvary
• Nov. 22: Big bands
• Dec. 3, 4: Fall Dance
• Parade to celebrate the season
• New Children’s Museum exhibit allows free play
• Parents’ dedication to Lutheran education grabs MVL attention
• Info session on student drug use scheduled
• Local leaders eager for student survey findings
• Charges: Sex abuse went on for years
• New Ulm's Marti family a bunch of brewbloods
• Check out the cool new student spaces in Luther Hall! Who's up for a game?
• City of Mankato and Mankato Area Public Schools closed over Thanksgiving holiday
• Global leader
• Attend a Home Stretch workshop December 2 and 9
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to armed robbery
• Dec. 1-4: "Evil Dead: The Musical"
• Nov. 20: Hmong New Year
• Nov. 18: Tab Benoit
• Health officials' reminder: Flu is still with us
• Program recycling holiday lights
• Sharing Tree continues its perfect record
• Attempt under way to free Lincoln Park parking in snow emergencies
• Local leaders get legislative committee chairs
• Excellent article: Must read for Job Seekers!
• All GMG winners
• Family businesses added to Hall of Fame
• Reading program for blind celebrates 10 years
• BE County won't advertise administrator position
• Clean and green
• Police finish investigation
• Collegiate DECA meeting on MONDAY, November 22nd at 11:35am. We’ll be talking about our upcoming year of events!
• Hands across the water
• Mankato Department of Public Safety concludes investigation of November 7 sexual assault
• Sign up for snow emergency alerts
• Man charged in alleged pot shots
• Winland selling electronic manufacturing business
• Utilities power up after storm
• Area churches gear up for Operation Christmas Child
• On November 14, 2010 the Ylvisaker Fine Arts Center theater was officially named the Sigurd K. Lee Theater.
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• Water main break on Washington
• Downtown snow emergency starts tonight
• Community service
• Making a difference
• Portion of East Washington Street closed to repair water main break
• Snow emergency for downtown corridor begins tonight at 10 p.m.
• Campus Kitchen program going strong
• Spring pot bust yields pound of ‘businessman’s LSD’
• Many pitch in to make ChiliFest a success
• Minneapolis man killed in crash
• St. James man ID’d as crash victim
• Target grants
• Snow emergency declared in Mankato
• Cleanup of downed trees
• Snow emergency begins today--Sunday at 4 p.m. and ends at 7 a.m. tomorrow
• Le Center, Montgomery-Londale districts at 'checkpoint'
• Blue Earth County to discuss how to fill administrator's post
• Somali student group reaching out for education
• Mankato can be diverse, and better, with effort
• Former loan officer sentenced in swindle scheme
• Heavy snow downs power lines, snarls traffic
• Nov. 14: Acoustic, rock concert
• Nov. 18: Schmitz lecture
• Sigurd K. Lee Theater Naming Ceremony is POSTPONED until 1 p.m. Sunday, and the final performance of "Child of Grace" is POSTPONED until 4 p.m. Sunday, both on November 14. Enjoy the snow!
• Weird News: Sign of the times
• New quarters give food shelf elbow room
• Civil rights suit threatened over arrest
• Bullets yes, babies no was E.B.’s mantra
• SMIF computer grants create tech-savvy kids
• Faith brings Miss America to Northrup
• Nov. 22: Documentary radio
• Mankato Department of Public Safety encourages motorists to be safe by buckling up
• Speaking out
• Many events planned for diversity week
• She only wants to save the world
• Two more charged in gang-related drug case
• MSU students confront preacher's controversial message
• Theater for a cause
• Minnesota 2020: Stimulus worked
• Red Jacket trestle bridge to be moved soon
• Honor Flight combines past and presents
• Pulitzer-winner
• Across the globe
• Weird News: Surgeries that cannot be true
• Today's services (11/12/2010)
• An abridged 'Odyssey'
• Honoring veterans
• Today's services (11/11/2010)
• Weird News: Cutting back in Greece
• No truces from this storm
• CAT project concludes 'good year' in North Mankato
• Subject of search charged with meth possession
• Forum explores tolerance in Mankato
• Narcotics arrests
• Leave no trace awareness program to be held at Elk's Nature Center on Saturday
• Mankato discussion
• 'Calling Mankato Home'
• Weird News: Retail breakthroughs
• State agencies show off their new digs
• Cart cruiser cited on campus
• County names interim administrator
• PERSONAL SAFETY ALERT
• Global connections
• Mankato community meeting on diversity
• Police investigate sex assault on campus
• Public Safety investigating sexual assault
• Chinese pilots deal moves forward
• Real-world solutions
• Today's services (11/10/2010)
• Traveling history stops in Mankato
• Lawsuit won 8 years after crash
• Today's services (11/8/10)
• Mother finds lessons in loss
• Car hits deer, which hits second car
• Henderson to get bust of founder
• Mankato YMCA shows off its changes
• For this New Ulm couple, it's the art of the garden
• Free guitar concert
• Today's services (11/9/2010)
• Simulated newborn improves baby care skills at ISJ
• Green Giant to greet Capitol Christmas tree
• Veterans Stand Down today at Verizon
• Plan to close fire station causes concern
• Service to country
• Weird News: Leading economic indicators
• City of Mankato offices closed Thursday
• Weird News: Least Competent Dictator
• Weird News: Classic Weird (February 1992)
• Today's Services (11/7/10)
• Jail ordered for driver in August hit-and-run
• Campaign Notebook: Onslaught of campaign ads ends
• 'Work force' apartment plan gets state financing
• Long-delayed forensic nursing home clears inspection
• 111 years later, a new burial coming
• Prosecutor: Small drug deals part of larger conspiracy
• Expanded New Ulm park is ode to kin
• FABRIC protests Birthright
• Today's Services 11/6/10
• Elecetion stats have their own truths
• MnSCU presidents’ pay draws criticism
• McCoy to retire as county administrator
• Collegiate DECA Meeting!!! Monday, November 8th at 11:30am!!! Contact Jeri Retzlaff, Business Program Coordinator, at jeri.retzlaff@rasmusen.edu for mor information!
• Weird News: Bright ideas
• Today's services 11/5/10
• Police locate missing Mankato woman
• Murder case on hold for psychiatric eval
• Public assistance sought in locating a missing woman
• Missing person located
• Mankato Department of Public Safety assists with narcotics arrest
• Today's Services 11/4/10
• Woman hurt in rollover crash
• Grenade found in Skyline, detonated Wednesday
• Nov. 15: Trafficking of American Indian women
• Area races yield little legislative change
• Science of safety
• Student doing well after being hit by pickup
• Nov. 11: Chopin music
• MnDOT’s public future transit plans hinge heavily on funding
• Tillman Scholar
• Technical problems stall Nicollet County election results
• Weird News: I want my rights
• Good taste at Bethlehem Lutheran Nordic Bazaar
• 150-mile walk helps commemorate Dakota Sioux hardships
• Charges filed in bathroom gunshot incident
• Area lawmakers poised to take over committee chairs
• Noisy Cougar fans rock Metrodome
• Dehen wins North Mankato mayor race
• Anderson easily defeats Brady for Mankato mayor
• Boy seriously injured in pedestrian accident
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to vehicle/pedestrian accident
• State Senate roundup: Brynaert wins re-elect
• City races roundup
• School board results
• School referendum results
• State House roundup
• GOP takes both chambers of state Legislature
• Oberstar toppled in 8th District
• A surprise Republican takeover
• Nov. 8: Comedy show
• Weird News: Compelling explanations
• Page, Meyer re-elected to Minn. Supreme Court
• North Mankato mayor and city council races
• Mayor: Anderson beats Brady & city council races
• Nicollet County Board
• Legislative races
• Open forums
• Patio pounding brings assault charge
• Police seek answers in fire
• Mankato Department of Public Safety accepting letters of interest for Police Explorers program
• Weird News: Modern mummies
• Today's Services (11/2/10)
• Domestic abuse victim brings her story to others
• Blue Earth County Board
• Heating assistance funds slashed
• Ritchie re-elected as Minn. secretary of state
• Election Day: Go vote!
• Walz-Demmer
• Murder suspect requests visitation for kids
• Dayton takes early lead in governor's race
• GOP’s Kline re-elected in SE Minn. district
• Nov. 16: Bloodmobile
• Bathroom user later arrested for theft
• Nov. 18-20: Murder mystery
• City Of Mankato Newsletter - November 2010
• Man charged with murder of former girlfriend
• Police respond to robbery near Homestead Road
• Today's services (11/1/2010)
• Man robbed, hit on head with handgun
• Monday Informer: Clocks go back in one week
• Crisis Center remains a calming influence
• Diversity to be on display at community forum
• Foreclosures: Still a pain
• Weird News: A perceived overpayment
• Weird News: Maybe just holding it for a friend
• Today's services (10/31/2010)
• Area jobs figures offer a little hope
• Mankato/NorthMankato makes list of best cities to raise family
• Expo spreads the genealogy bug
• Chosen to serve
• GOP candidates rally the faithful in Mankato
• Argument in bar leads to arrest of wanted Wisconsin woman
• Knewtson Soy company honored for advancing global trade
• Today's services (10/30/10)
• District 21 candidates place importance on budget
• Republican stumps with Walz
• Peichel hoping to unseat Morrow
• A myth worth snickering at
• Report: Teen intentionally set Henderson house fire
• Educators say family consumer science is a class for all
• Sibley Parkway Apartments receives funding to help address workforce housing needs
• Mankato Department of Public Safety police officers respond to hit and run
• Keeping Mankato's streets drivable into the future
• Nov. 1: Corporate media
• Fulbright Scholars
• Body found in Kasota apartment; foul play suspected
• Today's services (10/29/10)
• Guitar-plucking priest visits Mankato Loyola
• Halloween party goes to the dogs
• Two face charges in teen's alcohol-related death
• Another seance at Cox House
• Walz seeks 3rd term in challenging season
• Orchard Hill's 'Dream Come True' program coaxes smiles
• Guns prohibited on campus
• Sports
• Weird News: Incompetent crooks
• Leadership values at heart of Mankato mayoral contest
• Seven more report illness from raw Gibbon farm milk
• Apply to serve as a volunteer firefighter with the city of Mankato
• Help with Open Enrollment
• Scholarship
• Weird News; Going for the gold
• Officer, neighbor out of hospital in Fairmont shooting case
• Portion of Poplar Street closed to repair sanitary main line
• Today's services 10/27/10
• City Council hopefuls make case at debate
• Budget dilemma looms large in District 24A race
• Debate video
• Conference gives students a chance to see science on stage
• Today's services (10/28/2010)
• Gubernatorial candidates make late pitch
• Ward 5 race a battle over Mankato's stewardship
• Man charged in death of North Mankato pedestrian
• New Richland remains in recovery
• House fire, shooting investigated in Fairmont
• Demmer offers a contrasting philosophy
• Township candidate facing charges for shooting dog
• The hole thing
• Nov. 19: Larry Kohanek
• Better consumers
• Nov. 7: Wind ensemble
• Weird News: They call it art
• Mankato ranked 15th best city for families
• Fairmont police say shooter found dead at fire scene
• GMG business awards announced
• Frost, Robb vie in Ward 3
• Campaign Notebook: Governor debate tonight at MSU
• Mankato furlough proposal advances
• Nov. 12: Alumni & Friends
• "Vagina Monologue" volunteers needed
• Nov. 2: Choral concert
• Wilson fighting uphill battle in 1st District
• Oct. 26: 'Alternative' debate
• Breaking barriers
• Weird News: Not a joke to him
• Greater Mankato Area United Way 2011 Campaign Update
• Oct. 31, Nov. 6: Student performances
• Marathon winner
• Real-world leadership
• Weird News: Government in action
• Psychiatric evaulation requested for Nibbe
• Avoid towing--sign-up to receive snow emergency alerts by text message
• Upcoming events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Weird News: Classic Weird (October 2003)
• Charter school inks streaming video deal
• Two debates to be held in Mankato Tuesday
• Surprise candidates vie for House in District 26A
• Marathon cleanup a sprint
• Willing himself back to health
• Spectators were on the move too
• Weird News: Classic Weird (September 2005)
• Edwards, Stuehrenberg hold different views of County Board duties
• Parry, De Marco recognize call for change in Senate District 26
• District 23: Budget is top topic
• Volunteer labor crucial to race
• Sorenson, Blue win inaugural Mankato Marathon
• Forensic team scores
• Weird News: Bright ideas
• Today's services (10/23/2010)
• Runners race to the starting line
• Church’s new sculpture is a nuanced invitation
• Damaged grain elevated closes Hwy. 22 at Minnesota Lake
• Mankato's leaf pickup service is underway
• Weird News: A plan full of flaws
• Today's Services 10/22
• Open legislative seat draws contrasting candidates
• Local school districts struggle to fill budgets
• Sheran, Trocke at odds on how to solve state’s deficit dilemma
• Marathon makes a family
• Map: Marathon to cause closures, delays
• The cheesiest event in town
• Legacy of Toastmasters is building
• Foreman, Massad contend in Mankato Ward 1
• But just say no to the video
• Learning Community proposals
• Weird News: Getting under their skin
• MSU vigil supports gays, condemns bullying
• North Mankato City Council candidates field wide range of topics
• North Mankato Port Authority OKs project aid
• Property dispute involves gunshots, run for office
• For him, marathon is just a training run
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• Nov. 11-21: 'The Odyssey'
• Helping hand
• Attend a Home Stretch workshop November 4 and 9
• Mankato Marathon guide online
• Make it happen!
• Candidates answer questions
• Henderson man held in scam
• Groundbreaking, ribbon-cutting
• Diversity grants
• Weird News: Mom turns out to be ‘bearded lady’
• Greater Mankato honored
• Teaching in international classrooms
• Tuesday’s Mankato mayoral debate is a contrast in styles
• Making waves
• Global Citizen Awards
• Sinkhole near levee kept dry, stable with pumps
• First-time voters
• Oct. 28: Budget Open Forum
• Bringing students back
• Oct. 11, 25: Presidential update
• Flooding leaves behind scars
• Record MnSCU enrollment
• Oct. 20: 'Beauty of Cultures'
• Frey joins MNCEME
• Chancellor's Office cuts
• Nov. 18: Poetry recital
• Best in business
• 'Major Week' features 3 events
• Through Nov. 18: See the stars
• Top business school
• Plan for campus congestion Oct. 20
• Oct. 30: Genealogy Expo
• Helping children
• Honoring athletes
• Oct. 28: Andreas Lecture
• Carrying on
• Major musicals
• Oct. 26: History Forum
• Making a difference
• Good writing
• Oct. 26: Debate
• Teaching teamwork
• Oct. 24: Davina, Vagabonds
• Joys of science
• Today's services (10/21/2010)
• Oct. 21: Wind Ensemble
• Oct. 23, 24: Women, Spirituality
• Upcoming Mankato street closures for October 22 and 26
• Running with 'Woolf'
• Combined Charities
• Recycling startup evicted from city building
• Inaugural Mankato Marathon offers 'lots of firsts'
• Babe Ruth baseball fetches $7,250
• A nasty storm blew through Mankato this evening. We pray that everyone is safe and sound.
• Our athletic department offices are now in a different area of the sports and fitness center. Check them out on the second floor sporting a new look!
• Yesterday was a wonderful day to take the annual all-campus photo! Tag yourself if you're in the photo.
• Honsey Hall with finished landscaping on Sept. 26, 2010.
• Today's services (10/20/2010)
• Pasta feed to precede Mankato Marathon
• Technology helps students learn live
• Beatty seeks to retain board seat, Engel seeks return
• What is your take about Mankato's 2011 budget?
• Weird News: Sports fans over the line
• Today's services (10/19/2010)
• Environ Biocomposites plant is idle
• Changes to SCC nursing program in place
• Conlon, Dranttel running for Nicollet County Board Dist. 1
• Weird News: Classic Weird (November 1995)
• Look for a bigger ECHO
• Champion quacker has his calling
• District 23B: Brynaert, Kruse sport opposing views
• At its core, it was an early apply harvest
• National Guard digs into levee cleanup
• Two sentenced in April home invasion
• First-run marathon expected to draw a crowd
• Marine to carry flag in marathon
• Weird News: Classic Weird (April 2004)
• Campaign notebook: Demmer closing on Walz
• Red Jacket trestle deserves a better ending
• For some, Mankato United’s TOPSoccer program is top notch
• Vehicles collide at intersection of Grayhawk and St. Andrews drives
• Today's services — 10/16/10
• Celebrated chef Mark Anthony brings special flavor to Good Counsel
• Le Sueur man accused of sexual assault, forgery
• Political scum breed in 30-second bursts
• Ambitious wind project moves ahead in Trimont area
• Marijuana plants traced to suspect
• Twin Cities group targeting Morrow
• Police thankful suspected killers were caught on camera
• Mankato Marathon is October 23
• Today's services — 10/15/10
• National Guard to help clear flood debris
• Two injured in crash near Amboy
• Scam targets business owners
• Partnership helps East students land jobs as judges
• DeKruif, Grimm hope to unseat Dahle in District 25
• Optimism returns to Highway 14 issue
• 'Biggest loser' to keynote heart summit
• Weird News: Hands off our cheers
• Man arrested for kicking officer
• Mankato's leaf pickup service expected to begin October 18
• Campaign notebook: Horner says Emmer’s support has peaked
• Mankatoans bicycle journey comes full circle
• Weird News: The continuing crisis
• Video of dashcam chase in kidnap case
• City of Mankato and National Guard partner to clean-up dike wall
• Today's services — 10/14/10
• Weird News: Playboy reader describes photos for the blind
• Man accused of snatching purses in schools
• Mankato man charged in officer assault
• Rape, kidnap suspect caught in Wisconsin
• All four lanes of Highway 169 to open tonight
• Mankato council approves brewery plan
• Brady pleads guilty to 4th degree DWI, open bottle
• Coach charged with five felony counts
• Weird News: Unclear reflection
• Brady to plead guilty
• County fires dispatcher who slept on the job
• Cause of fire at 227 Thayer Avenue determined
• Portion of Belle Avenue to close October 14
• Walz, Demmer spar at MSU
• Today's services (10/13/2010)
• Student sought for alleged rape of another student
• VINE secures deal to buy Nichols for $1
• Investigators determine cause of garage fire
• LCWM coach faces sexual assault charges
• Red Jacket Trestle to be torn down
• Voter outreach focuses on first-timers
• Clinics partner up to offer best in breast imaging
• MN Pacers are leaders of the packs
• Donors helping to send local puppy to the ‘Puppy Bowl’
• Today's services (10/12/2010)
• Mankato businessman faces theft by swindle charges
• Marshall man arrrested after Sunday morning hit-and-run
• Home sales fall to 6-month low
• BEC schools to offer flu vaccine
• SCC's Global Conference celebrates cultural perspectives
• Weird News: Our strange humanity
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to hit and run
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to structure fire
• Click It or Ticket campaign can help save lives
• Weird News: Call us ... really
• Today's Services (10/11/10)
• Two hurt in plane crash in Rice County
• Weird News: Here’s a better idea
• Special birthdays to the 10th degree
• Sex offender faces new charge
• Different approaches to budget from District 24B candidates
• Community standin’ on a celebration
• Plant’s coal plan burns some New Ulm residents
• Crisis Center busy in first two months
• Pro skateboarder’s appearance gives sport local fuel
• Today's Services (10/9/10)
• Politics or the Vikings game? Congressional debate to take place during Monday Night Football
• New chamber aims to bring small-town businesses together
• Rabbit Road to have emergency repairs
• T-shirt pokes fun, generates controversy
• Some Mankato parks re-open
• Mankato's 2011 city calendar photo contest winners
• Weird News: Eat dirt
• One hospitalized in fire at apartment complex
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to structure fire
• City of Mankato opens some park areas
• Demmer message: Invest in hope
• Alley entrance between Riverfront Drive and Second Street October 12
• Weird News: Declining civilization
• Portion of Belle Avenue closed due to water main break
• Campaign Notebook: GOP planning Walz attack ads
• Bike used to identify crash victim
• Supertasters may be a mixed blessing
• For many, all food is good
• MSU student enjoys the sloppy taste of victory
• Today's services (10/8/2010)
• Part of Belle Ave. closed
• Highways to Henderson open at 4 p.m.
• Five to join St. Peter High School Hall of Fame
• Zellmer, Dehen vie for North Mankato mayor
• Students form bond at Reconciliation Park
• MSU student is Cosmo pinup guy
• Rasmussen College program offering career help
• U.S. obesity: It's all too much
• Weird News: The decline of civilization
• Man hospitalized after campus threat
• Police hope to ID injured biker
• Weird News: Creative sentencing
• Upgrade plans for BEC website detailed
• VINE could grow in Nichols
• Businessman's sentencing emotional, ends with arrest
• Seed vault a precious human resource
• Today's services (10/6/2010)
• Suspicious package at MSU just etching tools
• Highways open, 99 bridge to open soon
• Mankato's Night to Unite a success thanks to participants
• What is "your take" about a Mankato and North Mankato merger?
• Speed enforcement campaign results in more than 950 citations
• More than 250 motorists cited for speeding during Safe & Sober effort
• Portion of Patterson Avenue to close July 21
• Mankato Police Explorers win state awards
• Segments of the Minnesota River Trail and Kiwanis Recreation Area to close today
• City Council awards annual community grants
• Emerald ash borer detection traps to be placed in Mankato parks
• What do you think about Mankato's budget?
• Meray Boulevard temporarily closed to repair water main break
• Ordinance restricts density of rental licenses in certain residential areas
• Arbor Day tree planting celebration commemorates 150 years for New Ulm company
• Speakers to shed light on mental illness
• You could be the next winner
• Helpful information about trash, potholes and infrastructure--including water main breaks
• Traffic at Glenwood Avenue rerouted for water main replacement
• Streamlining utility operations and billing to create efficiencies and build capacity
• Fire investigation
• Public Safety launches new police calls for service map
• Blue Earth Street to close Tuesday, August 17
• Traffic conversion from one-way to two-way
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to robbery
• Safety tips for recreational fires
• July events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Mankato to receive $167,000 in federal stimulus funds
• Mankato Place Ramp death investigation concludes
• Help protect the environment--Take the Energy Challenge
• Portion of Warren Street to close at 7 a.m., May 20
• Mankato unveils new patrol vehicle
• View the missing person photo--police are seeking the public's assistance
• Katoland Connection reunion brings together area residents, past and present
• All in a day's work--City staff rescue dog
• Mankato to team up with state agency to keep impaired drivers off the road
• Police seek public's help in locating owner of dog that bit young child
• Armed robbery
• December Safe & Sober effort targets impaired drivers and unbelted motorists
• Citizen donates plaque to historic Mankato building
• What is "your take" about Mankato's preliminary 2010 budget?
• August events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Area mayors speak out to protect LGA from governor's unallotment
• Enter Mankato's 2011 city calendar photo contest
• The police are on your street—thank LGA
• What is your take about the emerald ash borer?
• Sibley Park Rededication
• Mankato City Council filings for May 19
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Vehicle pursuit ends with arrest
• Mankato makes "Cities to Watch" list
• Burglary suspect sought
• Portion of Belle Avenue and Guenther Street to close September 30
• Armed robbery--if anyone has information call 507-387-8770
• Proficiency test for archery deer hunt September 10, 11 and 13
• What is "your take" about Mankato's proposed 2010 budget
• Mankato Department of Public Safety and partners team up to impact underage drinking
• Meet Mankato’s Quality of Life package winners
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to accident on the North Star Bridge
• Mankato's Heritage Preservation Commission granted Certified Local Government status
• City of Mankato closed Monday, July 5
• What is “your take” about declining LGA and how it impacts Greater Minnesota’s quality of life?
• Click it or ticket campaign results
• Citizen donations enable Sibley Park improvements to move forward
• Portion of Dukes Street to close for utility construction
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Police make arrests in home invasion robbery
• Sign up for the proficiency test
• Suspect taken into custody following hit-and-run, standoff
• Mankato Department of Public Safety donates used gear to Paraguay firefighters
• Give your take about proposed utility changes
• Rasmussen Woods--a Mankato Hot Spot
• City Council approves wage adjustment for City Manager
• Mankato delegation to China can positively impact local economy
• Don't miss the historic Riverfront Park grand opening celebration
• Portion of Caledonia Street to close July 27
• Pergola ribbon cutting and celebration on Saturday, June 6 in Sibley Park
• Public Safety dispatched to structure fire on Weaver Street
• What Mankato has gained from federal stimulus funding
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates suspicious fire
• People's Choice Award winners
• Portion of Balcerzak Drive and Monks Avenue and Pohl Road intersections to close Monday May 24
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Additional arrest made in home invasion robbery
• Mankato to receive $4 million to complete regional airport runway expansion
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Give us "Your Take" about what should be in the cache boxes?
• Today's services (10/5/2010)
• Finalists for Mankato Department of Public Safety director position selected
• Mankato Department of Public Safety continue to work to impact underage drinking
• Mankato committed to provide safe winter driving conditions
• Mankato Department of Public Safety and partners work together for safe roads and to save lives
• It's the "People's Choice"
• Wading pool at Tourtellotte Pool closed today, possibly tomorrow
• What is "your take" about federal funding to enhance local law enforcement programs?
• Reward offered
• What's "your take" about implementing 311 in Mankato?
• Update: Portion of Main Street to close June 22
• Get a copy of the new city calendar now!
• Mankato City Council filings for May 20
• Yard of the Week Winners announced
• Homebuyer education workshop offered in May
• Mankato's Director of Public Works appointed
• Charges requested in assault case
• Mankato’s strategic plan leads the way
• Freyberg cites experience for North Mankato council run
• 2010 U.S. Census: Why be counted?
• New hours at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Street projects strategically selected
• Mankato's 2011 city calendar photo contest ends August 27
• Reminders about alcohol violations in relationship to city ordinance
• Night to Unite is August 31; register an event today
• Sidewalk poetry in Mankato’s City Center
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to second fire at 124 Celestine Circle
• Area transportation plan expands beyond roads
• Pursuit ends with Mankato Department of Public Safety officers arresting one suspect
• Mankato area qualifies as a Metropolitan Statistical Area
• Six establishments fail compliance checks
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• A portion of Bunting Lane to close Thursday
• Announcing...Mankato's 2008 Calendar Photo Contest winners
• Charges requested in criminal damage to property-graffiti case
• Flood updates: Kiwanis Recreation Area closed
• Numbers increase in Mankato area despite recession
• Police respond to armed robbery
• Update on Riverfront Drive project
• Give us "your take" about what street projects should be designated priority
• Mankato Department of Public Safety completes first weekend to impact underage alcohol consumption
• HUD awards Mankato and Blue Earth County more than $10 million in grants
• Portion of Pohl Road to close Friday, July 30
• Unallotment and cuts to Local Government Aid cost Mankato millions
• New--swim on Wednesday nights at Tourtellotte Pool
• Census workers will be verifying neighborhood addresses
• Volunteers needed for Elk's Nature Center programming
• Mankato's bond rating upgraded for the 3rd time in 4 years
• Portions of Riverfront Drive to close for median repair beginning noon, May 26
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Temporary traffic reroute due to utility construction
• Public input sought on Mankato's Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program
• Early morning robbery--suspects sought
• Portion of Riverfront Drive to close October 2
• Highway 169 broken up, in need of repair
• What information and features would you like to see on Mankato's Website?
• Fall opportunities at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Adopt a fire hydrant--help us help you
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates home invasion robbery
• Federal grant to fund e-citation project
• Portion of Winona Street to close August 4
• Susan Dunn named Yard of the Week winner
• New City Update features Night to Unite; sign up today!
• Mankato Piece to be placed in Riverfront Park
• Thinking about buying a home? Attend Home Stretch July 1 and 8
• Sign-up to receive snow emergency alerts by text message
• Mankato City Council filings for May 25
• Yard of the Week winner announced
• Mankato--1st in Minnesota and 28th in the nation
• Mankato’s 2008 City Calendar coming soon
• Homicide investigation
• Mankato's water main flushing rescheduled for October 3 through October 8
• Campaign Notebook: Emmer fires up voters in Mankato
• Finalists for public safety director in Mankato next week
• Portion of Belle Avenue to close September 21
• Mankato snow and ice removal update
• What is “Your Take” on Mankato’s strategic plan?
• Mankato's 2010 city calendar winners announced
• Elk's Nature Center open house rescheduled for August 17 through August 21
• Give us "your take" about ash tree disease
• Three portions of Warren Street to close July 15
• Helpful tips to follow when hiring a contractor for home improvements
• Portion of Haefner Drive closed to repair sanitary sewer mainline
• Fast facts about implementation of local food and beverage tax
• Names of six establishments that failed recent compliance checks released
• Yard of the Week winner announced
• Aggravated robbery arrest made
• Plan to attend the Mankato Regional Airport Runway Extension Dedication
• Enter Mankato's calendar photo contest today!
• Weird News: Cultural diversity
• One taken, one spared in early-morning blaze
• City Council reviews service level changes due to budget cuts
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to incident involving a weapon
• Fewer structure fires occur in Mankato during holiday season
• Wal-Mart confirms Mankato as the next Midwest Distribution Center
• What is "your take" about additional partnerships the City of Mankato should be involved in?
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to fire on Cherry Street
• Technology Plus building renamed to reflect commitment to business development and expansion
• Portion of North Fourth Street closed for water main break
• Spring into cleanup
• Gov. Pawlenty appoints Mark Knoff, Mankato's director of public works, to Clean Water Council
• Check out the City of Mankato on Facebook
• Mankato Department of Public Safety receives report on suspicious person
• Gene and Pat Glade named Yard of the Week winners
• Tourtellotte Pool opens May 29
• Firefighter Glen Cansler named "Employee of the Year"
• Shooting victim identified
• Man found dead during house fire
• Sibley Park Storybook Farm to Open Next Year
• Three individuals arrested for involvement in recent robberies
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to hit and run
• The latest about snow and ice removal operations
• Public Safety respond to call about suicidal male
• Mankato to realize $1.4 million in savings from recent bond upgrades
• Mankato resident sees Night to Unite as an investment in community
• Diana Gabriel named Yard of the Week winner
• Mankato Department of Public Safety identifies juvenille suspect in recent burglary and arson investigations
• Water main flushing begins at 9 p.m.
• Person arrested for first degree sale of a controlled substance
• Mayors of St. Paul and Mankato speak about Local Government Aid loss
• Thinking about buying a home? Attend Home Stretch June 3 and 10
• Participate in Mankato's deer hunt
• Click It or Ticket campaign is May 24 through June 6
• Jim Braunshausen named Supervisor of the Year
• Public Safety responds to structure fire
• Hit-and-run victim dies
• Mankato opens trail connection in Kiwanis Recreation Area
• Sneak preview....
• Mankato's water main flushing rescheduled for October 3 through October 8
• What's happening this week with snow-ice removal in Mankato?
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to vehicle fire
• City begins search for Public Safety Director
• Mankato Hot Spot features the Floyd Roberts, Jr. Pavilion
• Foreclosure prevention assistance program available statewide
• Val Imm Drive to close July 19
• Waste Water Treatment Facility receives award
• Portion of median on Madison Avenue under construction
• What is "your take" about possible local federal stimulus projects?
• Filings for City Council
• Jerry and Judie O'Meara named Yard of the Week winners
• What are your thoughts on keeping hen chickens in Mankato?
• Fast facts about new veterans memorial
• Flood cleanup efforts underway
• Weird News: Weird Science
• Mankato Regional Airport improvements take off
• “Take 10” and help Mankato get what it needs for the next 10 years
• MnWARN partnership activated yesterday for the 1st time
• Mankato Department of Public Safety firefighters respond to structure fire
• Get your copy of the 2010 city calendar now!
• Mankato to begin seal coating August 11 (weather permitting)
• Groundbreaking for city of Mankato community athletic fields
• Influence the future of the Mankato area transportation system
• Learn about the home purchase process through First Home
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates suspect on possession of child pornography
• Wednesday, March 25 is “Prevent Underage Alcohol Use Day”
• Structure fire on 4th Street
• Meet Mankato Quality of Life recipients LeRoy and Wendi Masters
• Mankato Heritage Preservation Commission to host three events
• Mankato Regional Airport Runway Extension Dedication
• Road closing for street reconstruction
• Today's Services (10/4/10)
• New heritage plaque installed in Sibley Park
• Todd A. Miller to serve as director of public safety
• Mankato Department of Public Safey responds to disturbance on East Walnut Street
• Public Works staff snow and water main break cleanup efforts continue
• Riverfront Drive to close September 7 for road work
• Undertaking a merger study in response to challenging economic climate
• City of Mankato awarded historical and cultural heritage grant
• Rick and Kirsten Jeddeloh named Yard of the Week winners
• What are your event ideas for Night to Unite?
• What information and features would you like to see on Mankato's web pages?
• Citizens connect at Night to Unite Tuesday, August 31; register today
• Give us "your take" about priority street projects
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates recent death
• Riverfront Park groundbreaking planned for Tuesday
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to structure fire under North Star Bridge
• Tourtellotte Pool opens for the season
• Firefighters respond to structure fire on Mozart Avenue
• ‘Souvenirs’ almost a wrap
• Tourtellotte Pool
• Narcotics arrest
• Mankato Department of Public Safety announces update on hit and run investigation
• Announcing the City of Mankato Employee and Supervisor of the Year
• City of Mankato offices closed Monday, September 6; garbage and recycle pickup affected
• What is "your take" about public safety study?
• Elk's Nature Center open house rescheduled for August 17 through August 21
• What volunteer opportunities should the city of Mankato offer?
• Register for August Home Stretch workshops
• Apply to be a volunteer firefighter
• Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods offers photography workshop July 6
• Mayor Brady joins officials from MN2020 to discuss how cuts to LGA hurt rural Minnesota’s quality of life
• Portion of Ellis Avenue to close June 4
• Groundbreaking held at future site of Riverfront Park
• Portion of Marsh Street to close at 7 a.m., Wednesday, May 19
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• What properties should be placed on Mankato's historic register?
• Election 2010: Good of the community on Norland’s radar
• Mayor John Brady declares it Ryan Carter- Stanley Cup Day in Mankato
• Mankato developing a five-year plan to meet priority community development needs
• Safe & Sober Coalition continues to make roads safer for the public
• Weapon discharge
• Weird News: Making work fun
• A mission to transition
• Event features family values and nunchucks
• Today's services (10/3/2010)
• Election 2010: DeWitte steers clear of making quick judgments
• Cell phone workshop geared for parents
• Riverfront Drive skyway taken down
• Weird News: A prosecutor's dubious theory
• Controversial Fort Ridgely plan dropped
• St. Peter Cinema operator bankrupt
• High schoolers get early taste of Nobel topic
• Nobel cause: Making Food Good
• Fall yard waste collections to begin in area communities
• Kid-bashing for fun and profit
• Skyway to be removed
• Mankato's water main flushing rescheduled for October 3 through October 8
• Hwy 169 now open
• Portion of Riverfront Drive to close October 2
• Weird News: Stories that shook up the condom market
• Flood detours baffle some motorists
• Freak rainfall results in freak flood
• Today's services (10/2/2010)
• MRCI keeping clients working with candy contract
• St. Clair's sewage system far from flush
• Today's services (10/1/2010)
• Fields ripe for harvest after rains
• Waseca Art Center eyeing new home
• North Mankato cleanup begins
• Woman arrested after chase
• Weird News: Classic Weird (January 2003)
• Help needed to save History Fest
• Today's services (9/30/2010)
• Lake Crystal woman charged in alleged knife assault
• Used fire equipment benefits Paraguay city
• Rebates available for energy-efficient home improvements
• Section of Monks Ave. closed
• Mankato Department of Public Safety donates used gear to Paraguay firefighters
• News of the Weird: Leading economic indicators
• Today's services — 9/29/10
• Schools looking to foster good habits
• Economy, health care among topics for Walz’ visit
• Flooding in St. Peter leaving businesses high and dry
• Feds, state survey flood damage
• Registered offender may have left state
• St. Clair post office re-opened
• Portion of Monks Avenue to close September 29
• Portion of Belle Avenue and Guenther Street to close September 30
• Weird News: A way to market beer
• Today's services (9/28/2010)
• In St. Clair, it takes a village to fight a flood
• Police seek public's help in finding stray dog that bit 2-year-old
• Parking fines to increase 400 percent
• Several highways remain closed
• Levee hole found, filled
• Red Jacket trestle threatened
• Police seek public's help in locating owner of dog that bit young child
• Front page
• Police Seek Public's Help in Locating Owner of Dog That Bityoung Child
• Police break up large house party
• Floodwaters close St. Clair post office
• Mankato Department of Public Safey responds to disturbance on East Walnut Street
• Mankato Department of Public Safety announces update on hit and run investigation
• Safe & Sober Coalition continues to make roads safer for the public
• Weird News: Unlikely successes
• Today's Services (9/27/10)
• ASK US: Arson nullifies insurance claim
• Gustavus’ equestrian team is like no other
• Wetland road to finally be moved
• Man arrested in connection with hit and run
• Give us "Your Take" about what should be in the cache boxes?
• Traffic at Glenwood Avenue rerouted for water main replacement
• Man alleges attack with new-style weapon
• Emotion swells in flood call
• Family gets helping hand to hold back river
• Swelling Minnesota River closes Highway 169
• Weird News: Civilization in decline
• Funeral home a first for North Mankato
• Families reconnect at MSU event
• Farmers wet and waiting
• Some roads remain closed; crews building dike along Highway 169
• Flood Watch Update: Portion Of Industrial Road Closed
• Weird News: Reckless politician
• Today's services (9/25/2010)
• Car from alleged gun incident found, no arrests made
• Chris Frederick seeks write-in for mayor race
• Teen suspect arrested in hit-and-run
• Grand jury delayed in Nibbe murder case
• Creek catches Garden City homeowner by surprise
• Update: New Richland flooding
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to hit and run
• Mankato's water main flushing rescheduled for October 3 through October 8
• Today's services (9/24/2010)
• Candidates weigh in at forum
• Parents, students get on board the walking bus
• New Richland Care Center evacuates
• St. Clair residents: Don’t use toilets, water
• Infant’s death results in murder charge against father
• MnWARN partnership activated yesterday for the 1st time
• Flood preparedness closings and updates
• East, Loyola, other area football games postponed
• Rivers expected to rise through weekend
• Flood preparedness closings and update
• Today's services (9/23/10)
• Mankato teacher earns state recognition
• New MnDOT facility to be a transportation hub
• No foul play ruled in Henderson fire
• Four flood stations put to work in Mankato
• Weird News: A little advertising
• New Richland Care Center evacuated
• Mapleton, Amboy, Vernon Center residents asked to restrict water use
• Flooded roads/closed roads
• Police looking for suspects in gun incident
• Mankato parks closed
• Flooding closing roads, schools
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to incident involving a weapon
• Bethany students gripped with Emmy dreams
• Weather/flood forecast - Flood warning issued
• Teen enters guilty plea in July arson case
• Brady faces tough questions at MSU
• Mankato's water main flushing begins September 26
• Weird News: The decline of civilization
• Today's services (9/22/10)
• Grant money a boon to GAC physics
• Mankato/North Mankato in top 100 for youth
• Walz endorsed by VFW
• Jackson Square policing a community effort
• Weird News: Ironies
• Kato area named 100 Best again
• Grand jury to convene on Nibbe case
• Today's services — 9/21/10
• Seizure call turns into drug arrest
• Police search for assault suspect
• Motorcycle stolen from city ramp
• Coalition pitches early education
• Animal sanctuary operator charged
• Grand jury date set in Nibbe case
• ReStore the place for recycled building materials
• Law bites in drug raid
• Weird News: Troubling questions
• Sleepy Eye school district chafes from withholding
• Churches getting involved in raising money for homeless youth storefront
• Weird News: Online game is too much fun
• Monday Informer: Eagle Lake Elementary to have open house
• Done in by a bag of potato chips
• 150 years of beer
• MnDOT to review Highway 14 plan
• Higher ed is booming
• Today's services (9/20/2010)
• Children's Museum wins national award
• Jake's Stadium Pizza spends last day in original location
• United Way kickoff offers food for thought
• Alyssa Sandeen recovery continues
• Energy mini-conference convenes at MSU Thursday
• Sleeping dispatcher isn't alone in quest for rest
• Weird News: A hospital with problems
• Nicollet County seeks to commit offender
• Lifeworks honors community employers
• St. Peter Co-op lands financing
• Mankato Brewery selects site
• Today's services (9/18/2010)
• Weird News: All by himself — if he's still there
• Lake Crystal publisher apologizes for column
• New school opened to public view
• Today's services (9/17/2010)
• Robbery suspect shot in Rochester had Mankato ties
• SCC set to expand
• Neglect determination in North Mankato choking fatality
• Weird news: Ebonics translators wanted
• At GFW, it's iPads for all
• North Mankato park plan continues to evolve
• Voting for People's Choice award is now open
• City of Mankato News: Fall opportunities at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Weird News: Driving while distracted
• Public housing plan advances
• Sowing safety at harvest time
• Today's services (9/16/2010)
• Tussle leads to tumble, felony charge
• Schell's launching 150th birthday party
• Former Mankato man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Today's services (9/15/2010)
• BEC levy no higher than 2.9 percent
• Man released after making racial threats
• MSU marks Constitution Day with special events
• Portion of Belle Avenue to close September 20
• Weird News: What? Double-billing's wrong?
• Brady resignation resolution fails
• Arrest made for break-in, assault
• Bail set in Nibbe case
• Fall opportunities at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Weird News: Getting what’s due
• Today's Services (9/13/10)
• Political signs restricted from rights of way
• Ask Us: Mile markers that aren’t
• Dispatcher disciplined for sleeping on the job
• Rock Bend: A 20-year run of folksy fun
• Simulator shows deficit is in the details
• Jack Link's purchases Mankato plant
• Today's services (9/14/2010)
• St. Peter man arrested after chase
• Weird News: Their own medicine
• Today's services — 9/12/10
• Press conference provides more details on homicide investigation
• Stick some spurs on Belgrade businesses
• Military website looking to make mark
• Inaugural grape stomp is a smash
• Today's Services (9/11/10)
• Riverfront Drive overlay moved to today
• Mankato man hurt in diving accident
• Capital campaign reshaping Loyola Catholic Schools’ campuses
• Council to vote on censuring mayor
• Chemist had legitimate reason to create compounds
• Synthetic marijuana finds foothold in area
• Weird news: Buried, dug up and frozen
• Workplace diversity training isn’t all laughs
• Update: Wife charged in Lake Crystal killing
• Update on the Riverfront Drive project
• Mankato Department of Public Safety continue to work to impact underage drinking
• New hours at Elks Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• Today's services 9/10/10
• Weird News: Bigger isn't always better
• Former bondsman sentenced
• Excess bond money used on maintenance projects
• New elementary school opens
• Proficiency test for archery deer hunt September 10, 11 and 13
• Rasmussen Woods--a Mankato Hot Spot
• Plea deal reached for threatening e-mail
• Today's Services 9/9/10
• Girl’s abduction story proven to be false
• Citizen’s call leads to arrest for suspected burglary
• Dickey’s Barbecue coming to town
• Truman inventor crafts everyday solutions
• Answers still elusive in Nibbe death
• Loyola students soak up the sun with All-School Mass
• Weird News: Gangs with fashion statements
• Weird News: More bad multitaskers
• Students go back to busy
• North Mankato approves levy hike
• Ex-boyfriend’s DWI puts single mom’s car in jeopardy
• Today's services (9/8/2010)
• Quick thinking saves stricken jogger
• Nearly 30,000 visit Waseca Water Park in 2010
• Road repairs
• Proficiency test for archery deer hunt September 10, 11 and 13
• Sole bid wins for Waseca airport work
• Minneopa Trail unoffically opens
• Today's services (9/7/2010)
• Spear home is 'green aesthetic'
• Campaign Notebook: Election season in full stride
• Open House for new Rosa Parks Elementary coming
• Theresa House still searching for a new home
• Labor Day is move-in day
• Weird News: Fiber for the temple
• Weird News: Conversing with the animals
• Today's services — 9/6/10
• School Sisters get garden tool grant
• Pitching horseshoes from a wheelchair
• Weird News: A Person With Issues
• For immigrant youth, sports are a way in
• School districts cautious about Jobs Fund
• Job vacancies begin to rise in Kato area
• Greater Mankato Area United Way's 2011 Campaign Kickoff
• Today's services (9/5/2010)
• In New Ulm, life's a Riverblast
• Riverfront Park ending first season with Chris Young, Pridefest
• Salvation Army helping students with supplies
• Weird News: Fat is where it's at
• Today's Services (9/4/10)
• At 62, he knows what he is doing
• China trip goes beyond pilot training
• Fire victim was at scene of arson
• House of Hope hoping to raise funds, grow capacity
• Lake Crystal shooting - 911 call released
• Fire investigation
• Update: Abducted boy back home
• Weird News: Name tattoo ruined alias
• Child taken by non-custodial parent
• Counterfeit checks, thousands in cash found following traffic stop
• Walmart driver to get second evaluation
• Cookbook to raise money for youngster's transplant
• Investigation in Lake Crystal death continues
• VA head visits with local veterans
• Today's services (9/3/2010)
• A taxing burden for homeowners
• SCC receives $1 million grant
• City of Mankato offices closed Monday, September 6; garbage and recycle pickup affected
• Mankato's Night to Unite a success thanks to participants
• Homicide confirmed in Lake Crystal death
• Weird News: Things that shouldn't be put off
• Today's services (9/2/2010)
• Le Center, M-L in a sharing mood
• Hog barns near Waldorf knocked off foundations
• ISJ, Queen of Peace to grow relationship
• Mankato region construction project report
• Riverfront Drive to close September 7 for road work
• Eighteen arrested for variety of narcotics violations
• Today's services 9/1/10
• Henderson fire still under investigation
• District Court Judge Norbert Smith to retire
• NASA initiative taking learning to a new frontier
• City councilor suggests Brady investigation
• Today's Services (8/31/10)
• North Mankato considers 3.4 percent levy increase
• Serviceperson support group’s event will recognize heroes
• Weird News: Accustomed to style
• Brady says he won't resign
• Update: Police pinpoint possible homicide location
• Goal: 'Unite' town and gown
• Dorm is where the heart is
• Businesses paying dearly for layoffs
• Mankato Magazine -September issue
• Brady, attorney to address media Tuesday
• Mankato Department of Public Safety firefighters respond to structure fire
• Weird News: The latest updates
• Update: Motorcyclist in head-on crash dies
• Public Safety respond to call about suicidal male
• Weird News: Classic Weird (August 2004)
• Today's services — 8/30/10
• Long-lost dog tags connect two WWII veterans
• Donations behind LCWM fountain
• Woman dies in Henderson fire
• Man who threatened suicide in custody after manhunt
• School behavior program: In with the good, out with the bad
• Small levy increases proposed for 2011
• Sculpture walk, arts fair planned for 2011
• GM’s new driver rooted in Mankato
• Weird News: The 'Double Irish' tax dodge
• Today's services (8/28/2010)
• Historic sawmill is losing steam
• Protesters speaking out on issues at MSU
• Counter-intuitive: Cambria's workforce grows
• Area jobless rates generally edge up
• Walmart committed to Mankato, officials say after trip
• Wal-Mart confirms Mankato as the next Midwest Distribution center
• Weird News: Redneck chronicles
• Views differ on if DWI disqualifies mayor
• Voters, Brady have decisions to make
• Home sales drop 40 percent in July
• Taxes for manufactured homes due Tuesday
• We can cut 'our' students some slack
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to vehicle fire
• Henderson attracts hummingbirds, hummingbird fans
• Highway 14 issues grow in intensity
• Employer questions to be answered Monday
• From Dublin to St. Peter
• Today's services (8/27/2010)
• What is “Your Take” on Mankato’s strategic plan?
• Mankato’s strategic plan leads the way
• Criminal complaint on John Brady DWI
• Weird News: Least competent police
• Today's services (8/26/2010)
• Local law firm had hand in bridge settlement
• Report: Brady's blood alcohol limit 3X limit
• Area schools discuss shared services
• Independence Party's Mark Meyer hopes for a change in District 24B
• Salesman has extra reading time on his hands
• Girl chaser sought by Lake Crystal police
• Weird News: Money down the toilet
• Today's services (8/25/2010)
• Highway 14 group hopeful after seeing Franken’s reaction to tour
• SCC receives sizeable grant from NSF
• CEO at the YMCA is spokesperson for Heart Walk
• For Sleepy Eye students, pre-Labor Day start date is like any other
• Snowed in: Council deadlocks on parking changes
• Report: Mayor cited for DWI
• Kids Against Hunger awaits Council decision
• North Mankato MRCI closing
• UPDATE: Brady releases statement on DWI
• Apartment dweller reports robbery
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates home invasion robbery
• Weird News: No such thing as easy money
• Today's services 8/24/10
• Mankato man jailed for misuse of emergency telephone system
• Underage drinkers cited
• Mankato Department of Public Safety completes first weekend to impact underage alcohol consumption
• Today's Services (8/23/10)
• Man preserves piece of history just west of Mankato
• Winnebago man hurt in one-vehicle crash
• North Mankato man dies after crash
• Convicted felon wanted for North Mankato assault
• Work-school partnership thrives
• Attorney masters the grind at power show
• Weird News: Her choice — Porn or Nazism
• Local soldier returns to Afghanistan with CNN in tow
• Flash! A new kind of signal coming
• Sudanese secession vote watched here
• Weird News: A hermit could be homeless
• ATV controversy brews in Truman
• Fair time
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed
• Today's services 8/21/10
• Residents file for area council positions
• Mall security guard arrested on burglary charges
• New Country School recognized
• Life Cycles program makes kids’ dream gifts a reality
• Weird News: The wrong kind of attention
• Mankato Police Logs for Aug. 19-20
• Portion of Fountain Street to close August 23
• Waseca Lutheran church has faith in the break
• Decision on silo sign delayed
• Mankato Department of Public Safety and partners work together for safe roads and to save lives
• Mankato's 2011 city calendar photo contest ends August 27
• Today's services (8/20/2010)
• Firing of Watonwan Co. deputy upheld
• Job fair: The place to stand out
• Make room for MSU Move-in Day
• Mankato delegation to China can positively impact local economy
• Weird News: Least competent criminals
• Gibbon farmer takes raw milk case to court
• Appeal denied in Waseca killings
• Son of victims charged with arson
• Today's Services 8/19/10
• Rasmussen College to hold free job fair
• Police patrols to hit MSU campus
• HickoryTech gets grant to build cable
• Mankato Department of Public Safety and partners team up to impact underage drinking
• Weird News: The continuing crisis
• 911 caller arrested after chase
• Weird News: Avoiding marriage the hard way
• Today's services (8/18/2010)
• City mulls another switch to two-ways
• Child stalker’s plea will stand
• Faribault County deputy injured in crash
• A calling for tender caring
• 'Private' problem results in inmate's freedom, then trouble
• Convicted former Sleepy Eye teacher to get extra time
• Four bit, cited in Van Brunt Street ruckus
• Favre reported headed for Minnesota
• Four bit, cited in Van Brunt Street ruckus
• Man accused of stealing getaway vehicle
• Nicollet County firm against silo art
• Today's services (8/17/2010)
• Waseca population adjusted up 246
• MSU president Davenport looks to the future
• Missing Mapleton man charged with drug crime
• Kristin Paulson is one of a kind
• Weird News: Shaking down America
• Weird News: We have rules!
• Today's Services (8/16/10)
• Johnson’s time is for the dogs
• Campaign Notebook: Walz, Demmer on opposite sides of bill
• Gustavus senior on internship of dreams
• Fly-in gets youth involved in traveling off-road
• Honor Flight expanding to Mankato area
• Chicken permits slow to take flight
• Maze mixes nature, baseball
• Weird News: Woody Allen joke comes to life
• Today's Services (8/15/10)
• Party proof that at the Rapidan Dam, there’s a lot to love
• Head-on collision leaves one critical
• Weird News: Fired on the advice of psychics
• English learners in search of perfection
• Soldier had heart, humor
• Today's services (8/14/2010)
• Walz bemoans uncertainty in 'slow recovery'
• Demmer talks up private sector
• Police warn of phone scams
• Blue Earth Street to close Tuesday, August 17
• Citizen donates plaque to historic Mankato building
• Weird News: Adventures in parenting
• Today's services (8/13/2010)
• Vikings sign out of camp
• Fairmont plant vote seems a good bet
• MSU students bridge a gap at State Fair
• Victim in fatal scooter crash identified
• Le Center man injured in fatal SUV rollover
• Area districts mulling early start proposal
• The frontiers of U.S. immigration policy
• Today's services (8/12/2010)
• Horner sees an opening in the middle of governor's race
• Campaign Notebook: Kelliher support thin beyond home county
• Bremer Bank to build in Mankato
• Party to mark dam's centennial
• ECFE event encourages readiness
• Minnesota governor: Dayton wins DFL primary
• Mapleton family’s luck needs a lift
• Dranttel, Conlon advance in Nicollet County's District 1
• Mankato's Ward 1 chooses Foreman, Massad
• School test results mixed
• Blue Earth County District 2: Stuehrenberg, Edwards take primary
• Mankato mayor: Brady, Anderson advance in primary
• Mankato IHOP in planning stage
• Margaret Anderson Kelliher concedes DFL primary
• Elk's Nature Center open house rescheduled for August 17 through August 21
• Speed enforcement campaign results in more than 950 citations
• Area races taking shape
• City Council OKs building purchase
• Today's Services (8/11/10)
• City of Mankato awarded historical and cultural heritage grant
• Vandalization with condiments
• Mankato to begin seal coating August 11 (weather permitting)
• Primary day is here
• Today's services (8/10/10)
• Lake Crystal firefighters set for celebration
• Improvement plan taking shape in Mankato schools
• Hot enough for you?
• Heck gets 14-year sentence
• Weird News: Hard to believe
• Maybe time to “unfriend” buddy
• Burglars reportedly refuse to leave, fight each other
• Man arrested for making threats
• Four-car crash results in fatality
• Weird News: A classic
• Today's services 8/9/10
• Mapleton family taking early arrival in baby steps
• Convicted cocaine dealer busted again
• A family that sells together, goes to jail together
• Region slowly reversing job loss trend
• People endure heat to attend Farm Festival
• Nicollet County Board Primary: Dranttel is comfortable with budgetary issues
• The biggest name in Harleys rolls through Mankato
• Kids don’t know their kohlrabis from their cucumbers
• Woman critical after motorcycle accident
• Campaign Notebook: Little last-minute campaigning in area
• Pepsi deal may pay off for Mankato schools
• St. Peter Food Co-op reaches capital goal
• Freyberg files to serve his new city
• Weather service: Up to seven tornadoes hit N.D., Minn.
• Weird News: The business of birth tourism
• Vikings practice pushed back
• Weird News: Know thy opponent
• Today's services (8/7/2010)
• RibFest: A time to meat
• BE County Board Primary: Meyer says county should be more like a business
• Driveway becomes a Midway for good cause
• Couple accused of having sex with minor
• For them, it’s Mission Mankato
• Nicollet County Board Primary: Conlon offers a farmer's perspective
• Mankato Council Primary: Tan tax led Frederick to run
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to fire on Cherry Street
• Mankato resident sees Night to Unite as an investment in community
• Mankato Hot Spot features the Floyd Roberts, Jr. Pavilion
• Today's Services (8/6/10)
• Weird news: Breaking into jail
• Nicollet County Board Primary: Genelin brings passion, ideas
• Blue Earth County Board primary: Finley says he works well in groups
• Mankato Council Primary: Adams touts wide range of experience
• Earthworks Gardens peaking at right time
• Early morning fire burns radio truck
• Windshield fatal a ‘huge tragedy’
• All-state music camps challenge participants
• MSU has cut almost 80 positions
• War footage for movie shot near Le Center
• Driver in fatal windshield accident cited previously
• Elk's Nature Center open house rescheduled for August 17 through August 21
• Weird News: Thinning the herd
• Today's services (8/5/2010)
• Ward 1 forum poorly attended but informative
• Back to square 4 on Favre retirement
• Demographer warns of looming labor shortage
• Youngsters learn inline skating techniques
• Mankato Council primary: Foreman has passion for community service
• Favre remains undecided
• 4-gone conclusion? Fans react to talk of Favre retirement
• Life remembered: John Thro
• Flying block kills Waseca teen
• Sand sentencing put off because of pending sale of business
• Hit-and-run suspect charged
• Blue Earth County Board: Stuehrenberg promises to be receptive
• RibFest is August 5 through August 8
• Portion of Winona Street to close Wednesday
• Weird News: Classic Weird (August 1991)
• Today's services (8/4/2010)
• BEC Board primary: Edwards an advocate of innovation
• Mankato mayoral candidates attend forum
• Portion of Winona Street to close August 4
• Portion of Pohl Road to close Friday, July 30
• Night to Unite is August 31; register an event today
• Wading pool at Tourtellotte Pool closed today, possibly tomorrow
• Portion of Caledonia Street to close July 27
• Give us "your take" about priority street projects
• Mankato City Council filings for May 20
• Riverfront Park groundbreaking planned for Tuesday
• Mankato--1st in Minnesota and 28th in the nation
• Tourtellotte Pool opens for the season
• Public Safety responds to structure fire
• Tourtellotte Pool
• Todd A. Miller to serve as director of public safety
• Announcing the City of Mankato Employee and Supervisor of the Year
• Undertaking a merger study in response to challenging economic climate
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to robbery
• Rick and Kirsten Jeddeloh named Yard of the Week winners
• July events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• What information and features would you like to see on Mankato's web pages?
• Click it or ticket campaign results
• Mayor Brady joins officials from MN2020 to discuss how cuts to LGA hurt rural Minnesota’s qual
• Six establishments fail compliance checks
• Groundbreaking held at future site of Riverfront Park
• Minor traffic delays on portion of Riverfront Drive Wednesday
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Flood cleanup efforts underway
• Mayor John Brady declares it Ryan Carter- Stanley Cup Day in Mankato
• Narcotics arrest
• Weapon discharge
• What is "your take" about public safety study?
• August events at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• What volunteer opportunities should the city of Mankato offer?
• Enter Mankato's 2011 city calendar photo contest
• Apply to be a volunteer firefighter
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates suspicious fire
• City Council awards annual community grants
• Portions of Riverfront Drive to close for median repair beginning noon, May 26
• What do you think about Mankato's budget?
• Aggravated robbery arrest made
• Ordinance restricts density of rental licenses in certain residential areas
• Road closing for street reconstruction
• You could be the next winner
• Mankato developing a five-year plan to meet priority community development needs
• Streamlining utility operations and billing to create efficiencies and build capacity
• What is "your take" about a Mankato and North Mankato merger?
• Portion of Pohl Road to close July 23
• More than 250 motorists cited for speeding during Safe & Sober effort
• City of Mankato closed Monday, July 5
• Mankato Police Explorers win state awards
• Update: Portion of Main Street to close June 22
• Mankato to receive $167,000 in federal stimulus funds
• Mankato City Council filings for May 25
• Help protect the environment--Take the Energy Challenge
• Tourtellotte Pool opens May 29
• Mankato unveils new patrol vehicle
• Firefighters respond to structure fire on Mozart Avenue
• All in a day's work--City staff rescue dog
• Helpful information about trash, potholes and infrastructure--including water main breaks
• Armed robbery
• Public Safety launches new police calls for service map
• Portion of Pohl Road to Close July 23
• Traffic conversion from one-way to two-way
• Public Safety dispatched to structure fire on Weaver Street
• Safety tips for recreational fires
• Portion of Belle Avenue to close June 22
• The police are on your street—thank LGA
• Names of six establishments that failed recent compliance checks released
• Sibley Park Rededication
• Click It or Ticket campaign is May 24 through June 6
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Portion of Walnut Street to close temporarily Tuesday
• Mankato makes "Cities to Watch" list
• Mankato to team up with state agency to keep impaired drivers off the road
• Armed robbery--if anyone has information call 507-387-8770
• December Safe & Sober effort targets impaired drivers and unbelted motorists
• What is "your take" about Mankato's preliminary 2010 budget?
• Reward offered
• Area mayors speak out to protect LGA from governor's unallotment
• Pursuit ends with Mankato Department of Public Safety officers arresting one suspect
• What is “your take” about declining LGA and how it impacts Greater Minnesota’s qua
• City of Mankato offices closed May 31; garbage and recyling schedule affected
• Citizen donations enable Sibley Park improvements to move forward
• What are your thoughts on keeping hen chickens in Mankato?
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• What properties should be placed on Mankato's historic register?
• Sign up for the proficiency test
• Burglary suspect sought
• Give your take about proposed utility changes
• What is "your take" about Mankato's proposed 2010 budget
• Meet Mankato’s Quality of Life package winners
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to second fire at 124 Celestine Circle
• Mankato's Heritage Preservation Commission granted Certified Local Government status
• Volunteers needed for Elk's Nature Center programming
• Mankato Department of Public Safety receives report on suspicious person
• People's Choice Award winners
• Mankato Heritage Preservation Commission to host three events
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Arbor Day tree planting celebration commemorates 150 years for New Ulm company
• Mankato to receive $4 million to complete regional airport runway expansion
• Suspect taken into custody following hit-and-run, standoff
• Finalists for Mankato Department of Public Safety director position selected
• City Council approves wage adjustment for City Manager
• Don't miss the historic Riverfront Park grand opening celebration
• New--swim on Wednesday nights at Tourtellotte Pool
• Pergola ribbon cutting and celebration on Saturday, June 6 in Sibley Park
• Thinking about buying a home? Attend Home Stretch July 1 and 8
• What Mankato has gained from federal stimulus funding
• Thinking about buying a home? Attend Home Stretch June 3 and 10
• Get a copy of the new city calendar now!
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to structure fire under North Star Bridge
• Yard of the Week Winners announced
• View the missing person photo--police are seeking the public's assistance
• Mankato's Director of Public Works appointed
• Burglary suspect arrested
• 2010 U.S. Census: Why be counted?
• Mankato committed to provide safe winter driving conditions
• It's the "People's Choice"
• New City Update features Night to Unite; sign up today!
• What is "your take" about federal funding to enhance local law enforcement programs?
• Portion of Haefner Drive closed to repair sanitary sewer mainline
• What's "your take" about implementing 311 in Mankato?
• Filings for City Council
• Mankato area qualifies as a Metropolitan Statistical Area
• Portion of North Sixth Street to close at noon today
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• Vehicle pursuit ends with arrest
• Announcing...Mankato's 2008 Calendar Photo Contest winners
• Charges requested in assault case
• Police respond to armed robbery
• Street projects strategically selected
• Reminders about alcohol violations in relationship to city ordinance
• Three portions of Warren Street to close July 15
• Sidewalk poetry in Mankato’s City Center
• Water service turned off on portion of North Fifth Street to repair water main break
• Area transportation plan expands beyond roads
• Structure fire on 4th Street
• Mankato's bond rating upgraded for the 3rd time in 4 years
• Portion of Marsh Street to close at 7 a.m., Wednesday, May 19
• Yard of the Week winners announced
• A portion of Walnut Street to close Monday, May 3
• Public input sought on Mankato's Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program
• Charges requested in criminal damage to property-graffiti case
• What information and features would you like to see on Mankato's Website?
• Give us "your take" about what street projects should be designated priority
• HUD awards Mankato and Blue Earth County more than $10 million in grants
• Portion of North Fourth Street closed for water main break
• Unallotment and cuts to Local Government Aid cost Mankato millions
• Gov. Pawlenty appoints Mark Knoff, Mankato's director of public works, to Clean Water Council
• Census workers will be verifying neighborhood addresses
• Sign-up to receive snow emergency alerts by text message
• Meray Boulevard temporarily closed to repair water main break
• Yard of the Week winner announced
• Police make arrests in home invasion robbery
• Mankato’s 2008 City Calendar coming soon
• Ongoing investigation
• Finalists for public safety director in Mankato next week
• Adopt a fire hydrant--help us help you
• Federal grant to fund e-citation project
• Mankato Department of Public Safety identifies juvenille suspect in recent burglary and arson invest
• Susan Dunn named Yard of the Week winner
• Person arrested for first degree sale of a controlled substance
• Mankato Piece to be placed in Riverfront Park
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates recent death
• Fast facts about implementation of local food and beverage tax
• Mankato City Council filings for May 18
• Yard of the Week winner announced
• Additional arrest made in home invasion robbery
• Plan to attend the Mankato Regional Airport Runway Extension Dedication
• Early morning robbery--suspects sought
• Mankato Department of Public Safety responds to accident on the North Star Bridge
• City Council reviews service level changes due to budget cuts
• Mankato snow and ice removal update
• Mankato's 2010 city calendar winners announced
• Val Imm Drive to close July 19
• Give us "your take" about ash tree disease
• Portion of median on Madison Avenue under construction
• Helpful tips to follow when hiring a contractor for home improvements
• Portion of Ellis Avenue to close June 4
• Check out the City of Mankato on Facebook
• Portion of Warren Street to close at 7 a.m., May 20
• Gene and Pat Glade named Yard of the Week winners
• Homebuyer education workshop offered in May
• Firefighter Glen Cansler named "Employee of the Year"
• Homicide investigation
• Sibley Park Storybook Farm to Open Next Year
• Individual arrested for possession and distribution of child pornography
• Fewer structure fires occur in Mankato during holiday season
• What is "your take" about additional partnerships the City of Mankato should be involved
• Influence the future of the Mankato area transportation system
• Technology Plus building renamed to reflect commitment to business development and expansion
• Mankato Department of Public Safety investigates suspect on possession of child
• Spring into cleanup
• Emerald ash borer detection traps to be placed in Mankato parks
• Mayors of St. Paul and Mankato speak about Local Government Aid loss
• Mankato City Council filings for May 19
• Participate in Mankato's deer hunt
• A portion of Bunting Lane to close Thursday
• Jim Braunshausen named Supervisor of the Year
• Enter Mankato's calendar photo contest today!
• Mankato opens trail connection in Kiwanis Recreation Area
• Three individuals arrested for involvement in recent robberies
• The latest about snow and ice removal operations
• Mankato to realize $1.4 million in savings from recent bond upgrades
• What are your event ideas for Night to Unite?
• Diana Gabriel named Yard of the Week winner
• Citizens connect at Night to Unite Tuesday, August 31; register today
• Water main flushing begins at 9 p.m.
• Mankato Place Ramp death investigation concludes
• What is "your take" about possible local federal stimulus projects?
• Portion of Dukes Street to close for utility construction
• Jerry and Judie O'Meara named Yard of the Week winners
• Filing period for City Council opens May 18
• Fast facts about new veterans memorial
• Shooting victim identified
• Mankato Regional Airport improvements take off
• Sneak preview....
• What's happening this week with snow-ice removal in Mankato?
• City begins search for Public Safety Director
• Register for August Home Stretch workshops
• Foreclosure prevention assistance program available statewide
• Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods offers photography workshop July 6
• Waste Water Treatment Facility receives award
• Elk's Nature Center programming is back beginning June 15
• Wednesday, March 25 is “Prevent Underage Alcohol Use Day”
• Portion of Balcerzak Drive and Monks Avenue and Pohl Road intersections to close Monday May 24
• Meet Mankato Quality of Life recipients LeRoy and Wendi Masters
• Temporary traffic reroute due to utility construction
• Mankato Regional Airport Runway Extension Dedication
• Temporary road closure on North Second Street
• New heritage plaque installed in Sibley Park
• “Take 10” and help Mankato get what it needs for the next 10 years
• Public Works staff snow and water main break cleanup efforts continue
• Get your copy of the 2010 city calendar now!
• Portion of Patterson Avenue to close July 21
• Groundbreaking for city of Mankato community athletic fields
• Segments of the Minnesota River Trail and Kiwanis Recreation Area to close today
• Learn about the home purchase process through First Home
• What is your take about the emerald ash borer?
• City Of Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Responds To Robbery
• August Programs at Elk's Nature Center in Rasmussen Woods
• City Of Mankato News: Portion Of Patterson Avenue To Close July 21, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: August Home Stretch Workshops
• Influence The Future Of The Mankato Area Transportation System
• Val Imm Drive To Close July 19
• Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Identifies Juvenille Suspect..
• City Of Mankato News: Three Portions Of Warren Street To Close July 15, 2010
• Mankato News: Night To Unite
• Swim on Wednesday Nights at Tourtellotte Pool
• Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Responds To Second Fire At 124 Celestine Circle
• City Of Mankato News: Reward Offered
• City Of Mankato News: Public Safety Dispatched To Structure Fire On Weaver Street
• July Activities At Elk's Nature Center In Rasmussen Woods
• City Of Mankato News: Enter Mankato's 2011 City Calendar Photo Contest
• Elk's Nature Center In Rasmussen Woods Offers Photography Workshop
• Mankato News: Segments of the Minnesota River Trail and Kiwanis Recreation Area...
• City Of Mankato Newsletter - June 28, 2010
• Portion Of Median On Madison Avenue Under Construction
• Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Investigates Suspect On Possession Of Child
• City Of Mankato News: Person Arrested For First Degree Sale Of A Controlled Substance
• Mankato News: Thinking About Buying a Home? Attend Home Stretch
• City Of Mankato News: Portion Of Haefner Drive Closed To Repair Sanitary Sewer Mainline
• Pursuit Ends With Mankato Department Of Public Safety Officers Arresting One Suspect
• Volunteers Needed for Elk's Nature Center Programming
• Portion of Belle Avenue to Close June 22
• Portion Of Main Street Closure Extended
• City Of Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Investigates Suspicious Fire
• Citizens Connect at Night to Unite
• Mankato News: Click It Or Ticket Campaign Results
• Mankato News: Elk's Nature Center Programming Is Back Beginning June 15, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: Mankato Place Ramp Death Investigation Concludes
• Emerald Ash Borer Detection Traps To Be Placed In Mankato Parks
• Mankato News: Portion of Ellis Avenue to Close June 4, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Investigates Recent Death
• Mankato City Council Filings - May 29, 2010
• Mankato News: Structure Fire on 4th Street
• Mankato News: Mankato Department Of Public Safety Receives Report On Suspicious Person
• Names Of Six Establisments That Failed Recent Compliance Checks
• City Of Mankato News: Home Stretch Workshop
• City of Mankato Offices Closed May 31; Garbage And Recyling Schedule Affected
• City Of Mankato Newsletter - May 26, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: Six Establishments Fail Compliance Checks
• City Of Mankato News: Mankato City Council Filings For May 25, 2010
• Portions of Riverfront Drive to Close For Median Repair
• City Of Mankato News: Mankato City Council Filings For May 20, 2010
• Mankato News: Portion of Balcerzak Drive and Monks Avenue and...
• Mankato News: Portion Of Dukes Street To Close For Utility Construction
• Mankato City Council Filings - May 19
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Newsletter
• Mankato Department Of Public Safety Responds To Structure Fire Under North Star Bridge
• Mankato Heritage Preservation Commission to host Two Programs
• City Of Mankato News: Click It Or Ticket Campaign
• Mankato News: Aggravated Robbery Arrest Made
• City of Mankato News: Minor Traffic Delays on Portion of Riverfront Drive on May 12, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: Temporary Traffic Reroute Due To Utility Construction
• Mankato City Council Filings for May 18, 2010
• Mankato News: A Portion Of Bunting Lane To Close Thursday, May 6, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: Home Stretch Course
• Mankato News: Police Make Arrests In Home Invasion Robbery
• Mankato News: Additional Arrest Made In Home Invasion Robbery
• City of Mankato News - 1st in Minnesota and 28th In The Nation
• City of Mankato News - April 30, 2010
• City Of Mankato News - Vehicle Pursuit Ends With Arrest
• Arbor Day Tree Planting Celebration Commemorates 150 Years For New Ulm Company
• City of Mankato to Flush Water Mains
• City Of Mankato News - Silt Happens
• Mankato News: Missing Person Investigation - Police Are Seeking The Public's Assistance
• City of Mankato News - April 20, 2010
• Mankato News: Portion Of Walnut Street To Close Temporarily
• Mankato News: Firefighters Respond To Structure Fire
• Mankato News: Road Closing For Street Reconstruction
• Mankato News: Public Safety Responds to Structure Fire
• Temporary Road Closure On North Second Street
• Mankato News: Homicide investigation
• Mankato News: Ongoing Investigation
• Mankato News: Shooting Victim Identified
• Mankato News: Early Morning Robbery--Suspects Sought
• Charges Requested In Criminal Damage To Property-Graffiti Case
• Mankato News: Charges Requested In Assault Case
• Mankato News: Burglary Suspect Arrested
• Road Work on Pohl Road Planned for Tuesday , March 23, 2010
• Flood Preparedness Update - March 18, 2010
• Suspect Taken Into Custody Following Hit-And-Run, Standoff
• City Of Mankato News - Burglary Suspect Sought
• Mankato Continues To Follow Flood Control Plan
• Mankato To Team Up With State Agency To Keep Impaired Drivers Off The Road
• Mankato News: Thompson Ravine Road Closure Begins On March 16,2010
• Mankato News: Narcotics Arrest
• Thompson Ravine Road to Temporarily CloseOn March 8, 2010
• Todd A. Miller Accepts Director Of Public Safety Position
• City of Mankato Newsletter - March 1, 2010
• City Of Mankato News: Home Stretch course
• City Of Mankato News - Three Individuals Arrested For Involvement In Recent Robberies
• Greater Mankato Area United Way News - Thank You for Choosing to LIVE UNITED in 2010!
• City Of Mankato News - Individual Arrested For Possession And Distribution Of Child Pornography
• City Of Mankato News - Finalists For Public Safety Director In Mankato
• Mankato City Offices Closed for Presidents' Day
• Mankato News: Snow Emergency Begins
• Mankato News: Police Respond To Armed Robbery
• City of Mankato News - Parkway Avenue Hill Closure
• Finalists For Mankato Department Of Public Safety Director Position Selected
• City Of Mankato News: Armed Robbery
• Homebuyer Education Workshop Offered In February
• City of Mankato Newsletter - January 29, 2010
• City of Mankato News - Armed Roberry
• Portion Of Hickory Street Closed Due To Water Main Break
• Mankato News: Parkway Avenue hill Closure
• City Of Mankato News - Weapon Discharge
• City of Mankato News - Applications Now Being Taken for 2010 Community Grants
• Part-Time Police Officer George Sugden To Be Honored For His Many Years Of Service
• Partial Roof Collapse From Weight Of Snow
• Fewer Structure Fires Occur In Mankato During Holiday Season
• Mankato News: Standoff Resolved
• Mankato News: Homebuyer Education Workshop Offered In January
• Mankato News: Public Safety Investigating Cases Involving Counterfeit Currency
• Mankato Snow And Ice Removal Update
• News : Hills Reopened in Mankato
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Blue Earth County
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Newsletter - September 1, 2009
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Newsletter - August 14, 2009
• Agency Tour - LEEP's Summer Camp
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Newsletter - May 29, 2009
• Greater Mankato Area United Way News - Got the Lunch Hour Blues?
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Newsletter - April 28, 2009
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Newsletter - March 27, 2009
• Greater Mankato Area United Way News - March 2, 2009
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Campaign Update - January 16, 2009
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Greater Mankato Area United Way Campaign Update - December 19, 2008
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