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• Year after gaining independence, South Sudanese meet in Rochester
• Brainerd looking at sewers as energy source
• Break in Patz case after 33 years brings hope to other families
• Birth notices
• Public notices for May 26, 2012
• Day in History: Root River floods in 1937
• Red Wing food drive gets 'breathtaking' results
• Area graduations are set
• P-B Dialogues to discuss bullying
• Cross-country Ride Against AIDS raises awareness
• 12-county collaborative program taking shape
• Family regrets Congress' move to end page program
• MnDOT has jump start on road work
• Bicycle route receives state, national recognition
• Bullying prompts parents to pull kids from school
• Parental concerns over bullying prompt decision to leave schools
• Answer Man: New garden center sprouts behind Mickey's
• Most districts use the same bullying policy
• Will the heat stop the Med City Marathon, or just slow it?
• P&G to modify Tide Pods packaging after 250 poison cases
• Chronic wasting disease found in farmed Ramsey County deer
• Public notices for May 25, 2012
• Baudette mother, daughter who shared birthday die on same day
• Wrong-way driver dies in head-on crash with semi near Winona
• Minnesota ranks high for indicator of food stamp fraud
• The 2012 Softball All-American Team selections have been released by the NJCAA....
• Thunderstorms likely tonight; hot Sunday expected
• A lot of attention for four falcon chicks (video)
• Pollution commissioner deflects criticism of river cleanup
• A love of words pays its own dividends
• Talk of the Town: Memorial Day means fruit pie, lilacs
• United Way announces $2.5 million in distributions
• Today in History: Record numbers graduate from junior college, JM
• Academic Notebook
• Lanesboro innkeepers go extra mile for safety
• Information and help to deal with bullying
• Furst Draft: Time for talk -- and action -- on bullying
• Lourdes High School Class of 2012
• Mayo High senior recognized for anti-bullying campaign
• Chatfield marks Potter progress
• See Goodhue County with a special passport
• Answer Man: Honest, Abe never stayed at Log Cabin motel
• New Ulm orders eviction of horse, citing manure
• National Geographic climbers to summit Everest tonight, researched by Mayo
• South Sudan tribal conference in Rochester this weekend
• Memorial Day observances in SE Minnesota
• Public notices for May 24, 2012
• Biologists band peregrine chicks in Whitewater State Park
• Did you know that RCTC has a Disc Golf Course on campus that's open to the publi...
• Answer Man: Got money to burn? Send it to the city
• Back and Forth: Her pupils remember Belva Snodgrass
• Century grad completes Marines boot camp
• Violent crime numbers drop in Rochester as population grows
• Schaeffer Academy Class of 2012
• Rochester woman honored for efforts to improve living conditions in India
• Most public offices, services closed for Memorial Day
• Can researchers catch pancreatic cancer early?
• Back Roads: Church recovers, grows stronger after vandalism
• 'Hope for the Broken' discusses healing from bullying
• Day in history: College renames theater to honor longtime president
• Violent storm blows out car windows, knocks over semi in New Ulm
• Dog DNA business cracks down on errant droppings
• Mayo High evacuates after power outage
• Police K9 earns department commendation
• Public notices for May 23, 2012
• RCTC's Community and Youth Programs Department is offering some pretty cool camp...
• Around the region
• Minnesota news in brief
• Memorial Day observances throughout region
• St. Charles teen a finalist in Buckle Up contest
• Sunset Terrace students excel at Math Masters
• Answer Man: Private means private when it comes to testing
• Cemetery walk Monday in Lake City
• With promotion, Rochester officer breaks another barrier
• Artist 'keeping doctor away' at Mayo Clinic
• Mayo Clinic Care Network will announce new member monthly in 2012
• Car totaled after water poured into gas tank
• Thunderstorms likely Thursday, high near 77
• Boat blessing Saturday in Lake City
• Dan Abraham construction to close streets
• Rochester man remembered for his wave
• Correction
• Regional news
• Results of safety survey presented
• Lens on history: Old mill pond
• Around the region
• Kingsland trap shooting team looking up
• Jen's World: Who needs a silver teapot when you have a new toilet
• Day in history: 2,500 Girl Scouts rock Mayo Field in 1962
• Wednesday warm, windy; T-storms likely Thursday
• Experts say Minnesota has too few school counselors
• Public notices for May 22, 2012
• One-vehicle crash on U.S. 14
• Mychal Wilmes: Some things are easily forgotten by Luddites
• Five towns keep state aid road funds
• Highway 56 to close for summer between Kenyon and West Concord
• Correction
• Council reverses denial of tavern patio proposal
• Development task force gives city good marks to date
• Two southeast Minnesota women Princess Kay finalists
• Downtown residents look forward to new food co-op
• Event helps healing, bullying prevention efforts in Kasson
• Swastika in driveway unsettles family
• Answer Man: Dredge deepened Mill Pond in 1915
• Day in history: Merchants hope to give out 5,000 baby chicks in 1937
• Mississippi River cleanup June 16
• Canoeing and high-ropes at Eagle Bluff
• Training offered for crisis-line volunteers
• Fun size fits all at Oxbow Park
• Planting progresses in southeastern Minnesota fields
• Business briefs
• Schools' new report cards are in
• Oddchester: Choose senior portrait props wisely
• Minn. tests alternative to No Child Left Behind
• City passing the hat for July 4 fireworks
• Wildfire near Ely declared 100 percent contained
• Century High School ranks in Newsweek's top high schools
• Off-duty officers credited with helping save a man's life
• Public access cable TV programming
• Kudos to Art + Design faculty member Daniel Vedamuthu for promoting quality in h...
• Answer Man: Long ago, Austin had a state park near downtown
• Area government meetings
• First on the scene: Rural EMS providers greet the community
• Day in history, May 21
• Talk of the Town: There's an app to replace Tracy?
• Austin High School students pitch in to make a green difference
• Fireworks: Red, White and Blue Campaign
• Rabies Clinic on June 13th
• Girls didn't realize they were lost
• Man injured in rollover on U.S. 52
• Crews still searching for Winona man who fell into river
• Events scheduled for Minneapolis tornado anniversary
• Firefighters still working on Ely fire
• Plane makes emergency landing in Duluth
• Public notices for May 19, 2012
• RCTC Student Life kicks off its parade season this afternoon...catch the Yellowj...
• Slatterly Park neighborhood holds annual Art on the Avenue
• Examiner: Rochester man's death under bridge linked to alcoholism
• Area students graduate from University of North Dakota
• City offers reduced assessments on Second Street
• Rochester wins one of 14 development grants
• Three Rochester students Scholars of Distinction
• 23 groups get Legacy cultural grants
• Dodge County commissioners updated on human services redesign
• Group appeals permit for silica sand shipping
• Answer Man: Baby carrots aren't necessarily kid stuff
• Some urban adults returning to rural Minnesota
• Day in history: Students go on a train ride in 1937
• Local week in review
• Campus News
• Mayo researchers recover after Everest expedition
• Mayo Clinic's Everest researchers reflect on expedition
• Missouri-based pet food maker issues another recall
• Mayo Clinic doctor departs amid genital mutilation controversy
• Minnesota judges block rapist's bid for more freedom
• Public notices for May 18, 2012
• Suspect in statewide manhunt has connections to Rochester
• Replay: MPR live chat discusses whether nursing shortage is a myth
• Man injured in crash on U.S. 14
• Census: Minorities now surpass whites in U.S. births
• Regatta team eager for day in the sun
• Veterans program to honor Rochester airport
• Zumbrota council pledges to fix development's street access
• Rochester group confronts bullying issue
• Lake City officer's death 'still sinking in,' father says
• Sunny, high near 86
• Law enforcement memorial planning in early stages
• Day in history: Mayowood greenhouse transformed into gallery in 1962
• Correction
• Academic Notebook
• Red Wing Ikes' cabin gets a facelift
• Answer Man: Report says homelessness is growing problem
• City nixes plan to help move Pine Island Lumber
• Complete the Streets
• Boater missing after falling into Mississippi River near Winona
• Crews battling forest fire just outside Ely
• RCTC's commencement celebration one week ago was a great event. Enjoy pics from...
• Public notices for May 17, 2012
• Resources for the homeless
• Storms possible this weekend, with high temps
• Your Pictures: Tree-planting at Golden Hill Alternative Learning Center
• Answer Man: Lots of money, but is it worth it?
• Back and Forth: Where is Ralph John Fritz today?
• Get cold cash for your old secondary fridge or freezer
• A better test for prostate cancer?
• Ronald McDonald House to receive grant
• Range of activities at Community Education Service Day
• Former P-B reporter got the good story and had fun doing it
• Rochester baccalaureate students: 'Believe! We are the Future'
• Stay Out of the Sun run shows why a healthy glow isn't healthy
• Furst Draft: Teen tragedies call for sensitive coverage
• Day in history: Stella Kyllo named 1962 Goodhue County Dairy Princes
• Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch auction planned
• Planting begins at Wabasha hospital's field
• Rhubarb Festival June 2 in Lanesboro
• Answer Man: Others contend for title of oldest bar
• Back Roads: Sundial maker having the time of his life
• Olmsted County Fair 2012
• Despite projected demand for nurses, jobs hard to find
• Woman arrested in Minnesota animal shelter vandalism
• Minnesota efforts to stem teen pregnancy appear effective
• Your pictures: Scenic overviews
• Public notices for May 16, 2012
• Law enforcement officers remember their fallen
• More athletic honors to pass along! Kudos to Yellowjacket baseball players Matt...
• New name, colors won't affect bus dispute
• Winona State names new president
• Three high schools to hold graduation ceremonies on same day
• Public notices for May 15, 2012
• Correction
• Houston School Board addresses auditor's report
• Is your service organization observing Memorial Day?
• Day in history: Rio Grande Rangers to perform at Lawler Theater in 1937
• School district plans community discussions about bullying
• Nine-hole fishing course to open in Preston on Friday
• MnDOT looks for feedback on Cannon Falls road projects
• Jen's World: Behind the doors of the teachers lounge
• Mychal Wilmes: Not all garden thumbs are green
• Workers OK strike at 8 Twin Cities hospitals
• Mayo Clinic's new app speeds info to patients
• Crews pull woman's body from southern Minnesota river
• Search under way for missing tuber on river near Mankato
• Lens on history: Balloon flight in 1937
• Pine Island man injured in motorcycle crash
• RCTC is pleased to announce that several Yellowjacket softball players were name...
• Rochester bus design goes back to square one
• Committee honors historic-preservation efforts, including Plummer House
• Goodhue County highway projects to be discussed
• Saint Marys emergency department to have 'mega garage sale'
• Uffda! It's Syttende Mai again in Wanamingo
• Balmy week ahead in SE Minnesota
• Red Wing considers local-option sales tax
• Preston looking strong for state veterans' cemetery
• Red Wing sued over drug paraphernalia ordinance
• Answer Man: Does the free Walmart shuttle still run?
• Red Wing bar may be shut down for violations
• Day in history: John Marshall band, flag corp to march through mall in 1987
• Waltham post office faces reduced hours
• Oddchester: Life lessons (and a few chores) for the kids
• Twin Cities health care workers take strike vote
• Public notices for May 14, 2012
• Area government meetings
• Answer Man: Newspapers read all over, for visually impaired
• Correction
• Duluth grad completes 4 majors with a 4.0 GPA
• Rochester baccalaureate celebrates graduates' accomplishments
• New online resource focuses on 'What Works' in anti-bias efforts
• Congratulations to Lane Gehl, Yellowjacket women's basketball player #32, who si...
• Public access cable TV programming
• New Lourdes High School rises in Northwest Rochester
• Boy Scout's determination leads to top honor
• Talk of the Town: Lilacs provide the smell of spring
• Day in history, May 14
• Mayo Clinic team returns from Mount Everest
• Young Eagles soar over Dodge County
• Wanamingo man injured in crash on U.S. 52
• No walleye for Gov. Mark Dayton
• Co-owner of Major League Baseball team joins Mayo Clinic trustees
• Mostly sunny through Thursday
• Public notices for May 12, 2012
• Memorial service planned for Century student
• "Bully" opens at poignant time in Rochester
• Volunteer opportunities from the United Way
• Day in History: Sweazy honored for service to Salvation Army in 1987
• Report says local governments should study consolidation
• DNR officer gets service award
• Intrigue swirls in AWA Goodhue wind project
• Repaving planned on three county roads
• Local week in review
• KSMQ presents 'an enthusiasm for food'
• Pine Island EDA puts city in the fast lane
• Economic development authorities in southeastern Minnesota
• Tent helps firefighters battle heat or cold
• Opportunity from disaster: The St. Charles Economic Development Authority
• Area economic development authorities help build businesses large and small
• Stewartville Economic Development Authority mixes old and new in grand plans
• Your guide to the new Weekend Post-Bulletin print edition
• Answer Man: History question gets run through the mill
• Embattled Iron Range police chief agrees to leave
• Two recovering from U.S. 14 crash near Utica
• Minnesota farmer set for trial in raw milk case
• Your pictures: Ducks in southeast Rochester
• Semi rolls on I-90 ramp at U.S. 52
• Woman injured in one-car crash on I-90
• Twin Cities Arc honors Rochester woman
• Winona mayor Miller will not seek re-election
• PEM sends FFA team to national convention
• Former Steele County sheriff resigns
• "Bully" opens today
• Stewartville festival set despite concerns about noise
• Submarine warfare topic of roundtable meeting
• Council, county board election races start to emerge
• Day in history: Brunswold steps down as Mayo coach
• Scout attains Eagle rank
• Free flights for youths
• Academic Notebook
• Around the region
• Lakeside Foods donates 7 truckloads of veggies to Channel One
• Mayo Clinic administrator in Lake City to retire
• Safe but homeless, Rochester family recounts terror of house fire
• New whooping cough cases appear in Rochester
• RCTC summer semester 2012 payments are due today (Friday, May 11). You can chec...
• Dover-Eyota students going the extra mile—or 400
• Investigation stalls in quarry death
• Zumbrota fire truck purchase on hold
• Red Wing school district starts polling public opinion
• Answer Man: Spring cleaning time at the Third Avenue scrap yard
• Chance of showers today, weekend looks sunny
• Hearing on Bicycle Master Plan
• St. Thomas president Dease to retire next year
• Public notices for May 10, 2012
• As the countdown to RCTC's 95th Commencement Ceremony continues...we invite you...
• Zumbrota library seeks new contract with Goodhue County
• Roadwork continues in Northwest Rochester
• Back and Forth: Remembering your first car
• USPS keeps rural post offices open, cuts hours
• Study group hears competing requests for mining regulations
• Wis. regulators set to approve western power line
• The RCTC Carpentry program invites you to their home building project open house...
• St. Charles students act out against bullying
• Bullying intervention must start early in life
• Rochester students win national science competition
• RCTC graduate took time to smell the roses
• Correction
• Four escape early morning fire
• Answer Man: How much juice is spilled by power lines?
• City, county put brakes on dangerous intersection
• Hail storm wreaks havoc for Lake City couple
• Day in history: $750,000 addition to Olmsted Hospital approved in 1962
• Red Wing seeks public opinion on huge mural
• Furst Draft: Changes ahead in Weekend edition
• 20th annual Stamp Out Hunger! food drive is Saturday
• Construction to close part of West Center Street
• Back Roads: We will rock you
• Fourth Annual Rochester Heritage Preservation Awards
• Thinking about joining the Cambodia Winter Break Service Trip? Check out the op...
• Your Pictures: Bella Voce
• Three injured in crash on U.S. 14
• Pizza, made to order (video)
• Nurses Week Speaker, Sheila Hoehn, on campus today. All students are welcome to...
• Dover prepares for tattoo, motorcycle event
• Returned soldiers thank Mayo High for care packages
• CareFest to take break next year
• Public notices for May 9, 2012
• Sheriff: No charges in Kasson-Mantorville teen's suicide
• Minn. nurse gets one year for stealing narcotics
• Mayowood bridge named top local priority
• Father: Teen was bullied because of sexual orientation
• RCTC Student Life is serving up FREE popcorn today on the 4th floor of the Colle...
• Kids can help kids stay safe
• Feds tear down camps in wildlife refuge near Winona
• Answer Man: Texas Roadhouse plans move along
• Have safety plan to address suicide concerns
• Food assistance available at the farmers market
• Lens on history: Wall Tire Co.
• Boy died while climbing a tree
• Jen's World: Mother's Day decision, should they stay or should they go?
• Day in history, May 8
• Come out to campus for a FREE recital featuring solo and small ensemble performa...
• Teacher of the Month: Every day is a challenge, but rewards are great
• Public notices for May 8, 2012
• Bomb threat at John Adams Middle School
• Minnesota grand jury to review right-to-die case
• Sgt. Nicholas Dickhut remembered as soldier, brother
• Agreement assigns Mayowood ownership to Mayo Clinic
• Hail in St. Charles as storms move through
• Around the region
• Billboard job search pays off
• Mychal Wilmes: A rural man requires a truck
• Rochester schools deal with student death
• City council nixes mayor's proposal for moment of silence at meetings
• Pull-tab rule would shut out charity organizations
• Furst Draft: Readers respond to front-page editorial
• Day in history: Hindenburg disaster footage to be shown at Chateau Theater in 1937
• Chatfield's Music Lending Library is a hit in Japan
• Dayton orders flags lowered to honor Minn. soldier
• Oddchester: I shall defend my castle from all earwigs, foreign and domestic
• Public notices for May 7, 2012
• Kudos and good luck to the RCTC baseball team team who won their MCAC Southern D...
• Deadline nears for first-half tax payments
• Zumbrota council has three-year plan for fire truck
• Around the region
• DOT urges caution with bikes re-emerging
• Answer Man: Ike liked the Hiawatha Bridge, and the U.N.
• City starts southwest street maintenance
• Mayo Clinic researcher calls from Mount Everest
• RCTC graduation is Thursday
• Area government meetings
• Public access cable TV programming
• Wanamingo church marks 150 years
• Day in history, May 7
• Talk of the Town: You can become attached to a car (or truck)
• Renovation complete, Lanesboro diner starts cooking
• Salutes, flags honor fallen soldier's motorcade in Rochester
• A little something to help you make it through the last week of the semester. G...
• Trees planted in goo, now ready to grow
• DNR hustles to finalize Minnesota wolf-hunt details
• Fire destroys rural Dodge Center house
• Proposal would hike UMinn tuition 3.5% to 4%
• 2 hikers held in Iran to marry in SF Bay area
• Public notices for May 5, 2012
• Day in history: 862 boys and girls take baseball trip in 1962
• Correction
• For a family of nine' — House remodel illustrates how 'God is Working
• Little library goes by the book
• Local week in review
• More play in Lanesboro and Winona
• Military news
• Winona approves permit request to barge silica sand
• Comment sought on changing 3 Goodhue County roads
• Council actions focus on downtown
• Answer Man: Just a few words more on 'pink slime'
• Tornado hits farm in Faribault County; more storms possible through weekend
• Dispatchers said to be 'most crucial part' of law enforcement
• Stabbing reported in Winona County
• Goodhue County investigating death of 10-year-old boy
• Mayo Clinic employees seek to raise awareness of rape as a weapon of war
• Public notices for May 4, 2012
• Minnesota high school student dies playing basketball
• Storms moving through southeastern Minnesota
• Don't miss the annual "Bat for the Battle" cancer fundraiser today @ 3pm as your...
• Convicted wife of former Viking faces prison
• Mostly cloudy, high near 73 today
• Bullying topic of upcoming OMC lecture in Rochester
• MS walk is Sunday
• Answer Man: Dredging Lake Zumbro would float boats and more
• Scale of Goodhue County wind project questioned in industry newsletter
• Red Wing theater owners invest in switch to digital projection
• Technology can provide a clearer picture of emergency
• Dispatchers must keep their cool even if things get chaotic
• Rochester School District releases new mission statement draft
• Nursing instructor honored as daughter graduates from program
• New bus company wants your input on its look
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Oldest building in Lanesboro razed for new P.O. in 1962
• Four area students second in History Day Competition
• Walk planned to support Rachel Ehmke's family, renounce bullying
• Attorney: Amy Senser in 'shock' over convictions
• Reebok fitting shoes for Rochester man, tallest in US
• The year may change but the smiles stay the same. If you believe that a smile c...
• Day in history: Plainview tears down its 2-cell jail in 1962
• U of M earns top grade for organic agriculture
• Mail workers hold drill, prep for possible attack
• Students help promote expanded Civic Center
• Back and Forth: New cars following World War II
• Answer Man: In this column, something important happens
• Rochester soldier died from 'small arms fire'
• Rochester farmers market moves outside for the summer
• RCVB, trolley company offer free tours
• Task force explores what works to stop bullying
• Mount Everest poses particular challenges for Mayo Clinic researchers
• Back Roads: No blubells? Bring on the geranium
• Police looking for missing Faribault woman, 3 children
• Firms sued in I-35W bridge failure bid on St. Croix bridge project
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Rochester area
• Take advantage of a great opportunity to relax during this busy semester end and...
• 2 Kasson residents critically injured in crash
• Elk Run project will close lanes on U.S. 52
• Internationally recognized honey bee researcher to speak in Rochester
• Free airplane flights for youths Saturday
• Goodhue County landowners face lawsuit over wind project
• Officials identify bodies found in Nisswa fire
• Public notices for May 2, 2012
• You're invited to the art dedication of Karl Unnasch's artwork in the health sci...
• Rochester School District crafts mission statement, now moves to action
• K-M tries to help students come to terms with death of classmate
• Lightning knocks out power early Wednesday
• Lightning destroys shed near St. Charles
• Kasson police chief confirms investigation into girl's death
• Furst Draft: Parents' candor helps community awareness
• Answer Man: Baby steps toward a new Mayowood bridge
• Sister of deceased Kasson-Mantorville seventh-grader speaks about bullying
• NM Guard members recall extraordinary rescue
• Less litter is 'encouraging'
• Event seeks public planters
• Hundreds of Minnesota soldiers return
• Jen's World: Pot roast offers 'a good amount' of life lessons
• Day in history: Mass polio vaccine clinic planned in 1962
• Despite moratorium, silica sand to be barged in Red Wing
• Citizen Input for 2012 Justice Assistance Grant Program
• Troops return to Rochester armory
• Check out the FREE Circuits and Skins concert tonight at RCTC featuring original...
• Firefighters battle blaze in Wabasha County
• Public notices for May 1, 2012
• Former Ga. Tech professor pleads guilty to lying
• Hey Facebook friends, as the school year wraps up, we'd like your feedback...can...
• Cannon Falls Fun Fest begins Thursday
• Forestville clean-up is Saturday
• Parents, community react to Kasson-Mantorville student's suicide
• Barton new Caledonia superintendent
• Answer Man: More than a few loons in the Rochester area
• Mychal Wilmes: Gardener left holding the spade
• Beavers and their environmental impact
• Soldiers return home from Iraq, Kuwait
• Tornado watch in Rice, Goodhue counties
• Lens on history: Mayo brothers' houses on West College Street
• Iowa case asks: Is it a crime to harass animals?
• Day in history: Kahler opens 2 floors as hospital
• Man accidentally wounded in northern Iowa
• Oddchester: Summer List is more family fun than pipe dream
• MnDOT seeks ideas for new Red Wing bridges
• Required pool updates would cost Zumbrota $500,000
• Public notices for April 30, 2012
• John Marshall High School receives bomb threat
• Do you know what "MITAKUYE OYASIN" means? Come hear Melvin Grey Owl and Nakoma...
• Come on out and catch some Yellowjacket baseball action this afternoon. RCTC vs...
• Red Bull homecomings begin Tuesday in southeastern Minnesota
• Rochester soldier killed Sunday in Afghanistan
• Answer Man: Could irradiation save 'pink slime'?
• Mayo Clinic to co-sponsor free legal clinic for veterans
• VIP visitors mark a week in Rochester
• PEM hosts international festival
• Charles Gagnon, creator of Rochester's Peace Fountain, dies
• K-M deals with student death
• Area government meetings
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, April 30
• Talk of the Town: Say 'no' to multi-tasking, 'yes' to mindfulness
• New radar promises more detailed pictures of coming storms
• Lake City raises funds for trip to national police memorial
• St. Paul woman hurt in Utah rock climbing accident
• 2 Duluth nurses fired for faking nursing-home tests
• Prescription drug collection quadruples at Mayo Clinic site
• The Yellowjacket baseball games vs. Anoka-Ramsey scheduled for today, have been...
• Public notices for April 28, 2012
• Rochester teen takes a stand against bullying
• Feds charge area man with weapons violations
• Minn. deal would hike hunting, fishing fees
• Minn. State Fair opens new horse, livestock arena
• Officials stop unauthorized access to vehicle records
• Local week in review
• Day in history: Site for new Civic Theater approved in 1962
• Once marked by stability, higher ed outlets face change
• 10 years after tragic crash, memorial to Byron girl still stands
• Minnesota news in brief
• South Central College president Stover to retire in 2013
• Answer Man: You'll be able to fill 'er up at Costco
• Furst Draft: For breaking news, Twitter offers direct feed
• Austin's Hormel Institute program matches interns with mentors
• Castleview apartments, services help those who need another chance
• Castleview residents grateful for security, assistance
• Southeast Rochester roads project continues
• Saturday: blustery, with rain and possibly snow
• Public notices for April 27, 2012
• Help make RCTC "A Litter Bit Better!" Join the Ecology Club at noon today to pi...
• State Fair opens new horse, livestock arena
• Thieves strip copper from old school in Kasson (slide show)
• Caregiver support group meets Tuesday
• Eyota mayor asks for details on ballpark light project
• Two lawsuits filed against Mayo Clinic in federal court
• Winona Cemetery Walk organizers seek stories from the past
• New Wabasha police chief gets started
• Governor's task force addresses bullying
• River cities brace for important silica sand meetings
• Minneapolis airport evacuation: 2nd time for man's filtration device
• Correction
• Bicycle proposal adds 50 miles of routes, 60 safer crossings
• Local women honored for dedication to Girl Scouts
• Answer Man: No matter who's at the wheel, bus passes will work
• Whooping cough confirmed at John Adams
• RCTC physics instructor earns MnSCU award
• Academic Notebook
• Bright eyes, bushy tails on Stewartville library wall
• Your Pictures: Litter Bit Better
• Rochester youths selected for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
• Five win youth awards
• Day in history: 114-year-old Byron church makes way for new building in 1987
• Day in history: RCTC softball team ranked 12th in the nation in 1987
• Campus News
• Your Pictures: Event raises money for preschool scholarships
• U of M researcher will speak about relational aggression
• Blustery weekend ahead, snowflakes possible
• Driver cited for using mannequin in I-35W fast lane
• Stewartville man in fair condition after fall from grain elevator
• Olmsted receives 'A' and 'C' grades for air quality
• Jeff and Petra Cochran, 40th Anniversary
• BATTER UP @ 3 & 5pm this afternoon as your Yellowjacket baseball team takes the...
• Public notices for April 26, 2012
• Recession made 'systemic' poverty worse in Rochester, roundtable says
• Back and Forth: We need more humor like that of Clellan Card
• Dodge County may add recorder's appointment to ballot
• Charter school would serve autistic students
• Answer Man: Last vote on Rochester sales tax was 2005
• AWA Goodhue wind project lands in appellate court
• Kudos to RCTC chemistry student Kaysie Manion who presented her research project...
• Residents speak out about proposed water tank at Saint Marys Park
• Native plants sale is Friday
• Back Roads: Farmer faces the Facebook future
• Cannon Falls to keep police department
• Prescription drug drop box sought for Rochester
• Local farmer hopes for life as a sculptor
• Mayo Clinic, state urge parents to vaccinate infants
• AWA Goodhue wind project lands in appellate court
• The RCTC Jazz Band, Aires and Concert Choir/Band will rock-the-house with a high...
• New project manager named for U.S. 63 project in Stewartville
• Prescribed burns along I-90 near Eyota on Thursday
• Humpty Dumpty had a great fall at Triton Elementary (video)
• Public notices for April 25, 2012
• Fairview Health breaks with debt collector
• MADD of Olmsted County to hold plaque ceremony
• Local graduate promoted to Air Force major
• Benefit for Kasson woman is May 5
• Winona County creates 'model' fee for hauling silica sand
• St. Charles estimates $141,000 shortfall for 2012
• Ceremony starts year of mourning for ancestors at Indian Heights Park
• Thursday: Sunny, high near 57
• 11 class days of spring semester left. Are you ready? Plan to celebrate with o...
• Willow Creek to add 275 iPads to middle school classrooms
• Poverty rates expected to rise again this summer
• Almost homeless: Poverty an ongoing issue in Olmsted County
• Answer Man: Tiny red bugs are mite-y annoying
• Olmsted County seeks new power line route
• Stepdaughter testifies in vehicular homicide trial
• Day in history: Erdman's Food Store to open in Kasson in 1962
• Program seeks minorities for EMTs
• Jen's World: Chester Award winners warm the heart
• Pedestrian hit by motorcycle on U.S. 52
• Public notices for April 24, 2012
• Center Street segment to be closed Thursday
• Roadwork closes U.S. 52 lanes
• Take advantage of this beautiful spring day and cheer on your Yellowjacket women...
• Zumbrota-Mazeppa board cuts teachers, custodians, books
• U.S. 52 work may cause slight delays
• Rochester man finds 1930s tombstone under garage
• Freight rail meeting planned in Roch. May 2
• Auditor finds $97,000 went to Houston school administrators
• Dalai Lama talks about compassion, achieving happiness
• Congratulations to Aly Meyer, Yellowjacket women's basketball player #50, who si...
• Mychal Wilmes: Memories provide a better understanding of our past and possible future
• Lincoln exhibit opens in Winona
• Answer Man: How many work at FMC? More than you might think
• Mayo researchers expected to reach Mount Everest on Tuesday
• Council sounds positive on proposed neighborhood reclassifications
• Scattered sprinkles, then mostly sunny
• Planned Parenthood honors volunteers as part of 40th anniversary
• Lens on history: Assisi Heights
• Day in history: Kids with slingshots 'shooting up the town' in 1962
• Area government meetings
• State task force holds listening sessions on bullying
• Lake Pepin sediment study ready for comment
• Triton's mock car accident enhanced this year
• Public notices for April 23, 2012
• Dalai Lama arrives in Rochester for routine medical checkup
• Smoke from electrical fire damages fabricating plant
• Answer Man: Kappers Fabricating can make just about anything
• Scouts scour Rochester for trash as Litter Bit Better gets under way (video)
• Rochester man brings Holocaust Remembrance Day stories to life
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, April 23
• Talk of the Town: American's oldest teenager leaves lasting impression
• Rochester's science fair director steps down
• Trial looms for ex-Viking's wife in hit-and-run
• Fire kills 4-year-old in northwest Minn. town of Stephen
• Mostly sunny Monday, high near 51
• Chatfield homes lose power
• Showers likely Saturday
• Two injured in separate crashes on U.S. 61
• A swarm of baseball games are scheduled at home this weekend. RCTC vs MSCTC-Fer...
• Public notices for April 21, 2012
• Boo! Ghost towns of Mower County had colorful histories
• Environmental events scheduled around Earth Day
• WSU semifinalist drops out
• Volunteer opportunities from the United Way
• Photo contest focuses on river paddling
• Mayo study: Cooling cardiac patients can reduce death
• Answer Man: A new option for free electronics recycling
• New ballet academy holds open house
• Corrections
• Broadway changes: slower traffic, more bikes, softer feel
• City to take back Broadway in swap with state
• Appellate court will hear Goodhue County wind project case
• Apply to be a Teen Lizzie at Wabasha medical center
• Free testing for sexually transmitted infections offered
• Kingsland goes whole hog in digital devices
• Military News
• Clean Air Dialogue
• Duluth aims to attract and retain young people
• Day in history: City OKs removal of alarm boxes in 1987
• Local week in review
• Who's going to shell out for Rochester fireworks?
• Northbound Broadway closed tonight, Saturday
• Public notices for April 20, 2012
• Grocery store in Mabel to close May 1
• Insurance office? No way, North Dakota governor replies
• Marketing for profit workshop
• The RCTC Foundation will host its Alumni Spring Fling at the Wicked Moose @ 8pm...
• Police explorers arrive for annual conference
• Fundraiser in Chatfield for accident victim Al Patterson
• Correction
• Dalai Lama returning to Rochester
• Girl Scout honorees represent lifelong traits learned from scouting
• World Book Night unites book lovers and nonreaders
• Your Pictures: E-cybermission competition
• Your Pictures: Rochester players place well in chess tournament
• Day in history: Holmes student wins marble championship in 1937
• Answer Man: Poison in rhubarb leaves stays put
• Academic Notebook
• Issue of fire truck purchase remains unsettled in Zumbrota
• Eyota man runs 100 miles in one day to help fellow airman
• Evening events of interest at RCTC tonight: 6pm - Scholarship Award Night - UCR...
• Snow expected overnight, with accumulation
• Public notices for April 19, 2012
• Answer Man: Tavern plans fundraiser for 3-year-old
• Back and Forth: Plenty of big names played in Rochester
• RCTC is proud to announce that physics faculty member Rod Milbrandt received the...
• Many students have no problem with dog searches
• Daughter of Arctic explorer George Gibbs uses journal to chart new path toward book
• George Gibbs' daughter, Leilani Henry, passes along spirit of explorer
• Open house planned at county incinerator
• RPU receives national honor for electric service reliability
• Furst Draft: No delays when news is ready to go
• Day in History: Construction to begin on Soldiers Field clubhouse in 1937
• Initial results of ash borer study encouraging
• Deputies, officers looking for distracted drivers
• Back Roads: Questions swirl around LeRoy's 'Generous Embezzler'
• JM students introduced to drug-sniffing dog
• A Better Chance Foundation to hold fundraiser, with live auction
• Hospital drug theft reports soar in Minnesota
• Public notices for April 18, 2012
• Hearing set in civil suit over Mortenson book 'Three Cups of Tea'
• Two Lake City residents injured in tractor-vehicle accident
• Answer Man: U.S. 14 upgrade not on the map
• Rain on Thursday, chance of snowflakes Friday morning
• Need a new ride? Check out the RCTC Auto Mechanics annual auto sale...vehicle i...
• Goodhue County Board member suggests townships regulate silica sand mining
• Dodge Center residents praise U.S. 14 bypass
• Pine Island to refinance bond debt
• Group marks 25 years of higher-ed advocacy
• Parole hearing stirs memories of Claremont cop killing
• Lourdes student wins Merit scholarship
• Salvation Army elects new officers
• Car takes on new life to honor mother and raise awareness
• Today in History: 18-car derailment north of Wabasha
• Jen's World: Yoga at 108 degrees is cleansing
• Goodhue County joins CodeRed weather notification system
• More April showers this week -- plus a little snow?
• Public notices for April 17, 2012
• The RCTC Greenhouse sale dates and times have been set. Sale runs May 1-May 10....
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on economic development
• Judge backs Iowa in black discrimination case
• Zeal for early Minnesota fishing opener fades
• Lens on history: Heavy rain floats wooden 'paving'
• Warm spring brings loons back to Minnesota early
• Tax Day is here, but no late night for post office
• Reduced parking requirements downtown Rochester aimed at growth projections
• Answer Man: Event set for dumping old drugs
• Mayo Clinic team heads to Mount Everest
• Bond refinancing nets city savings
• Mayo Clinic included in new Canadian insurance options
• Minn. couple identified in Italian cruise wreck
• Day in history: Stewartville hotel razed in 1937
• Mychal Wilmes: Can a tucked-in shirt make a better writer?
• April dishes up smorgasbord of weather
• AWA Goodhue construction pushed back — but still on track for 2012
• Services to honor flight crew members lost
• Awaiting loved ones, Red Bulls families cope with isolation
• City council approves plan for Sixth Street construction
• Three semifinalists named in Winona State president search
• Public notices for April 16, 2012
• Warm spring brings loons back to Minnesota early
• The 2012 RCTC Art Portfolio Exhibition "A Thousand Words" opened today in the UC...
• Today is the last day to withdraw from full-term Spring Semester classes at RCTC...
• 215 Minnesota National Guard soldiers return
• Stories from veterans sought
• Public access cable TV programming
• Area government meetings
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on economic development
• State's bluebird population headed toward new high
• Fundraiser helps family as 2-year-old stabbing victim remains hospitalized
• Campus News
• Wabasha girl uses personal experience in hyperbaric chamber for science fair
• Day in history, April 16
• Zumbrota seniors talk about a place to call their own
• Talk of the Town: Time, memories make rock picking seem fun to country girl
• Northwest Rochester building damaged by overnight fire
• Answer Man: In a changing world, street names aren't far behind
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Snowfall in winter of 1961-2 threatens record
• Tornado watch in effect until 11 p.m.
• Trout fishing opener lures anglers to the water
• 215 Minnesota National Guard soldiers return to St. Paul
• Congratulations to Elisha Odegaard on being elected as the 2012-13 RCTC Student...
• Official: 75% of Iowa town destroyed by possible tornado
• Storms knock out power, topple semis in Iowa
• Rochester woman injured in crash on Minn. Highway 30
• Forecasters: Tornado possible in SE Minnesota on Sunday
• Your Yellowjacket Baseball Team is scheduled to take the field at home this afte...
• Mayo: Screen bone-marrow transplant patients for tobacco use
• Former Rochester school district finance director gets $320,000 settlement
• Correction
• Ridgeway arts building dedication Sunday
• Xcel eyes route's direction along Douglas Trail
• Same-sex marriage makes a difference for couple's tax filing
• Day in history: Nurses part of 'March on Cancer' in 1962
• Local week in review
• Mayo Clinic workers pay multistate taxes
• Rochester schools' planning enters next stage
• Red Wing fishing icon honored posthumously
• Senser was on cell phone when she struck Roseville man, new charge says
• Authorities oppose parole for man who killed cop
• Fate of Lake Zumbro hangs in the balance
• A powerful case for dredging Lake Zumbro
• Zumbrota-Mazeppa school district looking at cuts
• Titanic's hope turned to horror for Swedish man traveling to Red Wing
• Three injured in Goodhue County collision with pickup
• RCTC's World Drum Ensemble will open the Rochester International Association's W...
• Public notices for April 13, 2012
• The Financial Aid priority deadline of April 15 is quickly approaching. Make it...
• Co-op in Red Wing sets out to change food system
• Heroin-related deaths increase in Hennepin County
• Chief, Big Lake reach resignation settlement
• Police make arrest in north Mpls. shooting death
• Minnesota fugitive arrested in western Nebraska
• CapX2020 power line route moved south
• Windy, showers, maybe a thunderstorm
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on economic development
• I.J. Holton, instrumental in keeping Hormel plant in Austin, dies at 92
• Eyota approves tree-planting plan for West End Park
• No response from Wabasha County Government Study Commission
• Former Wabasha County administrator gets new job in Wisconsin
• Mayo helicopter pilots take extra precautions during construction
• Crispy weather puts early apple crop at risk
• Bill would make foster homes smoke free
• Tax credits ease reservation housing crunch
• Area woman completes Marine basic training
• Stories of why retired farmers are helping beginners
• Occupier become more visible as weather gets better
• IMAA fundraiser
• Stories from veterans sought
• Man fatally injured after car tire goes flat
• Lake City police get traffic-safety grant
• Minnesotans United expands local efforts with organizer, office
• It's GAMEDAY @ home for your Lady Yellowjacket Softball Team vs. Anoka Ramsey @...
• Public notices for April 12, 2012
• MnDOT to conduct burns in Harmony area
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on economic development
• Mutual aid agreements help as fire season opens strong near Stewartville
• Wobbe replaces Harms on study commission
• April is sexual assault awareness month. See the film "Miss Representation" tod...
• The RCTC Theatre Department's production of "Love Cait!" starts tonight @ 8pm in...
• Doctor seeks more power for patients
• Patient-centered health-care would get rid of profits
• Sunny, high near 63; snow possible next week
• Stories from veterans sought
• Silica sand dominates Red Wing discussion
• Day in history: Sheriff smashes seized slot machines in 1937
• Back and Forth: The 'hall' is open for more famous quarterbacks
• Lottery ticket bought in Hayfield was an afterthought, winner says
• Dodge County Board members approve redistricting
• Answer Man: Dalai Lama may be near
• Back Roads: Family dreams in color
• Mother: Teen driving RV in Kansas crash a 'hero'
• Mayo Clinic Rochester reverses decision on dress code policy
• Public notices for April 11, 2012
• Day in History: Two students in Eyota have scarlet fever
• Rochester school district settled whistle-blower claim with former finance director
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on economic development
• Zumbrota council still wrestles with fire truck purchase
• Olmsted commissioners approve redistricting plan
• Two honored by Olmsted board
• Bluebird expo is Saturday
• Answer Man: Fires keep apple orchards toasty
• Fraud detection program reaps $640,000
• St. Charles board tackles energy issues
• In Kingsland schools, dog has had positive effect
• Sunny, high near 51
• Artificial heart will let Michigan patient go home, await transplant
• Correction
• Red Wing goes it alone in debate over nuclear waste storage
• Jen's World: Best of neighborhoods come alive with spring
• Rochester school district to use drug-sniffing dog
• Minn. woman, son injured in deadly RV crash leave Kansas
• Public notices for April 10, 2012
• Two Wabasha County board members resign from study commission
• Need your teeth cleaned and whitened so you're looking good for summer? Call 50...
• Nurses Week Speaker - Sheila L. Hoehn MAN, RN, BC
• Lens on history: Kitten Ball League
• Day in history: 'Youth Asks Business' assemblies held in 1962
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on economic development
• Red Wing's new drug paraphernalia ordinance will be tested right away
• Embers from grill start fire in shed
• Three Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Garage damaged in Saturday morning fire
• Fire destroys pickup truck in northwest Rochester
• Council opts for traffic flow on Sixth Street Southwest
• Lake City man unfazed by enemy fire, congratulated by President
• Mychal Wilmes: Timing is the key to sharing information
• Mouse avatars to aid breast cancer study
• Answer Man: Lots of options for park memorials
• $250,000 settles Maxwell case vs. jail
• Zumbrota wins grant to help plant trees in ash-borer fight
• Medical examiner: Man found in quarry died of hypothermia
• Another freeze warning likely tonight
• Free screening of Wasioja movie to be held April 22
• Grass fire leads to evacuations in High Forest Township
• National Guard fights wildfire in northern Minnesota
• Fire destroys Dodge County barn
• Girl struck by car in Byron crosswalk
• Public notices for April 9, 2012
• Fall 2012 web registration opens for returning students this week. Check your w...
• Rochester apartment fire displaces one resident
• Motorcyclist seriously injured south of Racine
• Answer Man: Record warmth has trees out of whack
• Natural gas leak leads to school evacuation
• Triceratops exhibit proves a big success for Quarry Hill Nature Center
• Rochester teen to play dual role in South Sudanese youth education
• Public access cable TV programming
• Talk of the Town: Smell of hot cross buns brings back Easter
• Vacant since 2003, Zumbrota hospital to be torn down
• Kingsland science program offers gateway to better learning
• 12 arrested in Occupy protest in Minneapolis
• Family asks for prayers after sailboat accident in northern Minnesota
• Minnesota's eagle population making a comeback
• Funeral held for baby found in Mississippi River in 2011
• Helicopter delivers bounty at Chop Drop Easter Egg Hunt
• 2 of 3 children in Minnesota boating accident have died
• Minnesota officials at loss over child's 100-year-old tombstone
• RCTC will offer some amazing community and youth program camps on campus this su...
• Garage in Rochester destroyed by fire
• Public notices for April 7, 2012
• Minnesota news in brief
• Visitors from Norway find family history in Wanamingo
• Summer Rec returning to Dover for 2012
• 'Tale of Peter Rabbit' activities hosted at Hormel Historic Home
• Olmsted County History Center receives state history grant
• Controlled burns boost native prairie
• Goodhue County releases Pine Island business from loan obligation
• Day in history; $5 million received to build hospital in 1962
• Council will examine Sixth Street design
• Answer Man: Whitewater park was a POW camp, too
• Local week in review
• Day in history: Northwest Airlines will hire RNs
• Mayo Brothers remain a living presence
• Safety concerns linger for historic Winona bridge
• Trucking concerns take center stage in Winona silica sand discussion
• Wabasha, Goodhue counties enter home stretch of silica moratoriums
• Deer taking a toll on Minnesota's forests
• Mayo brothers memories linger with Rochester residents
• Fire damages northwest Rochester apartment
• 3 children pulled from Minnesota lake after sailboat capsizes
• Parish conducts annual Good Friday procession in downtown Rochester
• Woman injured in ATV accident
• Stolen Iowa TV tower equipment worth $500,000 found in Minnesota
• It's a beautiful day to come out and cheer on your Yellowjacket Softball Team as...
• 'Three Cups' author to repay $1 million
• Bluebird Expo is April 14 in Bryon
• Mayo Clinic Pediatric Oncology Research gets $7,350 from Optimist Club of Rochester
• Dinner to raise money to send Lake City police officers to D.C.
• Investigators seek public's help in identifying baby found in Mississippi River
• Sunny, high near 60; chance of rain Saturday
• In Rochester, a tree-rific April is in store
• Author Tony Horwitz talks Civil War for Rochester Reads
• DM&E again appeals dismissal of severance suit
• Answer Man: Calories, beware! Diet center is coming to town
• State grants to help save Reads Landing school
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Pregnant teacher allowed to keep working in 1962
• First group of Red Bulls returns from Kuwait
• Moorhead waitress reclaims $12,000 tip after dispute
• Tribes see less gang crime since Native Mob sweep
• MnDOT announces 2012 project list
• Public notices for April 5, 2012
• Hang in there, the end is near...exactly five weeks from today, spring semester...
• Minnesota news in brief
• Chatfield High School honor roll
• Answer Man: Requiem for a community hospital
• Kasson Library Board violates open meeting law
• Water monitors needed for Zumbro River
• Brrr, it's cold at night; 50% chance of rain Saturday
• For coach, chess is more than a game
• Day in history: Last Civil War veteran in St. Charles dies in 1937
• Oxbow FunFest is May 19
• Austin day care provider could face charges after child wanders away
• Back Roads: Everyone helps out when auction is 'for the church'
• Austin's Faith Church blends talents of many in Holy Week production
• Legislature taps Devine to replace Sviggum on university board
• Appeals panel weighs proposed cell tower near BWCA
• Sunny through Friday, but frost possible early Friday
• Kudos to the Art + Design student winners from their juried exhibition: Megan B...
• Was $12,000 a restaurant tip or drug money?
• Habitat will break ground for house in Harmony
• MnDOT to conduct burns along highways
• Olmsted County health ranking declines
• High Forest tables permit request for asphalt plan
• Two talks on clean water April 12 in Rochester
• Mayo grad completes Army basic training
• Answer Man: Hark! That siren you hear is the sound of summer
• Road closure forces detour from East Circle Drive
• Check and mate for Rochester students at state
• Annual Good Friday procession goes through downtown Rochester
• Stories from veterans sought
• Farm to School documentary to be shown in Rochester
• Red Wing man's venture is short on capital, long on gratitude
• Wabasha County dispatchers honored
• Jen's World: Columns must now pass through 9-year-old filter
• Day in history, April 4
• Kasson voters say 'Yes' to new aquatic center
• Two prescribed MnDOT burns scheduled for S.E. Minnesota
• One lane closed on 37th Street NW through Friday
• Lens on history: Frank Kellogg
• CAMPUS HAPPENINGS TODAY: 1pm-Artist Presentation by Gregory Euclide MH223; 3 &...
• Public notices for April 3, 2012
• Man in critical condition after fall from scaffolding in Claremont
• Rochester couple dies in New Mexico rollover
• Mayo Clinic finds two genes for colon cancer tests
• Answer Man: Airport traffic down, oil production up
• Mychal Wilmes: Old car, owner have seen a lot of miles
• A bit cooler week in store
• Chester residents, workers upset by BP station closing
• Due to a water main break, there will be unexpected road construction with lane...
• Minnesota Children's Museum of Rochester set to open Thursday
• City council names Belau city's poet laureate
• Loophole in law let teen drive big rig in Kansas crash
• Teacher of the Month: Byron teacher puts fun into learning
• Park managers use fire to rejuvenate prairie (video)
• Day in history, April 3
• City council chooses new bus operator
• Public notices for April 2, 2012
• New Stewartville business still on track for May 1 closing
• RCTC's greenhouse is filling up and turning green! Mark your calendar for the f...
• Friends, family remember Lewiston pastor who succumbed to cancer
• Marine's memory honored with flag presentation
• Final CapX2020 project hearing is April 12
• Hundreds of firefighters update their skills (video)
• Area government calendar
• Motor home crash kills 5 from Minnesota family
• Police identify Rochester man whose body found under bridge
• Answer Man: Are city-owned liquor stores 'socialist'?
• Neighbors worried about proposed asphalt plant near Stewartville
• Public access cable TV programming
• Love of teaching and theater run deep for local family
• Talk of the Town: JUST SLEEPING note would have helped
• Day in history: Sister Generose honored in 1987
• Peep show on campus raises eyebrows as well as questions! April Fool's! Hope y...
• St. Olaf College team wins Rube Goldberg contest
• City of Mpls. to raze home stinking of dead cats
• Minnesota truck driver dies in collision with train
• Body found under bridge in NW Rochester
• Public notices for March 31, 2012
• Sunday forecast: sunny with high near 77
• Seat belt patrols stepped up in Olmsted, Winona, 8 other counties
• Mayo High School honor roll
• Jaw cancer survivor sings
• Rochester Area Foundation to introduce new president
• Legion's Easter egg hunt at Quarry Hill is set
• Correction
• Meeting on reconstruction of Winona 17
• State lifts weight restriction on southeast Minnesota roads
• Work starts Monday on West Cirlce Drive/19th St. N.W. project in Rochester
• Answer Man: How badly do you want to win Mega Millions?
• Volunteer opportunities from the United Way
• BWCA wildfire aftermath includes campsite closures
• DNR pleased with relaunch of reservations system
• Xcel Energy raises questions on Prairie Island
• Buses may battle for riders in Rochester
• Kasson voters head to polls for pool on Tuesday
• Documents reveal oversights in process used to hire director of security hospital
• Mobile health and dental clinics come to Dodge Center
• Minnesota considers air-pollution plan
• Local week in review
• Day in history: Rochester declared a disaster area in 1962
• Storyteller travels worldwide to create books, libraries
• Postal service returns to Rochester trailer park
• Public notices for March 30, 2012
• Americans bet nearly $1.5 billion to win record jackpot
• Falcon chicks on webcam
• State didn't review Proffitt's troubled background
• Summer like temps on tap for the weekend. Should be great for hangin' out and n...
• Progress being made on Mayo Clinic's proton beam center
• Correction
• Lourdes High School honor roll
• Another record year for municipal liquor stores
• Protesters wear hoodies at U of M rally for Fla. teen
• The lights went out in Plainview
• RCTC sees growth in students learning from afar
• Car hits school bus, two houses in NW Rochester
• Online learning gaining followers at RCTC
• Czech officical checks up on European Union investment in Mayo Clinic
• Answer Man: It's no ruse — Charlotte Russe is gone at Rochester's Apache Mall
• Rochester task force pleased with changes in development process
• Supreme Court: Rochester airport board must pay $70,000 in fees
• What do you know? Rochester's got the best H2O
• Stories from veterans sought
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history
• Two womens groups mark 100 years of being neighborly
• Wabasha County camp owners object to CapX2020 plan
• Como Zoo prepares for slew of April Fool's calls
• Minnesota Security Hospital patient dies
• Showers to arrive late tonight
• Update: Plainview outage to continue into night
• Public notices for March 29, 2012
• Lens on history: Kahler hotels and hospitals
• Boy Scout leaders honored
• Correction
• Minn. Supreme Court: BNSF not entitled to retrial
• Answer Man: Lions collect hearing aids
• Day in history: Zumbro River floods Rochester in 1962
• Elstad will take the reins of Byron school district in July
• Task force looking for progress
• Rochester Exchange club to observe Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Olmsted County Fair receives Legacy Amendment grant to study condition of CCC buildings
• Back and Forth: Armistice day memories
• Back Roads: Rushford woman creates link to past by portraying pioneer
• Rochester students get top prizes at state science fair
• Rochester scores by hosting national junior hockey tournament
• Friedell Middle School student earns top honors for concussion-prevention study
• Semi rollover closes U.S. 52
• Thursday: Frost in morning, showers in evening
• You're invited to a reception for the Student Art + Design Exhibition this after...
• Public notices for March 28, 2012
• Parents won't pursue challenge of 'Tango' book
• Advocacy center opens, safe house is next priority
• Correction
• Patients, like nation, are divided over health care
• Answer Man: Voter ID law would affect absentees, too
• Olmsted County Board views 17 redistricting options
• RPU finds some opposition to water storage sites
• Around the region
• All-day kindergarten coming to Gage
• Bake sale will help send Lake City officers to national memorial
• Fire damages apartment building deck
• Number of special education students taxes Z-M schools
• Z-M school district continues to evaluate budget cuts
• Day in history, March 28
• Jen's World: Midnight movie brings out the cool moms
• Head of Minnesota security hospital forced out
• Public notices for March 27, 2012
• Two Rochester men join Army
• Warmer-than-normal weather to prevail this week
• Correction
• Man injured in fire near Conception
• Lewiston-Altura senior honored for volunteer work
• Answer Man: Not many vets in government leadership
• Get on the bone marrow registry with a painless cheek swab...you could BE THE MA...
• Bluebird expo is April 14 in Byron
• Former Root River worker named to head DNR Forestry
• Military News
• Day in history, March 27
• Mychal Wilmes: Decades-old tragedy still sparks conscience
• Z-M paraprofesional lets students' imaginations shine
• Cultural Event Series: An English Evening
• Byron School Board selects Rochester principal for superintendent
• Jury: Mayo not negligent in death of patient
• Jury deliberations begin in Mayo Clinic wrongful death trial
• Minneapolis mayor touts stadium council majority
• Burning restrictions take effect in 35 MN counties
• Public meetings, foreclosures and other legal notices for March 26, 2012.
• Study: Zip Rail would boost state economy by $1 billion per year
• Check out the 2012 Women's History Month/Common Book Film Festival this week! T...
• Iowa State group tours carillon, plays Plummer Building bells
• Indian Heights Park is intriguing to archaeologists
• Answer Man: We're all at risk for 'sitting disease'
• Public access cable TV programming
• Area government calendar
• Day in history, March 26
• Talk of the Town: What would you do for $500?
• Volunteers Needed
• Kellogg Middle School student second in statewide math competition
• Pannekoeken fire causes $100,000 damage in downtown Rochester
• Volunteer opportunities from the United Way
• Olmsted County tax statements, value estimates to be mailed Monday
• At 98, she embodies the benefits of working out
• Lackluster winter still tested new snow ordinance
• Answer Man: 'Pink slime' oozes from area stores
• Day in history: Snow storm blasts region in 1937
• RPU to consider Silver Lake Plant's future
• Polar plunges in Minnesota raise $2.85 million
• Mayo Clinic waste-disposal facility damaged by fire
• Local week in review
• RPU has many options for Silver Lake plant
• Public meetings, foreclosures and other legal notices for March 23, 2012
• Hearing scheduled for CapX2020 electric 'Chester line'
• Zumbrota-Mazzeppa superintendent's budget cuts include teaching, support positions
• UMR to host bed bug prevention talk
• Pine Island grad wins military honor
• Frac mining forum March 31
• Open house at Mabel's new $1.2 million community center
• Another sign of summer, Lake Zumbro water level on the rise
• Eyota prepares for summer recreation programs
• Mayo Clinic researchers will monitor Everest climbers
• Mayo Clinic's skin cancer research looks promising
• Gather your friends and get your spot on the bus reserved for the RCTC CAB Minne...
• Book controversy shines light on obscure Rochester committee
• Your Pictures: Kick Butts Day
• Minnesota Timberwolves Game Bus Trip
• Longtime Scout celebrates 50 years of troop he helped found
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Crenlo plans addition in 1962
• Correction
• Answer Man: Get ready for a longer 55th Street in 2013
• Water, sewer service to be put on hold during city project
• Middle school students will get another class period, more variety
• Spring temperatures aren't on hold, but your planting should be
• Parents honor Cannon Falls child care provider
• Schaeffer Academy honor roll
• New Ward and Precinct Boundaries
• 3 relatives headed to Colorado when plane crashed near Glencoe
• Iowa trucker injured in rollover near Caledonia
• Silica sand forums scheduled in Red Wing, Lake City
• 5 more bodies found in Concordia cruise wreck
• Public meetings, foreclosures and other legal notices for March 22, 2012
• Answer Man: Pay attention! This is important!
• Goodhue County stuck juggling infrastructure upgrades
• Lake City quarry gets approval, lawsuit possible
• Pedestrian hit by bus in Rochester remains hospitalized
• Ag commissioner promotes water-quality program
• The Art + Design Student Exhibition in the UCR Art Gallery opened yesterday and...
• Readers took Sellnow's words to heart
• Mystery booms unsettle Wisconsin town
• Foul play considered less likely in quarry death
• RDA asks city to increase downtown enforcement
• Back and Forth: Tractors with lugs were dangerous
• Cannon Falls social studies teacher wins state award
• Water barrels and compost bins on sale May 19
• Back Roads: Couple moves into dream home they made themselves
• PCA commissioner has high hopes for certified farm program
• Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday
• Wabasha board cuts its own health insurance benefits
• Day in history, March 22
• Dry conditions turn Upper Midwest into tinderbox
• Olmsted attorney wins prosecution award
• Bomb threat leads to John Marshall evacuation
• Sheriff says 3 dead in Glencoe plane crash
• Public meetings, foreclosures and other legal notices for March 21, 2012
• Township election results
• Zumbrota council delays action on fire truck purchase
• Roschen won't get legal fees paid
• New waste hauler contract raises city's ire
• Complaint about book in Rochester schools will have to be refiled
• One killed, one critically injured in Minneapolis fire
• Rochester Art Center director to leave in June
• Two-year-old still hospitalized after stabbing
• Longfellow students to get iPads in pilot program
• Answer Man: 'Tango' family no longer makes three
• Day in history: WPA plans temporary Zumbro River bridge in 1937
• Woman hit by bus
• Campus news
• General Mills joins support of Mayo's Healthy Aging and Independent Living Lab
• Pine Island students win $10,000 in contest
• Rochester students reach Mathcounts state meet
• Area farmers hit the fields early
• Pine Island School District to study space needs
• Jen's World: Sometimes friendship is a roll of the dice
• Iowa principal who hosted anti-gay band speaks
• School officials: Book challenge must go back to step one
• DNR will resume taking camping reservations for state parks
• Tornado confirmed near Elysian, wind topples grain bins in Byron
• Public meetings, foreclosures and other legal notices for March 20, 2012
• Fundraiser set for Rochester bartender with inoperable cancer
• Union plumbers help the needy
• Silica sand moratorium 'just a start' — Winona residents object to exemption
• City council notebook: Discussion of bus bids delayed to April 2
• Three finalists named for Byron superintendent
• 12 Rochester projects win CUDE awards
• Rochester Symphony goes fishing for conductor
• U.S. Supreme Court invalidates patent that Mayo Clinic challenged
• Happy first official day of Spring! To celebrate, the RCTC Bookstore is having...
• Answer Man: Winter's over; the bear has awakened
• Lens on history: Central Park in Rochester
• Day in history: Rochester wins state basketball consolation championship in 1937
• Mychal Wilmes: The wallet's lighter, but so is my heart
• First towboat was early, but no record-setter
• Heavy wind, rain cause moderate damage in Elysian
• 5 injured in U.S. 61 crash
• Munoz: Book was pulled in error
• Hot coals ignite Christmas tree on deck in NW Rochester
• Pedestrian hurt trying to cross U.S. 14
• Motorcyclist injured in accident on U.S. 61
• Catch the presentation and book signing by author Sanela Jurich today at noon in...
• Philanthropist John Cowles Jr. dies at 82
• Answer Man: Last 'Tango' in school libraries? Not likely
• Chatfield trucker all right after rollover on I-90 at U.S. 63
• Returning vets fill college classrooms in southeastern Minnesota
• More records, and rain, to fall
• Public access cable TV programming
• Symposium to discuss invasive species fight
• Area government meetings
• Talk of the Town: Seeing an eagle is always a thrill
• 37th Annual Rochester World Festival
• Carver expresses himself and love of his family in wood
• Census: Proportion of native Minnesotans shrinking
• Byron ends first round of school superintendent interviews
• Happy St Patrick's Day
• Temp hits 80 in Rochester, obliterating record; rain coming
• St. Patrick's Day bagpipers bring cheers, reflection
• Company involved in 35W bridge up for new deal in Cities
• Chatfield trucker OK in rollover on I-90 at U.S. 63
• May your pockets be heavy...your heart be light, and may good luck pursue you ea...
• Rochester couple escape early morning fire
• Granny persists with Bulldog spirit
• Students get hands-on experience with Hormel Institute scientists
• District's decision to remove book generates pushback
• Earmarks ban slows water supply system
• With drought, land managers prepare for fire season
• Minnesota news digest
• Campus News
• Day in history: Ice forces plane to land in 1962
• Answer Man: A short history of seasonal madness
• Two events focus on Rochester's role in the marriage amendment
• Futures begin to hatch on Match Day (video)
• Competitor leaves Rochester City Lines in the dust
• The Rev. Joseph Keefe lived the gospel in life and death
• Wanamingo Bulldogs, Faribault Hot Shots only two granny teams in Minnesota
• Local week in review
• Diocese, education on marriage starts with amendment
• Marriage amendment prompts gay group to get active
• Day in history: 1912 post office for sale in 1937
• One man, one woman marriage amendment galvanizes two sides
• Parishioners' memories of Rev. Keefe
• Remembrance: Rev. Keefe lived the gospel in life, death
• 2 injured in rollover near Chatfield
• National Book Awards
• Push for memorial to those hanged in Mankato in Dakota-US War
• Burning banned for weekend; rain likely Monday
• Fire department investigating suspicious grass fire in Rochester
• Goodhue wind project developers still plan June construction start
• Rochester City Council, county board, school board switch to iPads, save money
• Extra DWI patrols planned for St. Patrick's Day
• Campus News
• Century High School honor roll
• Day in history: 16-year-old manages theater in 1937
• Veterans services officer wins state award
• Mayo High takes first in chess league
• Dance studio to host fundraiser for ALS cure
• Human services redesign could save millions
• Dodge County farmland jumps in value
• Soldier's spouse preps for visit with First Lady
• Hot Lotto ticket with $2.99 million jackpot sold in Minn.
• Man found dead in quarry had a history of wandering away
• Obama signs bill for St. Croix bridge
• Answer Man: Show us the lights, say pedestrians on Ninth Avenue
• Wanamingo's 'egg man' still delivers
• Academic Notebook
• Iraqi president leaves after treatment at Mayo Clinic
• Correction
• Human services redesign may save counties millions
• Furst Draft: 'Doonesbury' story line changes today
• Answer Man: Rip Tide? You'll go to jail if you do
• Area township election results
• Body in Marion Township quarry ID'd; man had history of wandering away
• Temp record falls Thursday; highs in upper 70s Friday
• Stewartville council approves Star building sale
• Back Roads: Celebrating a special 16th birthday
• Conversation begins on Rochester's schools' mission
• Day in history, March 15
• Lourdes High School honor roll
• Truck fire complicates morning commute
• US appeals court allows wolf hunts
• Obama signs bill clearing way for St. Croix bridge
• Principal of Iowa school that hosted anti-gay band resigns
• Weapons screening approved for suburban courts
• Record temps expected; fire danger up
• Answer Man: In a power outage, all bets are off
• Correction
• Ice roads closing in Voyageurs National Park
• Summer temperatures over spring break...dose it get any better than that? Hope...
• Iraq president at Mayo Clinic for 'routine' checkup
• Area township election results
• St. Charles won't bail out citizens with water leaks
• Officials: Work on Elk Run interchange progressing smoothly
• Panelists describe fight against prostitution in Rochester
• Byron School Board narrows superintendent candidates to five
• New Channel One director working to meet anticipated food needs
• Day in history, March 14
• Dover-Eyota Honor Roll
• Furst Draft: A night to remember a fallen friend
• Lunch prices likely to rise at Dover-Eyota schools
• Golf course sweat equity
• Jen's World: All aboard the 'Crazy Train'
• All 7 Olmsted County commissioner seats may face election
• Canisteo Township residents: Raise our taxes
• Pickup, Rochester City Lines bus collide
• John Marshall High School honor roll
• Answer Man: 'Sugar is sugar' — or is it?
• Goddard Library Spring Break Hours: March 12-16 - 8am-4:30pm; CLOSED Sat/Sun Ma...
• Wind turbine near Dexter damaged by gunfire
• Record-breaking heat expected through week in Rochester area
• Pine Island schools pass on grant for long-term goals
• Six receive Scouter of the Year awards from Gamehaven Council of Boy Scouts
• P-B Dialogues will host discussion on prostitution
• Rochester leadership group proposes expansion project for students
• John Adams Honor Roll
• Minnesota man is being honored for saving woman
• Two 2012 grads join Army progam
• New Type 1 diabetes organization
• Minnesota's agriculture commissioner to speak at Agri News Farm Show
• Back and Forth: Baby chick days at Kramer's in Red Wing
• Worthington builds on a bioscience niche
• Laughing — and sliding — all the way to the altar
• Day in History: Wabasha reserve unit gets Army honor in 1962
• Lens on History: 100 years of Girl Scouts
• Michelle Obama coming to Minneapolis Friday
• Upper St. Anthony lock touted as carp blocker
• Congrats to the following RCTC basketball athletes on their MCAC accomplishments...
• SUV totaled in fire near Apache Mall
• Around the region
• Answer Man: What's going on at Elk Run highway bridge?
• Two dogs die in Rochester house fire
• Records will be roasted this week
• Rural Dodge Center home destroyed in fire
• Area government calendar
• Sampling Sellnow: Excerpts from Rochester columnist's work
• Volunteer service award goes to local teens
• Campus News
• P-B Dialogues on prostitution
• Day in history, March 12
• Public access cable TV programming
• Freshmen share respect during retreat
• Mychal Wilmes: Brother clouds glimpse into the future
• Talk of the Town: First impressions aren't always right
• Wind, silica sand key topics as town board elections approach
• Funeral next month for baby found in Mississippi
• Longtime columnist, editorial page editor Sellnow dies
• Missing Mankato snowmobiler found severely injured near Cook
• Daylight savings time begins Sunday, March 11, 2012 @ 2am...don't forget to "Spr...
• Rochester woman injured in crash near Chatfield
• Vehicle hits man on motorized wheelchair near Silver Lake
• High winds Saturday
• Pork and beef workshops set for March 24
• Boys & Girls Club makes way for new facility
• Goodhue college fair to emphasize support services
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Spaghetti dinner Saturday in Zumbrota
• Answer Man: Was there a third Mayo brother?
• Tire blows on I-35, driver is killed
• Rochester sales tax projects
• How can Destination Medical Community initiative be realized?
• Walking in the shoes of Rochester's patients
• Destination Medical Community initiative coming into focus
• Need rises at Rochester hospitality houses
• Strangers find rest on common ground at Ronald McDonald House
• Sellnow's Journal: City living — Waiting more than an hour for a hot dog
• Local week in review
• Hospitality houses ponder expansions
• JM students head to nationals with Rube Goldberg contraption
• Day in history: Cheerleader knocked unconscious in 1962
• Van fire in Rochester causes $8,000 in damage
• Open house for Elk Run interchange is March 13 in Pine Island
• Nominations open for 10 Who Make a Difference awards
• Weight restrictions imposed on state highways
• Storm watcher training set for Monday in Rochester
• Mason City bus service to 4 other towns to stop
• P-B Dialogues on prostitution
• Air-quality seminar May 9
• Correction
• Level 3 offender to be released
• Your Pictures: Daisy Scouts provide Food for Friends
• On Tour: Rochester shows its best side to lawmakers
• Academic Notebook
• Seizures research grant
• ACLU sues Minnewaska schools in Facebook incidents
• Answer Man: White Bridge went down with a splash
• Mostly sunny, high near 38
• Day in history: Rochester gauges fallout protection in 1962
• West Concord charter school moving ahead
• Eyota takes control for farmers market for 2012
• Woman dies in Rice County crash, passenger uninjured
• Blooming Prairie editor quits over plagiarism claims
• Bystanders try to help man trapped under SUV in Woodbury
• When classes end today, RCTC students start a 10-day break! How sweet is that?...
• No charges against Winona deputy
• Principal in giant chicken costume clucks over students (video)
• Lake City librarian terminated from job
• Man accused of throwing objects at cars in custody
• New era of testing for Rochester schools
• Farmers market fundraiser features farm fresh breakfast
• Rochester schools to launch World Cafes
• Correction
• 19 chronic alcoholics take up residence at Silver Creek Corner
• Answer Man: No shortage of dental floss
• Rural transit program sees increased ridership
• Luther College war effort subject of program
• Sunny, breezy, high near 41
• Back Roads: Music is a great companion for the open road
• Day in history, March 8
• Postal Service stops delivery to local trailer park, citing danger
• Are you a female, at least 5'7", between 18-27, and a model hopeful? If so, come...
• Residents to vote on project contract
• Answer Man: Be patient, spring is almost here
• Dover to assess homeowners $25 per foot for street upgrades
• Day in history: Harold Cooke music given to singers in 1987
• Legal snag delays permit for Lake City area quarry
• Local artist now a two-time button winner
• Barnhart hands over 'Vets Visits' TV show
• Jen's World: Annual writers' conference energizes, inspires
• Birthdays come in threes for Eyota family
• ACLU sues Minnewaska schools in Facebook incidents
• Medical examiner: Rochester 18-year-old died of alcohol intoxication
• Prairie Island nuclear plant experiences 'unusual event'
• Prairie Island nuclear plant experiences 'unusual event'
• Sewer assessment approved for Kutzky
• Developer's request for southeast Rochester zoning change denied
• DOT adjusts cost of St. Croix bridge
• Sign up March 6-7 in the Atrium for RCTC Health Service's FREE March Madness Nut...
• Semi accident near Lanesboro closes Minnesota Highway 16 Monday
• PTSD nightmare drug effectiveness verified
• City council chooses redistricting plan
• Changes to come for Rochester's tree ordinance
• Corrections
• Lens on history: Stars in a Bright Sky
• Asian Fusion of Cultures Show is Saturday at RCTC
• Answer Man: White Bridge was a Lake Zumbro landmark
• Sunny, high near 60
• Day in history: Fans line up at 3 a.m. for Bon Jovi in 1987
• Sellnow's Journal: When brevity rules, make every character count
• Teacher of the Month: Kasson-Mantorville teacher draws lessons from a legend
• Dreaded carp netted in Mississippi near Winona
• Join RCTC CAB on a Minnesota Wild Game bus trip! For only $20 you get your bus...
• Houston High School honor roll
• Area government calendar
• Cowboy Church Musicians Jam is March 9
• SD tribe gets $1.25 million grant from Minn. tribe
• Mychal Wilmes: Memories of Mom and Dad spring from soggy day
• Answer Man: No truth to rumor that AMPI is moo-ving
• Public access cable TV programming
• Images to be used to detect 50 greatest sources of pollution Zumbro River watershed
• Rochester man survives breast cancer, supports Susan G. Komen
• Controversy over breast cancer funding tatters pink ribbon
• Day in history, March 5
• Wabasha-Kellogg school will be site for radiation testing
• Middle school book drive collects more than four times the goal
• Talk of the Town: Let me count my list to organizational nirvana
• Mark your calendar! Guest author Sanela Jurich will be on campus for a presenta...
• One dead in two-vehicle crash near Wabasha Saturday night
• Flash flood hits orphanage supported by local Hands for Humanity
• Spring weight limits take effect Monday
• Sewer repairs start Monday
• Olmsted County Road 19 to be detoured through summer for bridge replacement
• New Minnesota campsite reservation system crashes
• North Dakota man sentenced in Minnesota zebra mussel case
• Man arrested in Twin Cites vise-throwing incident
• Pine Island High School honor roll
• Local week in review
• One dead in Goodhue County rollover crash
• Windy, chance of snow, high near 29, as we await Tuesday's high of 55
• Houston, Fillmore counties approve silica sand mining moratoriums
• Answer Man: Educated guessers still put IBM at No. 2
• Car dealerships conduct drive for food shelf
• Constituents angry over large severance payout
• Sellnow's Journal: Perfect — achoo! — attendance counts for something
• All-day kindergarten spreads across southeast Minnesota
• All-day kindergarten takes advantage of young children's capacity to learn
• Area food shelves see growing need for food
• Barge sinks in Duluth harbor
• Congrats to RCTC men's basketball players Torren Dowdy and Shiron Williams who w...
• Local group joins statewide effort opposing marriage amendment
• Your Pictures: Carriage and cutter parade in Kenyon
• Byron Frontage Road reconstruction on the radar
• Winona diocese warns of admitted sex abuser's return to Rochester
• Furst Draft: Austin P-B gets a new look
• Mayo acquisition enables more collaboration, services
• Northland artist benefits from innovative aneurysm treatment
• Community surrounds family with support after accident
• Factoid: Average temperatures
• New Minn. campsite reservation system crashes
• Day in history: John Adams wins regional Mathcounts in 1987
• Academic Notebook
• Answer Man: It's no urban myth -- the big geese are unusual
• Mayo Civic Center Expansion Plans
• Sanitary Sewer Repairs In Various Locations
• Judge: City bus bidding process may proceed
• Campus News
• Around the region
• A new day on the Web at PostBulletin.com
• Kudos to Dayton Cotton and Hassan Hassan, RCTC Table Tennis Club members, who qu...
• February was warm, with little snow
• Zumbrota school district sells bonds to keep fund balance healthy
• Rochester stabbings: 2-year-old's injuries life-threatening
• Businesses brand St. Paul neighborhood as Little Mekong
• Corrections
• Agerter continues his role with Mayo Health System
• Answer Man: U of M balloonist promised a trip to Mars
• Minneapolis decides not to declare snow emergency
• Residents dig out from Leap Day blizzard
• Cell powerhouse might be at root of Alzheimer's
• Zumbro Watershed Partnershp celebrates anniversary
• National Geographic's best coming to marine art museum
• Winter storm dumps up to foot of snow
• Class will cover raising hazelnuts
• P-E-M school presents "Once Upon A Mattress"
• RPU continues negotiations with EPA over Clean Air Act violations
• March of Dimes is breakfast beneficiary
• Proposed sale of Stewartville Star building raises questions
• Back Roads: Man's legacy lives on in squirrels
• Answer Man: Don't add an extra syllable to McNeilus
• Answer Man: Mum's the word on IBM hiring, firing
• Sellnow's Journal: Spartan living was short-lived
• Jen's World: First mammogram? A piece of cake
• Day in history, March 1
• Lens on history: The circus comes to town
• March 4th - Rochester Reads Event - Civil War Weapons
• RPU approves moving ahead with CapX2020 project
• Rochester squad damaged by passing car
• MnDOT seeks ideas for statewide bicycle study
• Future of nursing event rescheduled
• Regents panel to meet on Sviggum dual jobs
• Future of nursing event rescheduled
• Zumbrota fire association votes to pay for its own truck
• Artist who colorized 'Grace' had local ties
• WPA, CCC work to be showcased at county fair
• Five new entries in Rochesterfest button contest
• Winter storm dumps up to foot of snow in Minnesota
• State budget forecast shows $323 million surplus
• Day in history: "Birthday" party for auditorium planned
• Deju vu in spelling bee finish with Asirvatham taking top honors
• Olmsted County officials review courthouse security after scuffle
• It's their year: Leap Day is extra special for some
• It's a Leap Year...make the most of your extra day this year!
• Wabasha County planning commission recommends permit for Bremer Quarry in Lake City
• Minnesota Security Hospital in turmoil
• St. Peter hospital under pressure to make changes
• Redistricting may move 17,000 Rochester residents to new wards
• Book Review - Thirty Rooms to Hide In
• Answer Man: Clinic's age is in eye of beholder
• Mychal Wilmes: Gadgets add complications
• Talk of the Town: Ferris was right: Stop to look around
• Report: North Broadway at 14th closed by high water
• Nearly 2 dozen rail cars derail in SW Minnesota
• Franklin Elementary 3rd-grader faces discipline over pop gun
• Minnesota snowmobiler dies in Wyoming avalanche
• Answer Man: There are reasons to buy both tires
• Civic Center backers, detractors heard at public forum
• Electrical cord fire leads to brief evacuation of House of Bounce
• Minnesota news in brief
• Public to have say on fate of Stewartville Star building
• Nurses and students get ready for your future
• Kwik Trip employee steps in to help confused woman
• Rochester mayor pays a visit to troops in Kuwait
• Artist who colorized 'Grace' photo dies at 95
• Furst Draft: The meter's running as of Thursday
• Slatterly group outlines neighborhood plan
• Day in history: $119 million project is biggest in city's history in 1987
• Goodhue County spends years dealing with problem property
• Correction
• Mower County Humane society plans for new building
• We're Moving!
• Minn. farmer gets probation for killing pelicans
• Slatterly neighborhood group outlines improvement plan
• Bill would start Minn. wolf season on deer opener
• Sellnow's Journal: Children bring reminder of furnishing first home away from home
• Sting is excited to finally watch the Daytona 500 tonight at 6pm (hopefully). H...
• Byron woman, 90, in critical condition after being hit by car
• Fourth-graders trapped inside Rochester hotel elevator
• Day in history, Feb. 27
• Public access cable TV programming
• Supreme Court throws out malfeasance allegations against Wabasha County commissioner
• Do you remember winter? It's not done yet
• Sentencing set for Thursday in fatal hit-and-run case
• Physics show is all about fun with science
• Wanamingo firefighters' fundraiser celebrates vintage snowmobiles
• Whisky Tasting
• Minnesota fire deaths jump in 2011
• Minnesota Supreme Court dismisses all four charges against Wabasha County commissioner
• Answer Man: Payouts on Minn. slot machines are a crap shoot
• Lyle hires interim superintendent
• Snow likely Monday night, Tuesday
• Correction: Taste of the Town
• Need a computer at a great price? Check out the TSC's student PC computer sale...
• Age of Aquarius performance brings views on trip to 1960s
• Geology talk offered March 6 at Izaak Walton League cabin in Rochester
• Rochester anti-bully educator named to governor's task force
• Eyota officials look at cost-sharing for road repairs
• Proposed mission change for Duluth fighter wing
• King and queen of Sweden to visit Minnesota
• Perham man dies in farm accident
• Grant will improve accessibility of Rose Creek polling place
• Elton John to play in Mankato
• Report: Charter school students underperform
• Superintendent: Bullying can play role in suicides
• Eyota considers no-parking zone near schools
• Local week in review
• Military News
• Call this hotline if you regularly miss meals
• Been deployed? Get combat-zone $$$
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• WWII veteran has French connection in Plainview
• Mayo expects to transform health care
• RCTC, college presidents discuss region-wide consolidation
• Budget cuts lead to colleges' consolidation
• Wabasha County youth camp is in direct line for CapX2020 project
• Residents in the path of CapX2020 now ponder if it's too late
• Answer Man: Don't blame geese for crow problem
• Back Roads: Progress isn't always pretty
• Day in history, Feb. 25
• High school store puts students behind the counter
• Committee gives thumbs-up to civic center review
• Judge to rule on bus company's petition to stop contract award
• Breck knocks off Wingers in semis
• Equipment will extend landfill life
• Area health providers at Las Vegas exhibition
• Infant virus on the increase?
• Silica sand mining informational meeting
• Police investigate crash that injured Chatfield man Thursday
• Birds, bats tie up Goodhue wind project
• Taopi family finds Duluth dog 300 miles from home
• The NJCAA National Wrestling Tournament is being held in the UCR Sports Center t...
• Superintendent candidate from Alden-Conger considers Lyle job
• U.S. to spend $50 million to help stop carp invasion of Great Lakes
• Mail processing center closure affects delivery, employees
• Physics show Saturday and Sunday at RCTC
• Rochester middle school, high school students win at Rochester science fair
• Frosty Frolic goes on in spite of lack of snow
• Muñoz's question hints at future of student technology
• 'Morrie' sold out, shows added
• Luther College president to step down
• A windy day with snow showers
• Kasson school sale saga nearing an end
• David McCullough - Nonfiction
• Effect of deployment on military personnel/families
• Honor Rolls
• Answer Man: There's a law against junk faxes
• Spring Grove taxpayers look for answers
• Do you have a special connection to Feb. 29? Let us know
• Academic Notebook
• Jen's World: Grandma's timely use of humor memory worth visiting
• Day in history, Feb. 24
• REMINDERS! RCTC Spring/Summer graduation applications are due today. Also, tom...
• Revenue trends up, Mayo Clinic announces ambitious construction schedule
• Mayo's ambitious construction schedule to help community
• Rochester postal processing operation to close
• WinterFest short on snow, big on fundraising
• Silica sand mining informational meeting
• State considers wind project's avian protection
• Lyle School Board to interview lone candidate
• Rochester History Makers winners work to improve lives
• Grumpy Old Men winter festival in Wabasha is this weekend
• Spring Valley museum to get new roof
• Transplant House rejects $171,515 assessment to rebuild street
• Day in history: Rear admiral from LeRoy greets John Glenn
• Judge: Ruling within 90 days on child care vote
• Answer Man: Robins and tulips in February? That's wrong!
• Sellnow's Journal: Finish the work we agree upon
• Area could see 6 inches of wet, heavy snow Thursday
• Lens on history: Daube's Bakery sign
• Day in history: Blizzard halts train and bus service in 1937
• Two hurt at dangerous intersection
• Minn. says easing some restraints for mentally ill
• Suspect awaiting charges in fatal home invasion
• Proposed mission change for Duluth fighter wing
• Man found dead; cause unclear
• Got spring fever? RCTC's Spring Break is only 12 class days away and the week y...
• Rochester, Olmsted County mapmaking ready to begin
• Rochester school suspensions trend downward
• Houston, Goodhue counties delay silica sand decisions
• Rochester student expelled for distributing drugs
• N.D. man pleads guilty in stolen painkillers scheme
• Minor basilica status a tribute to their faith
• Notification takes different forms for sex offender releases
• Pine Island gives 'holiday' on construction fees
• Sex offender notification law wouldn't effect Rochester, officer says
• Regenerative medicine excites RAEDI meeting
• Meetings will put Rochester school district's strategy up for discussion
• Answer Man: Tips for arming yourself against crows
• Talk of the Town: Time to turn the crow frown upside down
• Mychal Wilmes: A family filled with love lessons
• Two injured in crash next to Mayo H.S.
• Olmsted County rail bypass study to begin soon
• Rochester School Board changes public comment procedure
• Officials identify man killed in Blue Earth attack
• Houston County man injured in crash near La Crescent
• Prepare to be amazed! Plan to attend one of the three shows the RCTC Physics De...
• Byron High School honor roll
• Three injured in crash on U.S. 63 in Stewartville
• With fund balance dropping, Zumbrota-Mazeppa district borrows
• Campus News
• Two convicted of Minn. elderly abuse serve 42 days
• Winona State program explores use of racist term
• Follow P-B live blog while you watch the Oscars on Sunday
• Zumbrota auctioneer places third in state
• Zumbrota looks at State of the arts
• Hunting input meeting Thursday in Winona
• Wabasha County Sheriff's Office gets better radar gun
• Fledgling farmers market in Mabel seeking vendors
• Rotary plans lighted message on Siebens Building
• Rain, snow possible through week
• 8-year-old West Concord boy a hero in house fire
• Mental evaluation ordered for federal prisoner who threatened judges
• Willmar woman wins on 'Price is Right'
• Day in history: 600 new books on display at book fair
• Snow falls, cars slide with overnight snow in southeast Minnesota
• Applications accepted for Ethical Practices Board
• Four college roommates killed in Minnesota crash
• 2 to 4 inches of snow expected tonight
• Minn. man's shootout death much like his brother's
• Mpls. bridge closed after cable support breaks
• Rochester officer recognized for DWI 'hat trick' in January
• Area government calendar
• Around the region
• Roundtable topic is battle for Tarawa
• Researchers keep track of odd turtle behavior
• Public access cable TV programming
• Zumbrota seeks federal grant for land purchase
• Even without No Child Left Behind, educators and parents say some things haven't changed
• Do you know someone who met or saw the Mayo brothers?
• Day in history, Feb. 20
• Presidents' Day closings
• Zumbrota: Impasse smolders over the purchase of new fire truck
• Answer Man: Sign along Broadway is political statement
• Sellnow's Journal: It just doesn't pay to have the penny in circulation anymore
• Answer Man: Not on the 'Do Not Call' list? Do it!
• Minnesota mom: Son, 15, died while train-hopping
• ELCA Lutherans elect 1st female bishop in Minnesota
• Hundreds at Rochester fundraiser for slain officer Schneider's family
• White Bear Lake couple lost in Italy shipwreck memorialized
• State is auditing autism centers, including Rochester one
• Catch the last home basketball games this afternoon vs. Anoka-Ramsey. Women play...
• Campus News
• Day in history: Creamery association celebrates 50 years in 1962
• What do you ask the president? Jitters precede trip to D.C.
• Local week in review
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Olmsted County sees increase in need for free legal assistance
• Mayor will serve troops in Kuwait
• Judge declines to stop Rochester bus bidding process
• Benefit continues tradition of helping families
• Furniture, other artifacts return to Plummer House
• Controversial 'fracking' does have upside
• Mild winter, big supply keep natural gas cheap
• Rain, snow likely Monday in Rochester area
• Holy Spirit Catholic School honor roll
• Dover-Eyota middle school choirs to split along gender lines
• Lead poisoning kills another bald eagle
• Day in history: Flame Restaurant in Stewartville demolished in 1987
• Day in history: Driver ticketed for driving with one hand
• Campus news
• Around the region
• Correction
• Campus news
• Academic Notebook
• Community news
• YAY! RCTC students start a 4-day weekend when classes end today! NO CLASSES 2/2...
• A soldier's secret: Rochester man hid his identity while serving in military (video)
• Ellison: Remittances to Somalia still an issue
• Red Wing student who suffered heart attack expected back at school
• Controversial 'fracking' does have upside
• Mild winter, big supply keep natural gas cheap
• NRC cites security violation at Prairie Island
• Lens on history: Case Auto Co.
• Eagle Center event begins with Taste of Wabasha
• Area woman is the the oldest verified Minnesotan
• Answer Man: Pay attention and don't get 'crammed'
• Jen's World: The days are long; the years are short
• Author Review - Kristin Cashore
• Rochester Fire Department investigates Wednesday's 3 carbon monoxide alerts
• Norovirus outbreak suspected at southern Minn. school
• Chippewa band's $28 million settlement expected
• Your Pictures: Block Kids
• Back Roads: Simple soap, a simple message (video)
• Three carbon monoxide incidents in Rochester
• The U of M-Rochester has extended an invitation to RCTC students to attend "Sex...
• Campus News
• Ending abuse: We can do it faster, expert says
• State of Olmsted County parks meeting is Thursday
• Dodge County may sell forfeited lots to Kasson EDA
• Rochester students show off their science smarts
• Discuss transportation plan tonight at library
• Downtown Alliance votes against new preservation commission
• The cost and reach of underage drinking
• Answer Man: No new deli downtown, after all
• Sellnow's Journal: The printed word deserves some respect
• Book Review - Winter Garden
• Your Yellowjacket Hoopsters are at it again tonight vs. Fergus Falls @ home in t...
• Two school bus crashes in central Minnesota
• City Lines sues city of Rochester to keep bus service
• Lourdes principal resigns 'for personal reasons'
• RCTC Student Life has extended the sign-up for next Tuesday's ski trip to Mount...
• Dodge County Rail Authority takes no action on resolution
• Sale of Stewartville building to be reviewed
• Driver hurt in rollover south of Rochester
• Man injured in fall from Rochester roof
• Day in history: Conway Twitty to perform at home show in 1987
• City might lower downtown parking standard
• Correction
• Rochester same-sex couples denied marriage licenses on Valentine's Day
• High near 40 degrees expected today
• Answer Man: Who owns the Prairie Island nuclear plant?
• Mychal Wilmes: Cellphone argument spoils bad-boy moment
• Happy Valentines Day
• Driver injured in U.S. 52 rollover
• For silica sand, the heat is on
• Minnesota news in brief
• Developer of Goodhue County wind-power project pushes for expedited appeal
• Rochester City Council looks for more budget information on nonprofit agencies
• Board debates a day in the Dover-Eyota School District
• Ellendale school implements 'soft lock down'
• Lewiston woman injured in accident on slippery U.S. 14
• Lyle School Board approves superintendent's resignation
• Happy Valentines Day! Send a sweet virtual treat to your friends today @
• New, improved public law library sees surge in use
• Ranger will discuss wintering waterfowl
• Elks award prizes to young essay writers in Rochester
• Return of the prairie (video)
• Day in history: Osco Drug closes in 1987 after 50 years
• Book Reviews - "The Pigeon" Books for Children
• Light snow causing headaches for some drivers
• Remembering Dr. Burich
• Area government calendar
• Hospital offers 'amnesty' to pay off old patient bills
• Talk tonight on supporting injured soldiers overseas
• Need your teeth cleaned and whitened so you're looking good for spring break? G...
• Day in history, Feb. 13
• Public access cable TV programming
• Rochester man wages a war on crows
• Talk of the Town: Valentines dos and don'ts — just in time
• Farmer wants more deer hunting licenses to reduce crop damage
• Answer Man: Last call for long-ago watering holes
• Sellnow's Journal: Time for outlaw cellphone use while driving
• Kudos to Chad Israelson (history) and Rod Milbrandt (physics) on being named Out...
• Answer Man: City will have a big new taxpayer
• 2 injured in fall from chairlift at Wabasha ski resort
• Polar temps make for bear of a plunge at Foster Arend (video)
• Sunny, high near 15 as Winterfest breezes along
• PUC pulls AWA Goodhue wind project from agenda again
• Judges side with Mennonites in steel wheel case
• A Visit to the Friends' Bookstore
• Rochester Reads! Save the Date!
• Ice safety a concern this winter
• RSOC has surprise gift for shoppers
• Campus News
• Meals on Wheels ends weekend delivery, adds frozen and bag meals
• Local week in review
• Day in history: Legion Auxiliary sponsors Lincoln broadcast in 1937
• Houston County considers silica sand mining moratorium
• Maiden Rock silica sand mine fights public relations battle
• Maiden Rock newcomer thrust into silica sand controversy
• Back Roads: Uncle Mike shares his love of polka dancing
• Answer Man: Pick a number, any number, for visitors
• Minnesota panel OKs provisional discharge for sex offender
• Protesters in Winona block truck carrying silica sand
• 7-year-old Montrose boy hit, killed by car while waiting for school bus
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Anti-racism campaign draws criticism in Duluth
• Benefit concert set for family of slain Lake City police officer
• St. Charles boy, 4, injured in farm accident
• Officials identify Rochester woman run over by garbage truck
• Volunteer leadership training set for March
• Winona bishop Quinn among Catholics critical of Obama plan
• Around the region
• Minnesota educators happy with 'No Child' waiver
• Lyle superintendent Dusso to leave by Feb. 29
• Community news
• Sheriff's change in outfit offers insight
• Mayo Clinic among best regional hospitals
• There are still plenty of tickets available for the next two showings of RCTC's...
• Nurse proposal helps address telemedicine
• Day in history: WPA nurses tend to the needy in 1937
• Academic Notebook
• Rochester group to hear from Korean War vets
• Military News
• Scouting news
• Hutchins named Le Roy Citizen of the Year
• Movies For Food drive collects record amount of food
• Correction
• Cascade Meadow is Rochester's first LEED Platinum site
• RCTC launches an app
• Answer Man: New apartments planned by Eastwood
• Jen's World: If you love it and you know it, tell your friends
• Dry conditions in Minnesota raise spring fire risk
• Convicted auto king Hecker moved to Wisconsin prison
• Go Mobile! RCTC's mobile app gives instant access to campus news, events, sport...
• Minnesota gets $280 million in national mortgage settlement
• DNR says it meets 150-day permit issuing goal
• Rochester man ticketed for punching woman in jaw after gas station dispute
• Tritium from nuke plants a growing threat, coalition says
• SocialIce opens on eve of frosty weather (video)
• United Way campaign surpasses goal, honors supporters
• Answer Man: Stewartville lands new business
• Sellnow's Journal: Shovel the walk or pay the piper
• Day in history, Aug. 9
• Group hopes personal stories will sway 'no' vote on marriage amendment
• Dayton: Minnesota Security Hospital needs upgrades
• Judge rules on CapX2020 route
• Temp to drop Friday and Saturday, snow remains elusive
• Student Success Day is tomorrow! There are no regular classes at RCTC, but ther...
• Congratulations to Julie Littlefield on being chosen as RCTC's February Student...
• Officials identify Lanesboro driver injured in U.S. 52 crash
• Boy suspended for MJ groin grab is back in school
• Goodhue County offers resolution of support for Zip Rail
• Around the region
• La Crescent animal shelter, city at odds
• Day in History: Jack Benny arrives for checkup in 1962
• Convicted auto king Hecker moved to solitary confinement
• Rochester schools seek help with strategic plan
• 13 motorists killed in January weren't buckled up
• Goodhue County struggles with potential conflict of interest in silica sand proposal
• Your Pictures: Treipenfest in Rollingstone
• Photographer has a passion for 'capturing' birds
• Answer Man: Scrap yards help stop auto parts theft
• Mychal Wilmes: A mother's faith is reason for optimism
• Talk of the Town: Mankinis? Marfs? Give me a break
• Book Reviews - 2 Romance Novels
• Lens on history: Seeing, but not believing
• End-of-life issues discussed at workshop
• Stewartville Fire fees proposed to townships
• Many strategies taken to introduce healthful foods
• Caring and Giving celebration Wednesday
• City council approves massage ordinance
• Olmsted County barn gets on National Register
• Rochester man speaks up against bloodshed in Syria
• Day in history: Stomping fans bring game to a halt in 1937
• Science fair seeking volunteers
• Student taste-testers shape school food
• Congrats to the Yellowjacket Football Recruit Class of 2012! RCTC signed 41 ath...
• Mower deputy's retirement on hold — for two years
• Correction
• Rochester students heading to Legoland as state champions
• Lanesboro driver injured in U.S. 52 crash Monday night
• Developer, city compromise on tree planting
• Police investigating alleged animal abuse
• Witnesses describe scene as body was found in alley
• We reached 2,000 likes today! We just want to say thanks for liking RCTC on Fac...
• Fire spreads up chimney in Rochester house
• Correction
• Wife, ex-wife of crash victim fight for custody
• Wis. regulators schedule hearings on power line
• Service set for MN couple missing in ship disaster
• Report: Board refrains from disciplining doctors
• Local Vikings fans cheer for new stadium
• Friends Bookstore February Promos!
• Assisted-living facility evacuated due to fire
• Campus News
• Day in history, Feb. 6
• Public access cable TV programming
• Zebrafish may swim to other schools
• Cooking needs your full attention, fire chief says
• Sellnow's Journal: Rochester man proves you grow where you're planted
• Answer Man: How zippy would the Zip Rail be?
• Report: Board refrains from disciplining doctors
• Freight train derails in Red Wing
• Minneapolis airlift wing to lose 8 aircraft
• Book Reviews - 3 Children's Book Titles
• Answer Man: Fence protects the slow-and-steady
• Winona student suspended after 'Billie Jean' move
• Duplex near Mayo Civic Center damaged by fire
• Local week in review
• Around the region
• Dover City Council readies for road projects
• Kids keep the beat with Pint Size Polkas
• Civil War talk Monday in Rushford
• Long night ahead for Rochester council
• Zumbrota doesn't have money for new fire truck
• Former Olmsted County medical examiner testifies in '08 alley death case
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Report: PUC meeting for wind project rescheduled
• Five honored by Girl Scouts
• Around the region
• YouTube series shows veterinarians, livestock farmers at work
• Teen cheers for Patriots' from Byron not Boston
• Answer Man: Red Wing store is one of 31
• Back Roads: Chopper Club creates a custom ride
• Tenants moved from 'deplorable' property in northwest Rochester
• Members of Congress seek action on invasive species
• Catch "The Perspective of Love" tonight @ 7pm in Hill Theatre. This short film...
• Minnesota sex offender program to discharge first person
• Stearns County deputy injured after semi hit squad
• Minnesota food company recalls eggs in 34 states
• Academic Notebook
• Around the region
• Your Pictures: Modern Woodmen of America
• St. Paul teachers reach tentative contract deal
• School responds to disturbing recess game
• Report: Some Minn. babies born with high mercury
• Minnesota seeing mildest flu season in years
• Channel One Food Bank asks for macaroni and cheese
• Township denies wind project's road permits
• The results are in! Dental Hygiene students worked their magic at Give Kids a S...
• Dover-Eyota teachers find pros, cons to netbook program
• Dover-Eyota students, teachers like the potential of laptops
• Day in history: Clint Kueker wins Rochesterfest button design contest in 1987
• Kasson-Mantorville Elementary sees success in battle against bullying
• Massage therapists back new licensing ordinance
• Jen's World: No one would call me daredevil
• Answer Man: Psst! It's OK to say 'Super Bowl'
• Spring Valley man killed in crash with semi on U.S. 63
• Nearly 150 animals seized in Bigfork
• Six displaced when Rochester fire call reveals violaton
• Dense fog through Friday noon; snow-less weather to continue
• Fire destroys mobile home in Kasson
• Campaign ramps up for Mayo Civic Center expansion
• New Ulm school responds to disturbing recess game
• Goodhue Wind Truth files motion to re-enter appeals process
• Houston County debates silica sand mining moratorium
• New Wabasha government study commission formed
• 5 injured when car goes into ditch along U.S. 52
• Welch children injured in snowmobile accident improving
• Studio owner named Hayfield Citizen of the Year
• CareFest volunteers continue to help the 2010 flood recovery
• Goodhue County study group favors proposal from Summit Environsolutions
• Stewartville approves purchase agreement for industrial park business
• Student Success Day is only one week away! Don't miss out on the opportunity!...
• Day in history: Latin should be taught, doctor says
• Correction
• Sunny in southeast Minn.; Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Church opens Gathering Place for seniors
• Seminar centers on post-shingles nerve pain
• Mayo Clinic plans 'go red' events Friday
• After fire, auto shop owner remains determined
• Sellnow's Journal: Do kids need that much meat?
• Answer Man: Don't blink! You'll miss the light show
• Lens on history: Eyota Liquor Store
• Guest surprises 6-year-old at St. John's School
• Kasson trucker uninjured in crash that kills Alden woman
• Congrats to Lane Gehl, MCAC Southern Division WBB Player of the Week! Catch Lane...
• February is Black History Month
• There will be a reception in the UCR Art Gallery this afternoon from 2-3:30pm....
• Grand jury clears Minn. trooper in fatal shooting
• Zamboni driver accused of DWI at hockey game
• Kasson declares no need for EIS for old school
• State starts destroying newborns' blood samples
• No suprise, January warmer than normal
• Correction
• Downtown water storage needs opens floodgate of issues
• Pros and cons of proposed downtown water storage sites
• Wanamingo gets a new pedestrian bridge
• Answer Man: Yes, we had a few typos in 1932
• Talk of the Town: More than 90 percent of you will read this column
• Mychal Wilmes: Blood ties us together, whatever its heritage
• Today in History: WCCO broadcasts live from Mystery Cave
• Literary February
• Fourth Annual Heritage Preservation Awards
• AP Exclusive: Many resist census race labels
• Family of missing Minnesota couple accepts end to ship search
• We are pleased to announce RCTC captured several major awards at the Rochester A...
• Day in history: Coffee sales raise money for March of Dimes in 1962
• Remembrance: Quarterbacks Club not the same without Paul Lehman
• Blooming Prairie couple design, build cave for Vatican
• Two go through Lake Pepin's ice, but reported OK
• MnDOT snowplow drivers to train in simulators
• Silica sand informational meeting draws huge crowd in Frontenac
• WinterFest's Cardboard Sled Challenge canceled
• Omega-Man brings anti-bullying message
• Rochester snowmobiler dies after hitting trees
• New administrator roils St. Peter security hospital
• Gun incident, car chase dismissed as coincidences at prison
• Rochester sticking with sidewalk shoveling penalty program
• WINTERFEST BOOKSALE
• New plan for Rochester's crows
• Kasson restoration group elects leaders
• Celebration marks the Year of the Dragon (video)
• Minnesota man on 'Jeopardy' wins $59,800 in 3 games
• Campus News
• Judge dismisses North Star Foods fire lawsuit
• Dryer fire in Eyota could have been worse
• Day in history, Jan.30
• Meteorological March Madness reigns as January ends
• Project aims to build a better birdhouse
• Some Mayo Clinic staff switch to new uniforms
• Area government calendar
• Public access cable TV programming
• Stewartville firefighters to climb stairs for fundraiser
• Answer Man: Thunderbird ruled over Mayo Park
• Sellnow's Journal: Reader contributes rare piebald deer sighting
• Answer Man: Go ahead. Wear your pajamas to the store
• Lake City's Winter Fest draws crowd
• Body of missing person, ATV found in lake near St. Cloud
• Today is the "Coaches vs Cancer" basketball games at 1 and 3pm against Minnesota...
• Campus News
• Correction
• Post-Bulletin wins eight Minnesota newspaper awards
• A day of dance for you and your kids
• New Rochester Area Foundation leader takes helm Wednesday
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Friends Winterfest Book Sale and Bookstore Promos
• Officials look for payoff in Native Mob sweep
• Minnesota news in brief
• Davids: Dam reconstruction rules put Lanesboro at risk
• St. Paul 'john school' used to reduce demand for prostitution in Rochester
• Lanesboro Arts Center finalist for national grant
• Winona selects new poet laureate
• A day inside john school
• Kenyon man elected president of Minnesota State Fair
• Answer Man: Check the label on hair care products
• Ideas, and corn, were popping for junior master gardeners
• John school uses confrontation, education to curb prostitution demand
• Candlelit dinner at Assisi Heights
• Eagle cam luncheon is Feb. 11
• Local week in review
• Day in history: Long-silent phones alerted family to fire in 1937
• Back Roads: Conservationists gave gifts that keep on giving
• People's Cooperative donates $19,844 to local charities
• Officials look for payoff in Native Mob sweep
• Permitting of Goodhue wind project delayed again
• Minnesota man charged with torturing snakes
• Judge hears arguments in school district whistle-blower suit
• More than 100 dogs removed from Bemidji mobile homes
• St. Cloud man arrested after doctor, nurse assaulted in ER
• Vehicles banned on parts of Pepin, Bay Park Harbor
• There were 1,142 RCTC students who made the Dean's List for Fall Semester 2011....
• Faith in Action seeks volunteers
• Blooming Prairie care center top staff terminated
• Local units receive state history grants
• Book Review - Diary of a Wimpy Kid
• County attorneys carrying guns? Maybe
• Move forced by rental violation winds up as 'a good thing'
• Around the region
• Signs to sprout up across Eyota
• Chance of spring flooding is slim, forecasters say
• State will study rail options in region
• Wind power 'extremely viable' in Winona County
• More golden eagles counted Saturday
• Some school districts opting out of spring break
• Answer Man: Water towers are built to last
• Jen's World: Grandma can't drive anymore
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Saint Marys begins using paging devices in 1962
• Former Minnesota Chief Justice Sheran dies at 96
• 'Everybody's mad' about the crows
• Forecast: Inch of snow on Friday
• Injuries reported in crash on North Broadway
• Rochester public works director cleared of ethics charges
• Farmers eager for right to kill attacking wolves
• Make plans now to attend next week's Yellowjacket Basketball Fan Appreciation Ni...
• Child in stolen van found safe
• Day in history: Dr. Charles W. Mayo on national radio in 1937
• Rochester celebrates Year of the Dragon in a big way
• Outlook sunny for Minnesota Student Energy Project
• Individuals and organizations recognized for environmental good
• Event connects those in need to community services
• Mayo Clinic seeks increased mental health cultural awareness
• Blooming Prairie care center top staff terminated
• Treasure Hunters seek collectibles
• Mild temperatures, light snow in the forecast
• Answer Man: Politics is rarely about 'fairness'
• Sellnow's Journal: Voters must prepare to pass judgment
• Lens on History: Wash Day 1915
• Forecast: 1-3 inches of snow Friday
• Statewide takedown of gang members prompts prison lockdown
• DNR proposes to let Minnesota hunters take 400 wolves
• Citizens legal appeal of wind project dealt 'serious blow'
• Scott Hosier World War II Roundtable
• Around the region
• School board discusses expanding online classes
• Hit the slopes with Student Life on Tuesday, February 21 (no classes that day at...
• Ronald McDonald House could re-open by this weekend
• Military News
• Thieves target catalytic converters
• Family, friends remember Harry McNeilus, man of steel
• Check on women leads to discovery of dozens of dogs in Bemidji
• Day in history: Unemployment at 3.9 percent in 1986
• Mobile lab to study health effects of sitting at work
• School Board works to improve superintendent evaluation process
• State tourism chief says civic center expansion would boost Rochester
• Police shoot man accused of stabbing toddler
• Minn. snowmobiler dug out of Montana avalanche
• Man found dead in downtown Duluth building
• Moorhead store sues city over new drug ordinance
• Duluth school board picks new superintendent
• Zumbrota telephone operators share a connection
• Your Pictures: Salvation Army Pie and Coffee event
• Talk of the Town: Beat the winter blahs with a good game of Supermarket Sleuth
• Mychal Wilmes: Teach crows to use the potty
• Answer Man: Whistle strikes a chord with reader
• Sidewalk Snow Removal Administrative Fine and Enforcement
• Moorhead store sues city over new drug ordinance
• Mayor won't veto Legends' liquor license
• Rushford man, 19, critically injured in U.S. 14 crash
• Mankato vet in audience for State of the Union
• Texting hotline gets attention in Minnesota suicide-prevention efforts
• Duluth doctor's defamation lawsuit sent to jury
• Did you know RCTC has a seismograph? The geology students use it to study earth...
• Load limits increased in region
• Wabasha student arrested for having knife at school
• Nuclear response plan could include live drills after recent bleach spill
• Controversial Goodhue County wind project considering filing for eagle take permit
• Mantorville scholarship winner shows maturity after parents' deaths
• Vandalism victims thank Rochester community for its support
• Minnesota report: Market-based competitive schools don't work
• Rochester City Council considers historic preservation ordinance
• Day in history: Governor speaks in Rochester in 1962
• Kasson dives into pool planning
• Correction
• Correction
• U.S. Senate passes St. Croix bridge bill
• Dayton: Vikings stadium must be at Dome to pass
• Close council vote gives bar the go-ahead
• Families band together after evacuation from Ronald McDonald House
• 3 injured in accident on icy Minnesota Highway 42
• Water pipe breaks at Rochester's Ronald McDonald House
• Video celebrates the ties to Montevideo, Uruguay, its counterpart in Minnesota
• Volunteer presents reforestation plan for Zumbrota
• Zumbrota considers land purchase for welcome center
• What happened to the Father of Fargo?
• Annual 'Honk Squeak Scratch Boom!' event lets musicians try instruments
• Freezing rain, snow force closure of schools in region
• Missing 10-year-old walks into Minn. hospital ER
• Minnesota courts to go paperless
• Sellnow's Journal: Get to know your neighbors — in person or online
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs
• Area government calendar
• Public access cable TV programming
• Everyone is a Luxembourger during Rollingstone's Treipenfest
• Rochester offers free raingarden class
• JCPenney helps fund after school program at Boys and Girls Club
• Dakota Conflict presentation at Red Wing
• Two bridges, two strategies for Mississippi
• Day in history, Jan. 23
• Chatfield's Chill Fest is in its 10th year
• Answer Man: The Case of the Missing Mary Statue
• Mark your calendar to attend Student Success Day at RCTC on Thursday, February 9...
• Wis. DNR to landowners: Get ready to kill wolves
• Drivers beware: Freezing rain moving into area
• Answer Man: Twist and shout all you want, the store is closed
• Family: Infection led to death of alleged Grand Marais courthouse shooter
• Ship search finds 12th body; White Bear Lake couple still missing
• Sunday: Freezing drizzle, then snow
• Around Minnesota
• Day in history: Last survivor of steamboat disaster dies in 1962
• Local week in review
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• 30 animals rescued from northern Minn. house
• Harmony theater fundraisers continue after co-owner's death
• Teacher of the Month: P.I. biology teacher is all in
• "The Decade" names executive director
• New ordinance for snow removal to get first test
• Senjem's geniality will be tested by partisanship
• Senjem rises from humble beginnings
• Back Roads: A long-eared owl goes for a drive
• Answer Man: Pledge calls for no corporate money
• Two injured in U.S. 61 crash near Reads Landing
• Shelter, vet give freezing cat a second chance
• Wells snowplow driver critically injured in crash with train
• Rochester Public Library - news article
• Car hits school bus in Steele County
• The e-Reader Debate - Instant Gratification!
• Your Yellowjacket wrestling team hosts the MN/IA Quad Tournament tomorrow (1/21)...
• Claremont house leaked 30,000 gallons of water a day
• Campus News
• St. Charles mayor encouraged by coffee klatch turnout
• Silica sand mining workshop scheduled for Jan. 28 in Goodhue County
• Oronoco gas leak
• 'Champions' further the cause of diversity (video)
• Martin Luther King Jr. remembered through performance and poems
• Friends Bookstore = new arrivals
• Gamers group to host miniatures event
• Mayo Clinic gets tobacco cessation grant
• Steve Thornton, of Rochester Area Foundation, to be honored
• Day in history: Modern rural school dedicated in 1937
• Academic Notebook
• Silica sand mining workshop scheduled for Jan. 28 in Goodhue County
• Horse rider trains for a June show
• Cold snap might ease up Sunday
• Jen's World: I've found ways to make working out more fun
• Olmsted health department alerts students of TB risk
• Rochester fires linked to incense, candles
• Rochester officers returning to duty after squad-car crash
• The commute to school was so cold today that Sting can't wait to get back home a...
• Minn. couple claims $2.61 million jackpot
• Rochester Public School Foundation presents $42,000 in grants
• 2012 report on patient harm — and protection
• Tri-county corrections partnership in jeopardy
• Council OKs Mayo Clinic 5-year development plan
• Support for Mayo Civic Center project mixed
• Man pleads to fleeing and drug charges in high-speed police pursuit near New London, Minn.
• Friends pray for Minnesotans missing in ship disaster
• Hope, Minn. post office hopes for a miracle
• Minn. district to redo controversial topics policy
• Nonprofits complain about street assessments
• Oronoco committee making plans for 40th Gold Rush Days
• Day in history: Hockey played on new rink in 1937
• FMC-Rochester inmate alleges negligence
• Explore Minnesota conference coming to Rochester
• Answer Man: In a recall, malfeasance is in the eye of the beholder
• Sellnow's Journal: Crow abatement was worth a try
• Lens on history: Daisy Plummer
• Lawmakers answer bonding, tax questions at PB Dialogues event
• Medical mistakes up at Minnesota hospitals, but fewer cases of harm
• Tales emerge of missing and dead in disaster
• Wind chills as low as -30 degrees Thursday morning
• Minnesota teachers union head urges settled contracts
• Many Minnesota crash victims unbelted this year
• White Bear Lake couple not among ID'd cruise victims
• Dayton: Vikings stadium 'jeopardized' by unknowns
• Winnie the Pooh Day
• Congratulations to Aly Meyer on being named the MCAC Southern Division Women's B...
• Who should do what in Wabasha County?
• Wabasha board chairman says county attorney is biased
• Former Wabasha administrator Johnson takes off the gloves
• Ag pollution prevention program tested in Minn.
• Mayo Clinic biobank to expand
• Answer Man: Internet battle is all about money
• P-B Dialogues features legislative preview
• Day in history: Demand high for 'Gone With the Wind' in 1937
• Rochesterfest button contest underway
• Obesity is a struggle for Latino children
• $3.13 million award ends incinerator dispute
• Olmsted County weighs options for juvenile center
• Answer Man: City still owns site of former KTTC studios
• Talk of the Town: Age brings wisdom — but destroys flexibility
• Mychal Wilmes: Communication, and apple pie, are key in marriage
• Rochester school board lifts ban on cellphone use
• Police cars collide in northwest Rochester
• Family: No word on White Bear Lake couple missing on cruise
• Rochester woman wonders what led to son's death in car
• Book Review - The Hour I First Believed
• P-B Dialogues features legislative preview
• Police identify 18-year-old found dead in car
• We are happy to inform you that Derrick Hintz has been named the permanent Head...
• Red Wing hopes to entice business through federal grant
• Day in history: 21 below zero in Rochester
• Houston Nature Center plans natural playground
• Wabasha attorney might sue board
• Belle Creek Town Board ends wind-development moratorium early
• King's vision resonates with today's youth
• Firefighters rescue motorist from Zumbro River
• Naomi Tutu spreads MLK message that goes beyond the holiday
• Winning Hot Lotto ticket sold in Itasca County
• Join the Journey names new executive director
• Houston goes owl out for fesitval
• District will discuss new scoreboards for Rochester's public high schools
• Falling temperature, up to an inch of snow
• Book Reviews: Short Takes
• Making sense of the city budget
• Minnesota couple missing after Italian ship capsized
• Economic justice awaits newcomers
• Police focus on toxicology after body found in car
• Suitcase puppy gets to unpack ... in Michigan
• Lyle auction raises $168,000 to fight cancer
• Area government calendar
• Salon offers services for cancer telethon donations
• Deer depredation workshop Jan. 26
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, Jan. 16
• Fire hits Blooming Prairie automotive shop
• Sellnow's Journal: Bring back phone booths in the cell phone era? Yes, here's why
• Answer Man: Downtown hotel takes advantage of wind
• Lakeshore homeowners seek action on invasive species
• Local artist pays attention to detail in city montages
• Reward up to $250 for goat that fled nativity
• 'Idea Slam' produces plenty to think about
• Answer Man: Ever lost your car at Mall of America? You're in good company
• Another Minn. bear to give birth via Internet
• Snow likely Monday night, Tuesday
• St. Charles man dies in Wis. snowmobile accident
• Catch some hoop action at home this afternoon in the UCR Performance Court. You...
• Book Review - Scary School
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Duluth police: School bus crash due to 'medical episode'
• Retired nurse sees need among rural elderly
• Are you a brainiac?
• Three seniors held elected positions at recently-completed Youth In Government assembly
• New life for county plan to burn buried trash
• School as a stable anchor in life
• Homeless students on the rise in Rochester
• Law change boosts local costs for keeping sex offenders locked up
• Eagles Telethon begins Saturday night
• Answer Man: The aim of crows is true and damaging
• Join us for legislative preview
• Faith in Action pairs volunteers with seniors in need
• Week in review
• Back Roads: Rushford-Peterson's King of Popcorn
• Day in history: Fire, explosion occurs at auditorium in Red Wing in 1987
• Americans rise in rank inside Somalia jihadi group
• Author Peter Kreeft speaks on morality: 'Certainty or Opinion?'
• Winterfest Book Sale
• Mazeppa to build trail
• Your Pictures: Paddle while you can
• Today is the last day to drop or add classes for spring semester at RCTC! Also,...
• Singer/Civil Rights activist among speakers at MLK Day events
• Correction
• Byron redistricting discussed; new home permits on the rise
• Research will help put genetic map into your records
• Stewartville discusses capital improvements
• South Dakota draws more students than it loses
• 2012 Think-Off question: Is humankind good or evil
• Ramsey County, Minneapolis offer Vikings stadium plans
• Demand for tech classes strong, classes cut
• Nominate extraordinary people
• Day in history: Residents protest loss of train service in 1962
• Campus News
• Kenyon nursing home plans for the future
• Academic Notebook
• Americans rise in rank inside Somalia jihadi group
• List of impaired waters grows, not it's not all bad
• More flurries expected today
• Answer Man: Sink your teeth into 'paranormal romance'
• Jen's World: There's always something to say
• Midwest gets first big snowstorm of warm winter
• At least one injured in pickup-semitrailer accident on U.S. 52
• Meet St. Charles leaders Saturday
• Lawsuit amended in Red Wing's 'Wangster Day' complaint
• We are pleased to announce two of our Yellowjacket assistant coaches have accept...
• Arkansas town's fundraiser continues without Berry
• Nevada man, 84, sentenced for assault on flight
• Register for International Festival of Owls March 2-4
• Emergency medical assistance ends for non-U.S. citizens
• Two injured in rollover on Minnesota Highway 60 near Kenyon
• Discussion will cover formation of state's terrain
• Trapper finds one dead eagle, two others injured
• Teachers, district still negotiating contract
• RCTC Student Life will be in the Atrium serving FREE ice cream again today from...
• Remembrance: A neighbor, friend passes away after celebrating 100 years
• Bird busters move crows from downtown
• Correction
• Answer Man: It takes a lot to stagger Senate
• Sellnow's Journal: Lack of snow might ruin our rep
• Day in history, Jan. 12
• Goodhue County townships work on road agreements for wind-power project
• YUM!! FREE ICE CREAM ALERT! RCTC Student Life is serving up ice cream in the 3r...
• Man critically injured in accidental shooting near Racine
• Winona man killed in crash on icy road
• Grass fire leads to warning about burning
• Oronoco looking for $5 million to reshape Lake Shady area
• Art Center hosts conflict forum
• Cannon Falls man makes rare discovery – twice
• Driver involved in fatal crash, and his father, sued
• Day in history: Food en route to stock fallout shelters in 1962
• Red Wing food co-op prepares to expand
• USDA to close seven Minnesota offices
• Winter returns
• Mychal Wilmes: Mental age is what's important
• Talk of the Town: A little too much holiday relaxation takes its toll
• Answer Man: Home for alcoholics is on Campus Drive
• Century High School officials deal with threat
• Two injured in US 14 crash near Kasson
• Workman elected Rochester school board chairwoman
• Returning soldier gets a surprise welcome home
• DNR reports good news from CWD testing
• Rare bird turns up in Austin yard
• Temp in Rochester area to plummet Thursday
• Winona County adopts 3-month moratorium on silica sand mining
• Enjoy a day of skiing at Coffee Mill Ski Resort for only $20 on Monday, Jan 16 (...
• Climber reaches base camp after abandoning McKinley attempt
• Teachers oppose district's neutrality policy on sexuality
• Shannon O'Hara lived her life as bold as her favorite color: lime green
• Military News
• Around the region
• St. Charles gives superintendent good report card
• Grass fire in January worries fire officials about dry spring ahead
• For Rochester parking rules, it's back to the drawing board
• Lyle superintendent, board president resign posts
• Lens on history: Boston Shoe Repair
• Kingsland kids offer tech expertise to adults
• Day in history, Jan. 10
• Book Review: Anne Holt
• Mayo closes Plummer doors in memory of flight crew
• WELCOME BACK! Five days of classes and then you get a 3 day weekend...not a bad...
• Pepin Heights Orchards releases cider advisory
• Legislators push for audit of state energy program
• More high-schoolers try for college credit
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, Jan. 9
• No-kill proponents, humane society clash over cat
• Court to consider repressed memories in abuse case
• Franken walks the walk for STEM approach
• Throndson questions the timing of a Workman chairwomanship
• Visiting Author Series - Paula McLain
• Warm weather continues, but there's a chill ahead
• State groups want Kasson to update EAW for old school
• Answer Man: Sleep tight and forget about the bed bug scare
• Fire destroys camper in rural Hayfield
• Police: West St. Paul man critically injured trying to stop drunken driver
• P-B announces management changes
• Local week in review
• Obesity predicted to increase liver cancer
• Dover waiting for day to burn abandoned house
• Giant rail car leaves Duluth
• Marine Art Museum: The art of showing fine art
• Neuhauser named to national science council
• Diversity Council eliminates position, loses well-known ambassador
• Attendance at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum rises like a river
• Nominate extraordinary people
• Old school buildings pose burdens, opportunities
• Paying tribute to a fallen hero
• Schneider was a family man and a devoted officer
• Day in history, Jan. 7
• Answer Man: TV classics didn't go head-to-head
• Back Roads: Hayfield man answers the call
• Minnesota hawala allowing small wire transfers
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns
• Trucker safe after rig sinks in Monticello pond
• Rochester girl, 13, dies from brain tumor after 9-month battle
• Man trapped in car along I-90 for 6 hours after rollover
• Pepin Heights Orchards releases cider advisory
• Dayton orders flags flown at half-staff to honor Officer Schneider
• If you have any last minute details to finish before classes start on Monday the...
• Wabasha commissioner recall petition goes to state
• Woman killed in crash was Century grad
• Obesity predicted to increase liver cancer
• Correction
• Zumbrota man recalls tale of surviving on WWII's USS Franklin
• DNR adds land to Forestville State Park
• Another relatively warm day
• Finding new ways to use old schools
• Byron school superintendent to retire in June
• Mayo Clinic to hold memorial service
• Jen's World: Family, snow and a New Year's kiss
• Area graduate completes Air Force training
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Bus company to expands service to northwest in 1987
• Answer Man: Dr. Frankenstein doesn't work at RPU
• Campus News
• 2012 State of the City Address
• Man airlifted to Rochester after crash in Albert Lea
• Dog left in zipped suitcase gets national attention (video)
• School board to hold second vote on leader
• Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park gets 454 more acres
• Around the region
• Nominate extraordinary people
• Day in history: Junior high school named for Kellogg in 1962
• Rochester City Council hires company to clear unshoveled sidewalks
• Sand mining company sues Eau Claire County
• Whew! Suntan weather in January
• Lawsuit blames negligence for care center death
• 1,500 officers to honor Schneider
• Kingsland students offer tech help
• Free child dental screenings
• United Way campaign is close to reaching goal
• What's missing from this picture? YOU!! Spring semester starts January 9th and...
• 500 gallons of chlorine bleach leak at Prairie Island plant
• Corrections
• State traffic fatalities fall to lowest level since 1944
• Rochester DoubleTree wins CARE Cup
• It's January, yet highs in the upper 40s?
• Answer Man: Airlines snub certain dogs, cats
• Sellnow's Journal: Person of the Year served patients and many others
• Mayor says meetings should start with a prayer
• The Paris Wife - Paula McLain
• Congratulations to RCTC's Caleb Leichtnam for being named the PB Sportsperson of...
• Book Review - Roses
• Gift membership and Donations
• Best Books of 2011
• Over the last year, a group of students have written, acted, shot, and produced...
• January is
• A safe and happy new year to you all! Test your knowledge of New Year trivia fro...
• The world is at your fingertips @ the library
• Lutheran Social Services takes over homeless youth program
• Asian wild dogs exhibit to open at Minnesota Zoo
• Minnesota teacher allows in-class smartphone use
• The UCR Regional Sports Center will host "Clash 10" - the national high school w...
• 'Polar Express' locomotive to get new lease on life in Cloquet
• Stories of the Year: Police lay groundwork for technological overhaul
• Rochester invites bus service bids
• Correction
• Family says Minn. inmate requested medicine
• Mild temps continue, some precipitation on the way
• Minn. Somalis plan protest as money transfers end
• Statewide implications likely in Red Wing ruling by Supreme Court
• Rochester family continues Antarctic connection
• Government offices closed Monday
• Bringing the love all the way from Hawaii (slide show)
• Stories of the Year: Cases include terror trial, $1 million cocaine bust
• Dodge County will seek change in recorder's status
• Sellnow's Journal: Hotdish tops the list for 2011
• Day in history
• Lyle School Board appoints Sampson
• 7 injured in crash next to Eastwood Park
• Cause of death unclear for Cook County Courthouse shooting suspect
• Car hits school bus in Wabasha County
• Injury accident on U.S. 63 at I-90
• Just a reminder that Goddard Library is forgiving overdue library books until th...
• Day in history: Son of former Mayo doctor kidnapped in 1936
• Top health stories in 2011 focused on legislation, construction
• Lake City police officer remains in critical condition
• Salvation Army sets record with Red Kettle campaign
• Longtime Whitewater State Park naturalist to retire
• Dry Minnesota weather creates fire danger
• Mychal Wilmes: A quiet conversation between two creatures stirring
• Fire destroys flour mill in Freeport, Minn.
• Developers eye large wind farm in western Wisconsin
• Chance of snow, rain this week
• NTSB: No distress signal before fatal helicopter crash
• Oronoco woman injured in U.S. 52 accident
• Man accused in Cook County courthouse shooting dies
• Helicopter pilot was decorated veteran of Vietnam combat missions
• Mayo Clinic surgeon, technician die in helicopter crash
• Stray bullet kills toddler in Minneapolis
• Around the Region
• Large fight turns to melee at Mall of America
• Woman in Isle Royale litter case agrees to pay $325
• Hearing on I-90 Dresbach bridge scheduled
• Record high temps set around Minnesota
• Day in History: 1987 declared Year of Reconciliation
• Rochester woman had 100th Christmas
• Record-breaking year for Red Kettle donations
• Crews clean up fire debris from North Star Foods site
• Lens on History: Shuttling to, from the Twin Cities
• Mayo Clinic releases names of employees killed in Florida helicopter crash
• Man sleeps in tent for 18 days, raises $10K
• Minneapolis church connects hip-hop to ministry
• Humane Society targeted by local-shelter campaign
• Unexpected jump in Kasson child cancer cases
• After a frightening fall, lessons and love
• Year in Review: Changes in government, infrastructure among top 10 stories
• Year in Review: City, county keep coveted AAA rating
• For Saint Marys nurse, a special anniversary
• Public access cable TV programming
• Sellnow's Journal: Take time out of the holiday rush to say thanks to an angel
• Talk of the Town: Holiday myth-busting
• Answer Man: Yes, it's a tax holiday — enjoy!
• Buzz over Obama visit still lingers in Zumbrota
• Day in history, Dec. 26
• Wind farm in central Minn. can't find buyer for energy
• Firefighters memorial marks 58-year-old tragedy
• Heard on the Street: Baby's coming home as retail family reunites
• Answer Man: Pan-fried crow is option for Christmas feast
• Back and Forth: Fred Helmholz Reaches 100
• 4-vehicle crash near Willmar kills 1, injures 6
• 3 scramble to safety as train bears down
• Lake City officer still in critical condition Saturday
• One hurt in U.S. 63 rollover
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Looking for dollars, Minnesota cities turn to the sales tax
• Judge dismisses Occupy Minneapolis suit amid settlement
• Boy hit by car at Minneapolis airport out of hospital
• Silver Lake Plant prepares for new mercury rules
• For some interfaith families, the holidays are a juggling act
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Tree is lighted to honor injured Lake City officer
• Nativity scene has been at Saint Marys for nearly a century
• TV anchor arrested for DWI after on-air falter
• Grand Marais adventurer begins winter ascent of Mount McKinley
• Hospital fined for abuse of mentally ill
• Feelings are mixed on whether work in Iraq was worth all the sacrifices
• N.D. officials praise signing of diversion report
• Iraqi family happy with life in the U.S., despite struggles
• Answer Man: MPR classical is tougher to tune in
• Local week in review
• Back Roads: Last week's snow offered a taste of Christmas
• With snow scarce, northern US staring at brown Christmas
• Rochester area gets dash of snow
• Parishioners, strangers restock stolen food
• Army wants old guns back from cemetery rifle squad
• High schools show the true meaning of Christmas
• Former Mayo Medical School dean dies
• Waving Santa raises spirits and money for kids in need
• Correction
• Wabasha County employee morale crashes
• Mayo Clinic aging research among top 2011 achievements
• Lake City police officer remains in critical condition
• Baby's first Hanukkah makes festival special for Rochester family
• Day in history: Byron-area family continues tree-donation tradition in 1961
• Professor and NASA researcher linked science, faith
• Outlook for a white Christmas? Bleak
• Snow expected Friday morning for Northland
• Business briefs
• Dover-Eyota band tapped for Grammy glory
• Answer Man: A striking name for a striking performer
• Jen's World: Corrupt gift was nearly a season spoiler
• Sign up for emergency alerts
• Council approves $677,000 for police intel software
• Irked Rochester council approves city bus agreement
• Holidays hit hard for family of man slain at Proctor bar
• Document: Girlfriend of Lake City shooter ended relationship
• Season's greetings from RCTC! Enjoy our electronic greeting card slideshow on y...
• 20 rescued from ice island on Mille Lacs Lake
• DNR: Big cats not settled in Minnesota yet
• Correction
• Grinch steals Holiday Barbies
• More than a dozen rescued from ice island
• St. Scholastica to go tobacco-free starting Jan. 1
• Duluth school district gets a snapshot of its homeless students
• Grant from IBM will boost schools' cache of technological devices
• Authorities lift federal protections for the gray wolf in parts of Midwest
• Filing for township elections begins Jan. 3
• Music of the Beatles gives a fresh take on Christmas
• RPU warns customers about a possible phone scam
• Government offices closed Monday
• Weather service: Watch for slippery roads this morning
• Season of giving apparent in anonymous gifts
• Margarine still missing after stolen truck found
• A year of arrests reveals 'shocking' scope of prostitution in Rochester
• Authorities expand scope of prostitution arrests
• Day in history, Dec. 22
• Rochester re-developers place bid on Star building
• Diversity Council's annual celebration is Jan. 19
• Answer Man: Did Lutherans invent the Christmas tree?
• Sellnow's Journal: Volunteer Santa makes spirits bright
• Campus News
• 1,000 gather in Lake City for vigil to fallen officer
• Minneapolis developer might buy 1918 school in Kasson
• US gray wolves rebound but face uncertain future
• U of Minn. Libraries mark King James Bible 400th anniversary
• U of M cautions spinal surgeon over disclosures
• You can now receive your 2011 W-2 and 1098-T tax forms electronically, rather th...
• Goodhue County raises levy by 1.9 percent
• Kwik Trip gives $100,000 to Lourdes
• Goodhue County shuts down three bridges over safety concerns
• With mining in mind, Goodhue County changes bluff definition
• Lake City school leaders had reviewed lockdown procedure just last week
• New Rochester Area Foundation president
• Lake City mayor says officers, residents did everything right
• Search warrant provides details of Lake City shooting
• Lake City shooter was Iraq War vet
• Up to inch of fluffy snow likely tonight
• No matter what board says, cellphones used in Rochester schools
• Group calls on people to take Safe Streets Pledge
• Duluth superintendent lacks license for Minnesota work
• RPU expands power usage report program to all customers
• Minn. head says Guard singled out over suicides
• Correction
• Answer Man: Pearl Harbor commemorations will go on
• Mychal Wilmes: The perfect imperfect gift
• Talk of the Town: Remembering the reason for the season
• Layaway Angels get satisfaction of helping those less fortunate
• New Year's Eve show develops into large Austin musical event
• Day in history: Concrete poured for new dam at Oronoco in 1936
• Vigil held at Saint Marys for Lake City officer
• Vigil for Lake City officer tonight at Saint Marys Hospital
• Dodge Center man killed in I-94 crash near Fergus Falls
• Family of injured police officer asks for porch lights, prayers
• No one injured, but traffic delayed after vehicle strikes train
• Schneider called considerate, professional
• Congratulations to Kathryn Kuecker who signed today with Jamestown College in No...
• Lake City officer in critical condition after shooting
• Winona man dies when car rolls over him
• Fire officials: Deck fire started by cigarette
• Vatican names St. Stanislaus Kostka parish a minor basilica
• Secret donor gives $100 bills to Salvation Army
• A tense Lake City neighborhood watched, waited
• City council approves financing for apartment development
• Federal clean-air regulations mean closure for dozens of power plants
• Austin Festival of Lights draws them in
• Mostly sunny, high near 31
• Lens on history: City sidewalks, busy sidewalks
• Day in history: McNeilus grows to 400 employees in 1986
• City council notebook: Council approves $47.9M tax levy
• Rochester City Council hopes for bus contract deal by Thursday
• Minnesota head says Guard singled out over suicides
• One student injured in Red Wing school bus crash
• Train, car collide in east Rochester
• Correction
• Area government calendar
• Day in history, Dec. 19
• Shooting suspect found dead in Lake City home
• Mother, son and daughter injured in rollover
• Public access cable TV programming
• A lesson in the tradition of lefse
• New owners almost ready to reopen Wabasha landmark
• Sellnow's Journal: Kids grow up, but still don't clean up
• Answer Man: Crow with gravy is tasty and filling
• Mayo's campuses on track to merge
• Answer Man: Question drives MnDOT to look into speed limits on stretch of Broadway
• Crash at MSP ruins boy's reunion with dad back from Iraq
• Lego robotics competition draws creativity, excitement (video)
• Town in Anoka County cuts police protection
• Day in history: Clinic team to operate on Reagan in 1986
• Correction
• Zumbrota increases levy by 8.3 percent
• Kenyon adopts budget with little fuss
• Toys for Tots suffers in tough economy
• Courtroom security is always a concern
• 91 and still leaving cookies for Santa
• Eagle baiting alleged in ongoing wind farm debate
• Goodhue County wind project at center of new controversy
• Winona County 'fractivists' are ready to fight
• DNR warns of unsafe Minn. ice conditions
• Noose allegedly found at Lyle school
• Your Pictures: Trees for Toys event
• Answer Man: Never argue with three bald men
• Local week in review
• Inch of snow possible overnight, then slight warm-up
• La Crosse County Board opposes CAPX2020 power line
• Suspect's lawyer describes Grand Marais courthouse attack
• Man accused of assaulting MnDOT plow driver
• Minnesota wins Race to the Top grant
• Minnesota Partnership funds artificial pancreas research
• Toddler's diet limited to five foods
• A happy, playful child with chronic life disruption
• Boys and Girls Club, Head Start see plan as smart growth
• WOO HOO! Fall semester ends when classes are done today! Congrats to our 62 nu...
• Boys and Girls Club site could have twice the potential
• Dayton at Welch Village on Friday
• Brothers remain in hospital after fall off Zumbro River bridge
• Rochester ranked 10th among most-secure places to live
• Johnson relaxed after his Wabasha County position is terminated
• Attorney bill for Wabasha board nears $15,000
• Flurries possible today
• Wojcik to get '12 campaign started early
• Academic Notebook
• Cat's out of the bag: DNR says cougars are in Minnesota
• Winter Warmth Festival is Jan. 7
• Day in history
• Answer Man: Salon billboard is making a point
• Jen's World: Exercise project bounces back after setback
• Ramsey leaders propose food, beverage stadium tax
• Kissing prank offends some at Rosemount High School
• Prosecutor injured in Grand Marais courthouse shooting
• REMINDER: Spring semester 2012 payments are due tomorrow. The RCTC Cashier's O...
• Minnesotans who have died in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Wabasha County administrator is out
• Rochester Reads 2012
• Minn. ex-prisoner sues over severe drug reaction
• Woman, 91, found dead after Minn. house fire
• New charge dropped against man Pawlenty pardoned
• Minnesota family reunites with long-lost sister
• Survivor of Mora apartment fire in fair condition
• Bird counts are Saturday and Jan. 1
• Vietnam War airman honored at Texas base
• Fundraiser to benefit young cancer patient
• Local leaders urge more schools like Gibbs
• More young adults covered by health insurance
• Wabasha board looks at administrator position
• Corrections
• Day in History: Rose queen is former Rochester woman
• Dodge Center Foundation established
• 18 receive Mayor's medals for service
• Answer Man: About that wet spot on Third Avenue S.E. …
• Furst Draft: Umm ... there were problems with yoga column
• Sellnow's Journal: Put your memories into writing
• Lens on history: Flyer's stunts thrill 1911 crowds
• Arson suspected in Winona apartment fire
• Warnings: freezing drizzle, dense fog tonight, Thursday morning
• Catch the last home RCTC Yellowjacket basketball action of the year tonight in t...
• FEMA awards $1.4 million to Zumbro Falls
• Rochester to host 2012 Star of the North Games
• Firefighters rescue teenage brothers from Zumbro River
• WWW -Dr. Amit Sood
• Would US drivers abide by cellphone ban?
• Controversial topics policy takes criticism at Anoka-Hennepin
• Minneapolis wants stadium, but doesn't know where to put it
• Authorities seek information on car fires
• Wanamingo council brings budget into line
• Triceratops to be part of Quarry Hill's March exhibit
• Silica sand remains under the microscope in southeast Minnesota
• Olmsted County Board notebook: Commissioners split on '12 pay raises
• Officials explain choice of river route for Cities-to-Chicago high-speed rail
• Lawyers 'pulled the rug out' on Belle Creek Township
• Coroner: Woman found in Zumbro died from drowning
• Rochester's war on crows: Service fires first laser-shot
• Forum targets downtown crow problem
• What's new in Jen's World? (video)
• NJCAA Announces 2011 Football All-America Teams ! COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Th...
• Rochester School Board keeps levy flat, but taxes will still increase
• Fighter pilot safely home for the holidays
• Day in History: Choir members will sing with Andy Williams
• Dodge County welcomes new 4-H program coordinator
• Brighter Tomorrows holiday wish list
• St. Charles proposes to run alone in cross country
• School board loosens the reins on advertising
• Kline applauds Congress' decision to end renewable energy grants in 2012
• Talk of the Town: Can there be too much Christmas?
• Mychal Wilmes: Some Christmas traditions aren't that traditional
• Answer Man: There is a difference with coffee beans
• Rain, fog, high near 38
• 8 children hurt when semi and bus collide near Roseau
• Forecast: Rain on Wednesday, light snow early Thursday
• Looking for something to do tonight? Attend the Circuits and Skins concert in H...
• Day in history: New Waste to Energy facility ready for dedication in 1986
• Gift Certificates to the Friends Bookstore
• Many smoke detectors in Mora fire not working
• Greg Sellnow says texting can't beat that personal touch (video)
• Postal Service to delay processing center, post office closings until mid-May
• Rochester children's museum lands spot in strip mall
• Rochester School Board considers lifting cellphone ban to foster learning
• Young Rochester woman given life-saving award for New Year's Day rescue
• Rochester task force: Work together, work faster
• Check out the Holiday Sale in the RCTC Bookstore, December 12-16. All RCTC clot...
• Proton therapy groundbreaking in Arizona
• Patchy fog early, high near 39
• Klobuchar, Franken call for 6-month moratorium on postal closures
• Wanamingo day care provider is hot over icy streets
• Zumbrota officer honored twice in 'interesting' year
• Lyle School Board strips treasurer of his duties
• Book Review - Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment
• Friends' Annual Meeting
• Educators, parents credit Longfellow's culture for success
• University of Minnesota Regent Candidate Advisory Council elects president
• Tax assessment challenges grow as owners seek 'some fairness to it'
• Around the region
• Where's the snow? Not in Duluth
• Rochester's Longfellow Elementary drawing praise, study for its efforts
• 3 school districts close because of ice
• Disabled brother 'evicted' due to city rules
• Area government calendar
• One hurt when driver loses control on slushy highway
• Rochester man wins prestigious Marshall Scholarship
• P-B Dialogues takes on the crows
• Day in history, Dec. 12
• Public access cable TV programming
• Lake City man gets his nautical education -- in winter
• Sellnow's Journal: What do deer stands say about us?
• Answer Man: NFL players file lots of tax forms
• Book Review - Alvin Ho: Allergic to Girls, School, and Other Scary Things
• Gift membership
• Experts: Little oversight of class labs in Minn.
• Answer Man: Real or scam? Check in the mail is something to crow about
• Wreaths Across America memorializes area veterans
• Forecast: Slightly warmer Sunday
• Two from Lake City injured in multi-car crash
• Book Review - The Black Echo
• P-B seeks travel stories
• Day in history: Log home moved to historical society in 1961
• Only five days of fall semester left...YOU CAN DO IT!!! If you need help during...
• Book review - Second Reading
• Sunday might reach 37 degrees
• Judge: Discrimination suit against Red Wing schools can go forward
• Larson appointed chief orthodontic consultant
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Christmas in the County works to set the holiday tone
• Report focuses on improving development process
• Phone scam warning is false alarm
• Taste of Rochester donates to United Way
• What do you like about Rochester? What would you like to see added?
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers optimistic about changes
• Around the region
• P-B Dialogues takes on the crows
• Stress 'very high' for jail staff with new approach to compliance
• Answer Man: Do pets act weird during an eclipse?
• Local week in review
• Back Roads: Knitting friends together
• Reprieve for U.S. Somalis on money transfer issue
• Olmsted County Journal Article on RPL
• Wanamingo prospers despite poor economy
• RCTC Upward Bound Bookfair at Barnes & Noble in the Apache Mall today from 10 am...
• John Adams dispels Facebook bomb scare rumor
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers optimistic about changes
• School district warns of phone scam
• Dayton to appeal child care unionization ruling
• Johnson might stay on in Wabasha longer
• Red Wing passes 2.35 percent levy increase
• Eyota City Council passes levy, 2012 budget
• Man injured in rollover
• Family gives back to Ronald McDonald House
• Mazeppa lowers proposed tax levy increase to 4%
• State education commissioner pitches new accountability system
• Texting while driving citations double in Minn.
• P-B Dialogues takes on the crows
• Holiday Train helps fight hunger as it rolls through Austin
• More cold, but at least we'll see some sun
• U of M considers surcharge on biz school students
• Tests suggest Asian carp spread north of key dam
• Nonprofit groups have their holiday wish lists
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history, Dec. 9
• Answer Man: If Vikes vamoose, taxes will be lost
• Jen's World: Wedding photos don't always capture the moment
• Officials: Not to worry — city buses will run
• Feds give Minnesota anti-bullying law a low grade
• More UMinn students graduating in 4 years
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers write online textbook
• Sheriff: 3 dead, 1 critically injured in Mora fire
• Nonprofit organizations seek city money in tough budget year
• Dairyland closes three coal-burning units
• Tax levy increase due to payments, other expenses
• Former Winona city manager gets $55,000 to leave
• Get some shopping done at great prices in the Atrium today! The RCTC Art and De...
• Man reunited with his father's World War II helmet
• 'Adoptive' families make Christmas wishes come true for 25 years
• Your Pictures: Modern Woodmen help Camp Companion with fundraiser
• Winona curbside recyling begins Monday
• Fracking sand forums Monday in Winona County
• Mayo Clinic research changes perception of how MS develops
• Mayo asks Supreme Court to clear way for test to go to market
• Solicitation case called 'complicated and hopeless'
• Second Saturday Sale
• Minn. park reservation system to be down 2 months
• Wife of convicted auto dealer out of prison
• Minn. man accused of recording restroom users
• Anoka-Hennepin proposes changing neutrality policy
• Chilly today, very cold tonight
• Day in history: Designer gets reward in 1986 for suggestion about computer graphics
• Answer Man: So many bulbs, so little time
• Sellnow's Journal: No fake trees for Christmas
• Lens on history: From a fine farmstead to fine dining
• Company hired to roust Rochester's roosting crows
• Rochester native to graduate from Naval Academy
• Navigation season ends on Mississippi
• Wabasha County administrator's fate could be decided this week
• Utility truck tips over
• $$ NEED SOME CASH? $$ Fall semester book buy back hours at the RCTC Bookstore b...
• Wreath ceremony will honor veterans
• Eyewitness remembers Pearl Harbor attack
• Mayo lawyers to argue patent case before Supreme Court
• Day in history: Stewartville voters OK liquor store, Sunday movies in 1936
• Your Pictures: Douglas Trail work
• School board explores keeping the tax increase at zero
• Money transfer shutdown has Rochester Somalis worried
• Brrrrrr ... the cold continues
• National eagle expert raises cry over wind project
• Mychal Wilmes: Sometimes, there are no long goodbyes
• Answer Man: New bus service rolls into town
• Talk of the Town: Shedding light on a persistent question
• 2011 Mayor's Medal of Honor
• Park Board extends Civic Center concessions contract
• Eyota man discovers break in rail
• Double hoop action tonight in the UCR Performance Court. Your Yellowjackets tak...
• Four from Rochester join Occupy D.C.
• Health care exchanges available for review
• Dayton to counties: No relief in surplus
• Two hurt in ambulance crash in Cambridge
• Minneapolis police shoot, wound robbery suspect
• Got some time between classes? Consider donating blood at the UCR Blood Drive -...
• Rochester considers 4.6-percent property tax levy hike
• Day in History: Dr. C.W. Mayo presents award to J. Edgar Hoover
• Give your opinion on the Zumbro's future
• Be An ELF*
• Online schools go old school to nab cyber-truants
• Rochester to test new winter parking rules
• Clean energy to extend the growing season
• Storm water fee will not rise in 2012
• Flurries, some sun, and cold
• Farewell performance of Lucia Fest at Paramount in Austin
• Red Wing brothers form unusual bond
• Minnesota teacher on paid leave after students burned
• Postal service takes step toward closing Rochester processing facility
• Correction
• Online schools go old school to nab cyber-truants
• Rochester postal facility to be closed
• 1 person found dead in apartment fire
• Rent-a-reindeer busy during the holidays
• Your Pictures: Winter survival kits
• IMAA continues its Bridge Building events
• Public access cable TV programming
• Area government calendar
• Trout center gets $5,000 boost
• Answer Man: No red light district on U.S. 63
• Sellnow's Journal: The poor crow gets a bad rap
• Austin School Board considers naming policy for new school
• Day in history, Dec. 5
• Snow is here to stay, temperatures expected to dip
• St. Cloud church to discuss alleged abuse by ex-deacon
• From the Director
• Answer Man: Flu shots for children take more work
• Book Review: Ransom Riggs
• For 37th time, Santa found stranded atop Rochester building (video)
• Forecast: 3 to 5 inches of snow overnight
• Trial date set in Cromwell double-murder case
• Bank to end wire transfers to hawalas; Somalis scramble
• Property owners irked about projected tax increases
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Citizens League speaker: Women still underrepresented in leadership positions
• Two talks on wetland drainage
• Kline's stance on wind may impact controversial Goodhue County wind project
• Your Pictures: Pie is the prize in penny challenge
• Week in review
• Artist finds venue for his work in new book
• Did you meet Dr. Will or Dr. Charlie?
• Day in History: Paramount star signs autographs at Chateau in 1936
• Taxing questions as notices arrive
• For some, property tax bill scary
• Book captures efforts of Rushford firefighters during 2007 flood
• Answer Man: An oldie, but a goodie: It's time for 'Christmas in Rochester'
• Bow wow bath time
• Back and Forth: Memories of the old KTTC building
• Back Roads: Paisley Friday in Zumbrota
• Double hoop action this weekend in the UCR Regional Sports Center including a "S...
• Samuelson gets new vote on wind ruling appeal, but board's action remains same
• RCTC is pleased to announce that Kathryn Kuecker, an outside hitter on the RCTC...
• Book Review - Explosive Eighteen
• Quist announces congressional bid
• Amazon Shopping
• Q-TV features diet promoted by Mayo Clinic
• Senate panel wants to block child-care union vote
• Minnesota news in brief
• Dover sets levy for 2012
• Mayo Clinic receives 2011 Picker Award
• Saint Marys prepped for $33 million expansion
• Samuelson gets new vote on wind ruling appeal, but board's action remains same
• Rochester Reads will take a Civil War theme in 2012
• This week's cougar shooting is under investigation by DNR
• Bamber Valley fourth-grader wins poster contest
• Answer Man: Disabled veterans group is legit
• Academic Notebook
• Day in History: 'Forgotten' State Hospital patients to receive gifts in 1961
• Goodhue County commissioner advocates for interchange
• Jen's World: Cutting down a tree puts us in the 'Christmas' spirit
• Truth-in-taxation: County deciphers Legislature's impact
• Literary December
• Prospects for white Christmas quickly improve
• City to investigate ethics claim against employee
• Local woman to head Rochester children's museum
• Book Review- Skeletons at the Feast
• FREE confidential HIV testing today from 12-2pm in the RCTC Health Services Offi...
• Rochester subdivision a step closer to city water
• Winona city manager placed on leave
• Harriet's Open House Saturday at eagle center
• Zumbrota area home tours Saturday
• Will a dry, warm fall lead to a snowy winter?
• Crash snarls commute on U.S. 52
• Minneapolis police take down tents erected by demonstrators
• Your Pictures: IHN benefit concert
• Holiday Train toots the horn for hunger relief
• Day in history, Dec. 1
• Answer Man: Some Answer Man fans are funny
• Sellnow's Journal: A primer on holiday etiquette
• Forecast: Inch of snow on ground by Thursday afternoon, more Saturday
• Correction
• Attend the opening reception for the "Homeless is my address, not my name" exhib...
• Olmsted County wraps up 2012 budget review
• Ethical Practices Board to hear complaint against public works director
• Rochester school district plans to forgo budget cuts
• Board approves student expulsion
• Public comes to defense of Wabasha County administrator
• Poverty rates on rise, although relatively low in region
• RPU adds third electric car charging station and an electric car
• P-B seeking to talk to military members about withdrawal from Iraq
• Around the region
• City storm water fees to increase
• Oh, you better watch out: Police kick off holiday DWI campaign
• Opponents of wind farm ask high school club to study impact on eagles
• Mychal Wilmes: Champagne wishes and caviar dreams on the basic level
• Coming up in Jen's World (video)
• Day in history, Nov. 30
• Talk of the Town: It's a race to the holiday mailbox
• Answer Man: How many Alford-type pleas are there?
• Donated books
• Triton voters pass school bond issue, 861-637
• All but Minn., Wis., Kansas see decrease in children who lack health insurance
• Wabasha County Board tables decision on firing of administrator
• Check out the "Eating Well for Less Money" cooking demo for budget friendly cook...
• Wabasha County administrator fights board for his job
• In nasty weather, mailboxes and cars can get dinged
• Minnesotans urged not to let pests invade homes
• Researcher defends animal research
• Belle Creek Township to challenge wind project in court
• Want to buy an old school? You can write it off
• Receive your tax notice? We'd like to hear from you
• Pine Island reaches out to soldiers with Operation Hometown Hugs
• West Concord couple celebrate 70 years together
• 'It just grabs them' — Synthetic drugs bring real worries
• Sunny today, high near 35
• Triton votes today on $9,590,000 ballot question
• Today in Sellnow's Journal (video)
• Day in History: Patient No. 28 checks in at Mayo
• Correction
• Lens on History: Painting a growing community
• Rochester City Council considers winter parking restrictions
• Mayo, Karolinska to sign 'historic' agreement
• Jesus statue stays on bluff, despite opposition
• November Second Saturday Sale
• Wabasha County administrator sues over termination hearing
• Corrections
• Mayo's 'Sim Center' simulates injuries expected in war-torn area
• Pilot project trains Army reservists at Mayo Clinic Simulation Center
• Jesus statue stays on bluff, despite opposition
• Market Strasse downtown winter market opens holiday run
• Public access cable TV programming
• Former news carriers to hold 60-year reunion
• Today in History, Nov. 28
• Sellnow's Journal: The more things change, the more they stay the same
• Answer Man: Doc Mayo lived to see the 'big house'
• U of Minn plans to accept fewer transfer students
• Smile! Only 15 more class days until winter break.
• From the Library Director
• Answer Man: Don't be fooled — caller ID isn't perfect
• Poem: "An Ode to a Helicopter," by Sister Lauren Weinandt
• Marion transformer fire could have been worse
• 300,000 Imagination Library books
• Wind advisory for southwest Minnesota, the Dakotas
• Weather was a good deal for Black Friday shoppers in Rochester
• Dakota County plans bike path near burial ground
• 55 years and counting for Saint Marys longest-serving employee
• Collecting Saint Marys history behind the scenes
• Auditors find $2.6 million in Rochester school district
• Market Strasse heats up the Peace Plaza
• City council gives dog a passing grade
• Council considering storm water fee increase
• Answer Man: Zigzagging days downtown are over
• Heavy Mississippi River dredging season comes to a close
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Week in Review
• Day in History: Darrell Thompson named to All-Big Ten in 1986
• Author of Trust Me Child to sign books at Christian Book & Gift
• Worshippers unite for 'Journey of Peace'
• Catholic Church launches new liturgy this weekend
• Black Friday midnight opening draws 15K to MOA
• Wit, Wisdom and Wine
• Wisconsin plane crash has Mankato tie
• Military News
• Wyoming-based pilot part of group flying those in need
• Minn. agency: More trash means improving economy
• Pilot, helicopter missing after Minn. lake crash
• Do you remember Dr. Will or Dr. Charlie?
• 250 served at Rochester Thanksgiving meal
• Shoppers are out in force early, searching for good deals
• Olmsted County begins '12 budget talks Monday
• Byron man to Tweet from rocket launch site
• Jeno Paulucci, pizza roll architect, dies at 93
• Community delivers wood to logging victim's family
• St. Paul school chief's move to cost city $26K
• Minn. man accused of spending fortune of mom, 86
• City of St Paul, firefighter settle suit for $528K
• Minn. woman serves turkey to Occupy protesters
• Minn. bus driver acquitted of molestation charges
• Anti-Wall Street protesters to erect tents in Mpls
• Answer Man: First the hotel, then the new shops
• Academic Notebook
• Minn. data shows early student achievement gap
• Jen's World: Real friendship spans distance, time
• Day in history: Prototype disaster shelter approved in 1961
• Black Friday shopping fast and furious at stroke of midnight
• Balmy weather will continue Friday
• 70 Minn soldiers back from Iraq in time for turkey
• WWW Save the Date
• We're stuffed! Today's Post-Bulletin print edition is a record breaker
• Military news
• Back and Forth: The story of Lost Creek
• Austin farmers market takes it inside
• Two school districts consider sharing a superintendent
• Woman in boat sought in connection with dead baby found in Mississippi River
• Military News: Byron man completes Air Force training
• Johnson to seek delay in hearing
• Wabasha County Board doesn't have to give Johnson a reason to fire him, attorney says
• Rochester man gives thanks by giving back as Arabic interpreter
• Group carries on Chuck Hermann's memory by helping others
• Triton seeks $9.5 million for school renovations
• Answer Man: Another bull's eye for Answer Man
• Sellnow's Journal: The only thing we have to fear ...
• Day in history: Schools penalized for having too much money in 1986
• Lens on history: Cleaning services to valet parking
• Woman injured when car leaves U.S. 52 in Marion
• Enjoy your Thanksgiving Holiday break! All UCR buildings will be closed Thurs.,...
• Deputies 'just doing their job' at Lyle board meeting
• Lyle residents circulate 'no confidence' letter aimed at superintendent
• Government offices closed Thursday
• Correction
• Strangers rescue woman, daughter from creek
• Pilot unhurt in small plane crash
• Officers haul three women from Lyle School Board meeting
• A new chapter for Wabasha's Anderson House
• Open house planned for northwest Rochester road projects
• Development task force compiles list of suggestions for permitting
• Bush to fund 'redesign' of human services
• Around the region
• Talk of the Town: Even the toughest times can be blessings we should remember
• Wabasha County commissioner recall gets more than 300 backers
• Channel One hopes holiday food drives make up for shortage
• Day in History: Gas prices down for holiday
• Answer Man: Driver walks the line
• DNR: Ice still too thin to play on
• Minnesota seeks Civil War anniversary logo
• Veteran teacher best at keeping things fresh
• Mychal Wilmes: Beat the rug, stuff the bird
• Outage at power plant owned by SMMPA and Xcel Energy continues after fire
• Cannon Falls man injured in pickup-semi crash
• Wabasha board seeks to terminate county administrator
• Pilot unhurt in small plane crash near St. Cloud
• Strangers rescue woman, daughter from Minnesota creek
• More hoop action at home tonight in the UCR Regional Sport Center Performance Co...
• 2 injured in southeast Rochester crash
• Friends Book Store Sale and Bookstore Hours
• Do you know an outstanding educator at RCTC? Nominate them today!
• Silent Auction - Holiday Sale
• Around the region
• Former county human services head takes state post
• RPU's flat-rate budget approved by council
• U.S. 52 intersection meeting raises issues
• Ready or not: Holiday shopping starts earlier
• Car fire melts windshield, dashboard
• Weather: A warm-up to Thanksgiving
• Iowa principal gets 30 years for taping students
• Red Wing's annual holiday celebration marks 10 years
• Your Pictures: Mississippi sunset
• Day in history: BB guns confiscated by police in 1936
• Correction
• Man charged in St. Paul stabbing death
• Mayo Clinic makes move against downtown crows
• Pet guards Minnesota woman during 20-hour ordeal
• Music groups invited to city hall atrium
• Saving programs to help forests
• Rochester City Council restates commitment to civic center expansion
• South St. Paul bell-ringer fired after reportedly harassing man for not giving
• Check out the Oral History of Homelessness in Minnesota Photography exhibit in t...
• Around the region
• Your Pictures: Lutefisk is only half the fun
• Renamed street honors former Hormel excecutive
• Immersion course looks to keep Dakota language alive
• Recycling center, landfill closed for Thanksgiving
• Civic Theatre selects new board
• Soldier surprises wife, daughter at Vikings game
• Day in history, Nov. 21
• Around the state
• Baskets for vandalism victims show city's graditude for diversity
• Area governent calendar
• Public access cable TV programming
• Answer Man: Gore inspired good Internet jokes
• Sick time payouts spike with early retirement
• Minn. data shows early student achievement gap
• Answer Man: No one's crowing about guano downtown
• Vehicle accident shuts down Marion Road
• Chester Woods hunt a moment of camaraderie for disabled vets
• MnDOT reminds motorists about winter driving
• Winter weather advisories posted for northern Minnesota
• Duluth protesters to comply with eviction
• Work to proceed on Elk Run interchange
• Your Pictures: Early fog
• Goodhue County Boy Scouts send popcorn to troops
• JM students raise more than $10,000 for peer's dream (video)
• Local week in review
• Day in history: Mayo Civic Center Arena dedicated in 1986
• Olmsted County Fair quadruples its proceeds, despite no admission fee
• Deportation of detainees brings focus to counties
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• 9.2 percent of Otter Tail County's income from Social Security
• City is optimistic about tenants for downtown bioscience complex (video)
• Back and Forth: Memories of the Sam Arsers band
• Answer Man: Will the Vikes pay for special session?
• Ready for some hoop action? Come cheer on your Yellowjacket Men's Basketball Te...
• MnDOT to develop Zip Line corridor
• Crafters Needed to Repurpose Books
• Seven small-town Minnesota post offices closing
• Chatfield vote affirmed at recount
• Mayo Clinic makes city's biobusiness center different (video)
• Key dates in the Minnesota BioBusiness Center's life
• Somalian leader's visit to Rochester provides hope
• New approaches to old problems on the Zumbro
• Police arrest 11 during Occupy Minnesota protest
• Minn. seeks waiver to federal education law
• Police give Occupy Duluth encampment deadline
• Rochester bicycling master plan in final stages
• Day in history: Red lights added to fire engines in 1936
• Academic Notebook
• Survivor of deadly Memorial Day uses tragedy to help save lives
• Council to consider reaffirming support for Civic Center expansion
• Lodging tax increase takes burden off locals
• Schools and government team up in SE Minn.
• MnSCU asks former students to finish degrees
• Report: 2010 Minn. graduates $29K in debt
• Red Wing's new pottery museum will be 'world class'
• Dayton seeks to expand Minn. veteran job training
• Empty buildings at fort to be rehabbed for vets
• Mostly sunny today, high near 48
• Answer Man: Snail mail center opened in '97
• Jen's World: 40 is my year to get fit
• Snow, freezing rain Saturday, but with little punch in Rochester
• RCTC prof named Minnesota Professor of the Year
• Delta, American cut Rochester flights
• Tomorrow (11/18) is the last day to withdraw from Fall Semester 2011 full-term c...
• Police arrest 11 during Occupy Minnesota protest
• More emaciated horses taken from Minnesota farm
• Smoke from microwave briefly clears Mayo High School
• Friends Publicity Meetings
• Airlines cutting flights at Rochester airport
• Three homes evacuated in Elgin gas leak
• Crews repair large water main break in northeast Rochester
• Newborn blood samples can't be kept
• $5.2 million federal grant to help fund senior housing
• Fire engulfs truck near apartment complex in northwest Rochester
• Postal service customers, employees object to closing Rochester facility
• Stewartville council workshop peppered with salty language
• Public meeting on deadly intersection planned for Monday
• Corrections
• Crew to cut official governor's Christmas tree
• Judge suspended for living outside district
• Two friends killed on the way to hunt deer
• Middle school suspects norovirus is keeping kids home
• Chester Woods Park to host special deer hunt for diabled veterans
• Day in history: Bandits force trio to aid getaway in Eyota bank robbery in 1936
• Mid-30s today, warmer Friday
• Answer Man: Jesse Venutra apparently remains Janos by law
• I'm Just Sayin': The confident man gets a trim
• Lens on history: Rochester's best-known 'Flower Lady'
• READ Dr. Jack
• Jen Koski sees her reflection at 40 as flabby (video)
• Sting was in the Atrium today handing out candy and reminding students that ther...
• Book review -night strangers
• Book Review: Tag Man
• MnSCU chancellor update trustees on overhaul
• Parks closed for deer hunts
• Suspended Austin officer missed emergency calls
• Chatfield school levy recount Friday
• Rail route decision disappoints some in Rochester
• 11-year-old fed up with marijuana in home
• Today's the day to Give to the Max
• Judge dismissed challenge to synthetic drug law
• Crash course on Zumbro Valley history presented Tuesday
• Correction
• Sunny, breezy today, high near 37
• City seeks to stop parkland nibblers
• Minneapolis FBI awards bullying prevention center
• Goodhue Board revokes campground's conditional-use permit
• Rochester officers, citizens honored for bravery, initiative
• Dover-Eyota board to update school security cameras
• Your Pictures: Pond view
• Schools recognized for Veterans Day programs
• Talk of the Town: Kim Kardashian's cold feet keeps her out of Minnesota
• Landowners learn to identify symptoms of emerald ash borer
• Day in History: Rochester is named Star City
• Furst Draft: Penn State has lessons for everyone
• Mychal Wilmes: Gossip — either foul or fowl — is unwelcome
• Answer Man: Why is Moonlight Graham buried in Rochester?
• Irving Berlin's White Christmas - The Musical
• Goodhue County rejects potential wind lawsuit
• No rate increase in 2012 RPU budget
• Dayton orders union vote by child care providers
• Fast-moving snowstorm headed toward Minnesota
• Friends Holiday Sale
• Mayo Clinic to teach online in Ethiopia
• Draft plan for Zumbro River cleanup to be aired Thursday
• Rochester boy killed in ATV accident
• Day in history: Teen 'nightclub' opens in 1986
• Rochester grad wins Army achievement award
• Postal workers want customers to voice opinions on plan to close processing facility
• MnDOT says Mississippi Route is best for high-speed rail
• Railroad work will cause delays between Chester, Eyota
• Mayo Clinic study finds that smoke-free laws save lives
• DNR urges residents to keep wild turkeys wild
• Mostly sunny, high near 56
• Be dazzled at Oxbow Park with ZooDazzle Dec. 2-3
• Wabasha Ikes to learn about silica sand mining
• Fish line recycling talk offered Wednesday
• Don't forget the Half the Sky film festival that will be taking place this week...
• Unkindest cut: Greg Sellnow previews his latest haircut
• Unlucky logger: I was almost No. 4
• $10,000 IBM Community Impact grant helps Rochester man make difference in Alaska
• Minnesota seeks waiver to federal education law
• Future students who haven't applied to RCTC yet and are intending to start class...
• Top secret assignment: Willmar, Minn., students providing care for presidential turkeys
• Rail Runners Rail Road Club to host open house
• Around the Region
• U of M lion researcher turns to 'crowdfunding'
• Minneapolis hit-and-run suspect surrenders to police
• Dispute over garbage truck raises deeper questions about school board
• Eyota council makes more suggestions on sewer agreement
• Zumbrota Rotary considers disbanding
• Area government calendar
• Low ceiling at center of housing dispute
• County readies for opening Silver Creek Corner
• Film on wild Alaska to be shown Nov. 16
• Survivor of deadly Memorial Day crash to speak on driving choices
• Public access cable TV programming
• Mayor seeks applicants for city boards
• Byron woman is Volunteer of the Year
• Day in history, Nov. 14
• Windsor Permian rep finally steps forward in Goodhue County
• Weather service keeping 'extreme cold' statements
• Civic Center gives thanks for busy weekend
• Popular Goodhue County campground may get shut down
• I'm Just Sayin': Reader offer ideas, comments, jam — it's all good
• Answer Man: Winona isn't an island, but it's close
• Friends Membership
• The bubble is up over the Rochester Regional Stadium. Check it out!
• Answer Man: Avoid a mound of trouble at newly landscaped intersection
• Tundra swans amass near Weaver
• Plenty of 11s for Duluth couple married on 11-11-11
• West St. Paul turkey tradition to go on despite $750,000 fire
• Woman hurt after avoiding wrong-way car on U.S. 61
• READ MN Crime Wave
• 50% chance of rain, breezy on Sunday; snow possible Tuesday
• Friends speak with reverence of late Mayo Clinic doctor David Utz
• Day in history: Construction begins on power line for Rochester in 1961
• Local week in review
• Around the region
• Child care providers concerned about union vote
• Old Kasson school has some interested prospects
• Kasson City Council approves two deputy fire chiefs
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Sewer line replacement cost estimates grow
• Vets gather at Mayo Clinic
• Vets in Mayo hospice care are celebrated
• Two weeks later, questions linger in death of woman found in river
• Back and Forth: Festival of Trees creates fun and raises money
• Back Roads: Revisiting a legend's cabin
• Preston woman, 19, dies from injuries in Nov. 2 rollover
• State trooper jumps into lake to save driver
• CNN working on story that includes Community Against Bullying's efforts, Scary Guy
• Two Mayo High grads killed in war are honored (video)
• American Indian voices take to the airwaves
• Reader comments
• Maude Finch Awards honor local volunteers
• Couple receives Golden Deeds award
• The Armed Forces and RCTC Veterans Club will be having a Veterans Day observance...
• Around the Region
• P-B holds gathering in Lanesboro
• Rochester explores idea of 1-to-1 technology plan
• Fire damages chimney, roof
• New kitchen has positive impact on Women's Shelter
• Chili and soup supper to raise money for cancer research
• Olmsted County transmission line to be subject of Nov. 29 meeting
• Red Wing's enrollment, levy on the rise
• Byron offers builders an incentive
• Group home
• Mayo Clinic at war is topic of roundtable
• Your Pictures: Last stand
• Academic Notebook
• Day in History: 250 flags to be displayed for Armistice Day in 1936
• Area man to return lost World War II helmet to soldier's family
• Sunny, breezy today, with a high near 51
• Red Wing's downtown area gets facelift
• Jen's World: Advice as I turn 40? Have fun
• Answer Man: If you see something, say something
• Alphabet Authors - Vermont
• Second Saturday Sale
• Join RCTC Student Life on the FAN BUS to cheer on the Yellowjacket football team...
• Picture It Craft Day
• PUC denies motion to reconsider Goodhue wind project
• Salvation Army kicks off kettle drive with event on Peace Plaza
• Answer Man: Bow hunting in city is legal
• P-B leaders plan event for Lanesboro
• Join the RCTC Environmental Science Program and Ecology Club TONIGHT for a FREE...
• READ @ your library
• This week, in Jen's World (video)
• Dredging keeps the water flowing (video)
• Correction
• Veterans Day programs planned for Friday
• Fundraising professionals honor philanthropists
• Your Pictures: Bear sighting in Wabasha County
• Breezy today, high near 40
• Answer Man: Be cautious with texted donations
• I'm Just Sayin': Stadium debate unveils state's conflicted nature
• Lens on history: Where dining was right on track
• Day in history, Nov. 10
• Rochester will install new directional signs downtown
• After 26 years, it's time to close museum
• Pedestrian, 90, dies after being struck in Winona
• National drug return is a hit in Rochester
• Mabel-Canton School District voters asked to renew levy for 10 years
• Around the region
• Tonight's trick or treaters will be cold, but not as bad as 20 years ago
• Rochester couple's Halloween maze tests limits of a two-car garage
• Area governent calendar
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, Oct. 31
• Property owners seek end to rental restrictions near Winona college
• Answer Man: Follow the twists and turns of ivy
• Greg Sellnow: Ranking Minnesota's best governors
• 3 injured in head-on collision in Houston County
• Answer Man: For progress to rise, a few trees must fall
• National drug return is a hit in Rochester
• Peace Plaza gets 'flashed' (video)
• Around Minnesota
• RCTC hosts the MCAC State Semi-Final Playoff football game today at 1:00pm at Ro...
• Post-Bulletin looking for Halloween Blizzard photos, memories
• Your Pictures: Olmsted Medical Center Wellness Fair
• Book Review - The Buddha in the Attic
• Historian uncovers 'missing history' Sunday at library
• Mayo Clinic Distinguished Alumni Awards
• Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences plans open house
• AWA Goodhue reconsideration hearing set for Nov. 10
• Day in history: Chicago school named for Mayo founders in 1961
• Mayo Clinic surgeons' mission to Gaza: blockade, surgery, satisfaction
• Local week in review
• Sunny, high near 52
• Researcher couldn't leave 'Sybil' alone
• Bus garage completes new city transportation center
• Builders expand Women's Shelter kitchen
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Klobuchar talks expansion in Red Wing
• Byron to regulate unattended donation boxes
• 'Sybil' held power over Mason's life
• A new picture of 'Sybil'
• Nurse practitioner makes her mark in Lewiston
• Back Roads: Giving thanks at Halloween
• Answer Man: Mobs with a dash of flash, and a phone
• Today's Obituaries
• Public performances of RCTC Theatre's "The Little Mermaid" will be held tomorrow...
• Minnesota man gets $25K after 10 years in Wis. prison
• Draft report on 1918 Kasson school is done
• New sewer agreement disturbs Eyota mayor
• Minnesota news in brief
• School board ends discrimination investigation
• Mayo offers clinic for runners at Mall of America
• Bellechester ballots may be in the mail
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history: Elgin woman named college homecoming queen in 1961
• Rushford voters to have a say on liquor store
• Corn goes to overflow storage in Lansing
• Sunny, high near 52 today
• Answer Man: Joe takes his stand at U-Square
• Jen's World: Cherish the time and forget the frustration
• Answer Man: Church ladies, are you offended?
• Attorney: Muslim inmate wants to wear head scarf
• Highs sliding into low 50s; rain likely this weekend
• Coroner: Semi crash into ServiceMaster building was accidental
• Multiple-vehicle crash on U.S. 52 snarls rush-hour traffic
• Congratulations to the RCTC Women’s Soccer Team who qualified for the NJCAA Divi...
• Public turns out to hear Pine Island School Board candidates
• Prescription drug drop-off set for Saturday
• Final plat approved for townhomes development
• Pilots fly for those in need
• Around the state
• Somali population grows in Minnesota
• Firefighters clean up diesel spill
• HPV vaccination recommended also for boys
• Day in history: Rochester ranked No. 1 in quality of life study in 1986
• U of M energy economist develops car shopping tool
• Arctic to be discussed at symposium
• Your Pictures: Kasson girl in championship horse show
• Groups to discuss media and foreign policy
• Partly sunny, high around 50
• History Center approves transfer of Mayowood mansion
• I'm Just Sayin': Patient's transplant hopes are finally fulfilled
• Lens on history: Early football heroes
• Employees extinguish fire at downtown Rochester restaurant
• Answer Man: Church ladies, are you offended?
• USDA declares 11 Minnesota counties as disaster areas due to weather extremes
• Hungry? There's a BBQ fundraiser lunch going on in the Atrium until 1pm today....
• Eyota man dies in tractor accident
• St. Charles council discusses tax rates
• Minnesota Highway 60 reopens near Dumfries after bridge replaced
• Iron Range death toll from rare lung cancer rises
• Rochester women in fair condition after crash
• Crime Stoppers effort starts in Rochester, Olmsted County
• Study will examine freight rail traffic, mitigation options
• Elder Network looking for volunteers to vist elderly or offer a ride
• Support for caregivers of those affected by cancer
• Geology talk Wednesday in Wabasha
• Concerns about Mayowood transfer addressed
• Mega relief coming for Duluth commuters
• Around the region
• Red Wing tables controversial plan that would crack down on drug paraphernalia
• Volunteers go bald for boy with cancer (video)
• Your Pictures: Alzheimer's walk
• Red Wing business expo draws a crowd
• Hot Seats on sale for 2011 Holidazzle Parade
• Slight chance of showers, high near 48
• Mychal Wilmes: Bad habits finally take their toll
• Answer Man: Sleep easier in flame-resistant pajamas
• Talk of the Town: Clearing the mind easier said than done
• Day in history: Girl Scouts celebrate 50th in 1961
• Check out Rochester Crimestoppers
• Pine Island school board candidate forum is Wednesday
• Keep Reading Banned Books
• Greg Sellnow finds green tomatoes galore (video)
• City seeks payment for improperly installed sewer line in southwest Rochester
• White House is reaching out with new mortgage plan
• Mayowood supporters question transfer agreement
• Legislators hear differing views on need for child care union
• There will be a reception for the 2011 RCTC Faculty Exhibition in the UCR Art Ga...
• Bond payment extended a year on Red Wing golf course
• To fight crime, officials peg hopes on new online map
• Pumpkin growers in southeast Minnesota report bumper crop
• Day in history: Adm. Byrd stops in Rochester en route to Winona in 1936
• RPU budgets for no customer rate increases in 2012
• Chance of showers, high around 60
• Conservationists mark 50th year of Dorer state forest
• Good Food members approve merger
• Meet Rochester's only professional escort
• Area government calendar
• Iron Range board cuts tax break for mining outfits
• Hiker rescued after falling into ravine at Quarry Hill
• Around the region
• Effective November 1, 2011 direct deposit will be the primary means of dispersin...
• Deer crashes through windshield
• Lewiston Clinic reopens today
• In Duluth, synthetic pot users get high and don't hide it
• Eichten reflects on long MPR career
• Public access cable TV programming
• Answer Man: Wind turbine will spin next week
• Man killed in logging accident remembered as caring, considerate
• Day in history, Oct. 24
• Author recounts his ghost hunts in Mantorville
• I'm Just Sayin': Days pass slowly for woman on transplant list
• Boys' brother pulls family toward a goal
• Answer Man: Road project will be finished — someday
• Minnesota city to use private security instead of cops
• Women's Expo in Rochester draws thousands
• More schools in Minnesota, other states take action to stem anti-gay bullying
• Rochester bus system to get $7 million for improvements
• Monticello nuclear plant automatically shuts down
• Day in History: 1951 fire truck donated to Olmsted County Historical Society
• Spring Grove students protest hunger (video)
• Around the region
• State cuts hurt family members who care for disabled
• Man, 75, dies in Red Wing house fire
• Funding cuts to weatherization program could put some in danger
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Local week in review
• Farmers come together to harvest family's crops (video)
• Time for an interchange at dangerous intersection?
• Sunny, high near 61
• Back and Forth: Leave behind your memories
• Answer Man: Project involves more than mansion
• Back Roads: Ever tried a banana apple?
• Book Review - The First Day of the Rest of My Life
• Local veterans, relatives of soldiers react to Iraq pullout
• Monticello nuclear plant automatically shuts down
• Rochester woman injured in crash on U.S. 52
• One person dead in Red Wing house fire
• The RCTC Yellowjacket football team takes on Minnesota West Bluejays @ Worthingt...
• Robbery suspect fatally shot in Minneapolis
• Dayton aims for efficiency, savings from state
• Hunters kill 54 moose in annual Minnesota hunt
• Settlement nears in harassment of Muslim students
• Military news
• Alzheimer's fundraising fueled by walk, run
• Goodhue Police Department needs a new car
• Wykoff man dies in logging accident on Thursday
• Area school districts propose levy overrides
• U of M celebrates homecoming Friday
• Signs of rebirth sprout in Minn. forest fire area
• Minnesota cartoonist salted away 'Peanuts' advice
• 'Flooded-out' penguins move to Minnesota Zoo
• Day in History: Women's role in nuclear war outlined
• Researchers to devise robotic boats to track carp
• Unusual and Special BOOKS Display
• Rochester schools consider loosening advertising policy
• Chamber announces priorities, awards at annual program
• United Way short of coats and volunteers at end of outerwear drive
• Development task force talks customer service
• Academic Notebook
• Three Goodhue County school districts eye new referendums
• Correction
• Before geocaching, there was letterboxing
• A bit warmer today, after the frost melts
• Several arrests made in OccupyMN protest in Minneapolis
• Answer Man: Signs are more distracting than helpful
• Jen's World: Readers respond to 'Hair of the Dog' column
• La Nina could mean a tough winter
• Asian carp DNA found in Mississippi River in Twin Cities
• Six salmonella cases linked to eggs from Minn. farm
• FREE applications to RCTC today and tomorrow, October 20th and 21st. Apply today!!
• Day in history: City seeks WPA money for clubhouse in 1936
• Fund-raiser set for Pine Island woman with MS
• Women's Fall Expo features new health area this year
• Group offers clean energy grants
• Rochester Art Center hosts Haunted Hospital
• Spring Grove students launch food drive
• Is Civic Center expansion on the outs?
• Questions remain about Civic Center, expansion
• Come to Mabel's haunted barn, if you dare
• Cool, breezy today, frost tonight
• I'm Just Sayin': Autumn is a time of regrets
• Answer Man: Just be glad we're not in Zone 2B
• Vandals paint Century High School panther
• 11-year-old studying at UMinn
• Murals in the Library
• Jen Koski's 'Hair of the Dog' (video)
• Picture It! - Youth Craft Program
• SMILE RCTC STUDENTS! When your classes end today...you start a 4-day weekend!...
• NFL says lack of stadium plan could endanger Vikings' future in state
• School board takes district in new direction
• Around the region
• U.S. 52 frontage road to be closed
• School district to get out of the garbage business
• No charges against Johnson
• Supporters of Somali women in terror trial kept out of courthouse
• Dover goes to court over rundown house
• Stewartville administrator earns award
• Wabasha County commissioners table plan to fire administrator
• Mayo Clinic summit: Be your own social media rodent
• New exhibit examines tribal treaties in Minnesota
• Middle-schoolers converge for cleanup
• Two earn eagle award
• Another cloudy, cool day expected
• Day in history, Oct. 19
• Talk of the Town: Cell phone does what the mind can't anymore
• Answer Man: Where did popular shoe-shiner go?
• Historic Bluff Country's bureau moves to Rushford
• Mychal Wilmes: A hare-raising night visitor
• Crowd celebrates start of Lourdes High School construction
• Lens on history: Giant ear of corn
• For Greg Sellnow, autumn is a time of regrets (video)
• Halloween chili dinner Sunday in Utica
• Swan talk Sunday in Alma
• Your Pictures: Youth Commission rain garden
• Whooping cranes sighted in south-central Minnesota
• The sign-up deadline to join RCTC CAB on a bus trip to Valleyscare is one week f...
• Around the region
• Mayo social media conference gets the Web talking
• Missing woman found dead in St. Paul
• Costs of fighting BWCA forest fire reach $21 million
• Areas reopened in Superior National Forest
• State Patrol: Unbelted vehicle deaths preventable
• Hundreds greet Norwegian king, queen in Duluth
• Wabasha commissioners table plan to fire administrator
• Water main work to close northwest Rochester street
• Massage professionals speak up at city council hearing about ordinance
• Second-half tax payments due
• Questions delay Rochester City Council vote on Orchard Hills Villas townhome development
• Cloudy, cooler this week
• 'Chevy Sonic Adventure' is Sunday
• Fatal crash on U.S. 52 reported south of Cannon Falls
• Day in history: Bill with flood-control funding gets OK in 1986
• Mayo Clinic's Social Media Summitt begins Tuesday
• Windmill owner hopes to restore reputation
• Somalis protest as jury deliberations begin
• RCTC has more than 25 student clubs. Check them out.
• Friends Fall Coffee
• Norway's king and queen nearing end of Minn. visit
• New MnSCU chancellor to be formally installed
• Church dinner organizer is ready for new food safety law (video)
• Area government calendar
• Deputies take down tents of Minneapolis protesters
• Day in History: Commission created in 1936 to review city's charter
• Fillmore County Fair officials hope financial woes step out of 'The Shadows'
• Foie gras producer challenges notion that process is cruel
• Answer Man: Historical wall was lifelong project
• I'm Just Sayin': Bygones are bygones, Mayo likely will do right by Mayowood
• Protesters rally against greed at Occupy Rochester
• Friends Book Sale
• Furst Draft: More news to make your day easier
• Heard on the Street: Guerra to help others travel
• Answer Man: Can human drugs serve doggie duty?
• 100,000 meals packaged in Rochester for 'Kidz'
• RCTC Yellowjacket action is away this weekend. Yellowjacket Football vs. Ridgew...
• Local week in review
• Public Works director faces ethics complaint
• Drug-sniffing dog pays Kingsland High School a visit
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Local history: How and why did IBM come to Rochester?
• The Day in History: Distinguished Service medals presented to Mayo brothers
• Census: Olmsted County is prosperous — for most
• KoMet Walk dedicated in Kasson
• Rochester teen dances the day away
• Pine Island man surprises kids with return from Afghanistan
• Massage therapists say certification is expensive, unrealistic
• Massage therapists in knots over proposed ordinance
• St. Olaf students impressed by a king and queen
• Wisconsin state vet eases TB tests for Minnesota cattle
• Sunny, breezy, high near 59
• Answer Man Mall has nice ring to it
• Back and Forth: The story behind Rochester's Cronin House
• Survey provides a closer look at Olmsted County's residents
• Rochester woman injured in U.S. 14 rollover
• JM stadium vandalized on eve of football game with Mayo
• Wiretaps in terror trial of Rochester women renew Somali fears
• North Dakota refinery: Gas was blended improperly
• Hundreds in Gonda Building cheer Norwegian king, queen
• Patrol: Excessive speed not factor in I-35W work zone crash
• U of M seeks $170M from state for building plans
• FALL BOOK SALE
• MPR president: Fractured nation needs public media
• Man dies in accidental fall in Cascade Township
• Cold Weather Rule goes into effect Saturday
• Defense: Fraction of calls played in Minnesota terror case
• MLK memorial changes the face of history for future generations
• Norwegian royals visit Decorah, return to Minnesota today
• Corrections
• Around the region
• Campus News
• Military News
• Academic Notebook
• Byron, Oronoco show growth for 2011
• Weather produced excellent flavor in apples this season
• Jen's World: It's the hair of the dog that gets her
• Furst Draft: More local columnists join P-B stable
• Answer Man: Corn, soybeans and martinis can be too dry
• Today in History, Oct. 14
• RCTC enrollment down slightly after record year
• Kasson contracts with real estate agent to sell old school
• 2nd worker dies in I-35W work zone crash
• Enrollment tops 200,000 in MnSCU, for second year
• State's first flu case of the season found in Olmsted County
• Your pictures: Royal visit
• What's your Flu IQ? Want a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to the RCTC Boo...
• Young girl critically injured by zip tie
• Around the region
• Minnesota news digest
• Woman injured in three-car crash
• Dover-Eyota board delays hire after report of inappropriate comment
• Dozens of Farmington students call in sick
• Petition filed to reauthorize humane horse processing
• Rochester teenager hopes to dance his way to a world record
• Golf course operator expects status quo at Mississippi National
• School board wants to stop student exodus from Rochester
• Bad gasoline won't have long-term effects
• Zumbro Valley hopes to highlight 'quality of place'
• Federal program decline threatens Minnesota pheasants
• Bridge to go pink for breast cancer awareness
• Fall migration bus tour Nov. 12
• Airport board to rezone land after court ruling
• Clinic could take over ownership of Mayowood
• Mayo Clinic, India group to combine research efforts
• I'm Just Sayin': Hotdish helps bring Minnesotans together
• Answer Man: No free indoor place to walk Fido, doggone it
• Day in History: Bardwell wins wheelchair portion of Twin Cities Marathon
• Rochester stations celebrate Fire Prevention Week
• Wabasha County Board might fire top official
• RPU warns letters offering service protection are not from RPU
• Forecast: Rain likely tonight, possible Thursday
• Freed hikers, their families thank senators
• The 2011 RCTC Faculty Exhibition in the UCR Art Gallery opened today and runs th...
• Donations, volunteers sought for meal-packaging event
• Day in History: City police begin registering bikes
• Day in History: Governor speaks at Dover-Eyota High School dedication
• King Harald, Queen Sonja of Norway in Minn.
• Goodhue County begins study of silica sand
• Bad gasoline delivered to 21 communities
• Even without civic center expansion, $10.4 million in repairs needed
• Olmsted opts to continue study of regionalizing human services
• Is support waning for Mayo Civic Center expansion?
• Beat the Odds scholarship nominations sought
• Spine Tingling Books!
• County board takes control of Graham Park
• Joint city, county meeting focuses on shared responsibility
• What's up in Jen's World? (video)
• Around the region
• Rain likely today
• Tour of Rochester renewable energy projects highlights Crenlo
• Greg Sellnow brings out the leftovers
• Answer Man: 100 candles for Mayowood mansion
• Lyle school legal fees have grown to more than more than $10,000 this year
• Mychal Wilmes: The adventures of grandpa and Elliot
• Talk of the Town: Do today's gizmos connect us or disconnect us?
• District helps Kingsland students tap into technology
• Settlement reached, but North Star lawsuit continues
• Tomorrow is Club Day at RCTC! Check out the club showcases in the Atrium from 1...
• Thursday's MPR Connects event features new CEO
• Olmsted County jail inmate collapses, dies
• Large party dispersed at Windmill Bar and Grill
• iFilm - Little Sparrows
• City discusses program to patch sewer problems
• Open houses scheduled at Rochester fire stations
• Corrrection
• Norwegian king and queen coming to Northfield and Rochester
• Worker sought to oversee bias crime responses in Rochester
• Jellystone owner vows to rebuild after fire destroys campground building
• Golf course is hot topic as Red Wing faces $1.8 million budget shortfall
• Lens on history: A night owl in Rochester
• Mostly sunny, high near 76
• Angel in Miss. River baby case traced to maker
• Mavis and Richard Perry, 50th Anniversary
• The Mayo Clinic Health Career Festival will be held at RCTC in the Regional Spor...
• Fire in field totals combine
• Correction
• Blaze destroys Jellystone campground building
• Rochester School Board to discuss online classes
• Byron seeks ideas for comprehensive plan
• Schools, government team up to shave costs
• Funding to fix deadly U.S. 52 intersection is uncertain
• Mission accomplished, Honor Flight organizers say
• Honors flow with last flight (video)
• Law clinics offered to the self-represented
• Government meetings
• Anti-bullying campaign to launch on Coming Out Day
• DNR offers mining companies rights to minerals under homes
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in History: President Roosevelt stops in Hayfield in 1936
• Speaker will discuss fish, insects of the Zumbro River
• Group looks to help Zumbro River towns attract tourists
• Answer Man: Sardine king is no direct relation
• Occupy Wall Street movement comes to Rochester
• Woman jumps into spraying car wash to escape burning car
• Royals stir Norway pride with trip to Minn., Iowa
• Book Review - The Paris Wife
• Heard on the Street: African restaurant to open in northwest
• Answer Man: If you can't see them, they're midges
• Two dead in U.S. 52 crash near Cannon Falls
• Book Review - Before I go to Sleep
• Goodhue Pioneer Trail segment dedicated
• RCTC home games TODAY at Rochester Regional Stadium! Catch the Yellowjacket foo...
• Visiting Author Series: Bonnie J. Rough
• Greg Sellnow's potluck contest bakes up a winner (video)
• Festival of Music concert is Sunday
• County road 11 culvert project is done
• Shaffer leaves Channel One
• Rochester police, Olmsted County deputies move enforcement into the 21st century
• Familiar faces lead Rochesterfest
• Sunny, breezy, high 84
• Bhutanese are latest to find refuge in Rochester
• Around the region
• Dover hustling to prep for ballpark bids
• Goodhue County Board approves wetlands swap for wind farm
• Around the region
• New wave of refugees relies on help from those who came before
• Extra patrols will focus on seat belts
• Longfellow Elementary recognized by Minnesota business leaders
• Back and Forth: Rochester's Reading Center turns 60 in November
• Answer Man: A flash of insight regarding U.S. 14
• Local vineyards have a bountiful harvest
• Local week in review
• Talk on customs work Oct. 11
• Day in history: State sells land to city for a park in 1961
• Fast-moving field fire southwest of Rochester forces evacuations
• Olmsted County Road 11 open to traffic
• Wall Street protest in Minneapolis swelling
• BWCA dropping lottery for allocating entry permits
• Prairie Island Unit 2 down for pump seal replacement
• Fire danger prompts Minn. campfire restrictions
• Survey: Some think development permits not issued quickly enough
• Spring Valley man injured in crash
• School bus company responds to State Patrol inspection
• Service station offers choice at the pump
• Motorists are figuring out flashing yellow lights at rebuilt U.S. 14 intersections in Rochester
• Yom Kippur is a time to reflect on the purpose of life
• Day in History: FMC announces plans for more inmates in 1986
• Community News
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Academic Notebook
• Sierra Club offers tour of Rochester renewable energy projects
• Inventions help hazelnut become commercially viable crop
• A leap forward for hazelnuts
• Farmer 'snapped' in anger at pelican colony
• Sunny, windy, high near 83
• Answer Man: King Harald: Call P-B at 285-7742
• Jen's World: The middle ages loom — and they don't look so bad
• Banned Books
• Boy dies after falling off horse
• Officials identify Blooming Prairie man killed in crash
• USDA OKs Minnesota as bovine TB-free
• Corrections
• Around the region
• 'U' is worth the money, helps the economy, president says during Rochester visit
• State cuts force Blooming Prairie dental clinic for low-income patients to close
• Final Honor Flight brings closure for local WWII vets
• Prosecutor: Women knew group was involved in terrorism
• Day in History: 30 Rochester men listed in 'Who's Who' in 1961
• Roundtable session to focus on Corsair
• Austin choir director named 2012 Teacher of the Year
• Dry conditions, wind lead to continued fire risk
• I'm Just Sayin': Some shoppers need to polish their manners
• Answer Man: Tubbiest president was certainly Taft
• Lens on History: Site transforms from logs to Twigs
• Eleanor Mondale memorialized in Minneapolis service
• Federal official promises to fund wolf trapping in Minnesota
• Men from Plainview, Rochester injured in Highway 74 crash
• Dump truck causes widespread power outage in NW Rochester
• Good News for Kindle Owners!
• Cheer on the RCTC Women's Soccer team vs. Iowa Central this afternoon @ 2pm at t...
• Group named to study silica sand mining in Goodhue County
• Alleged damage to eagle nest reopens wind debate in Goodhue County
• Chris Norton a finalist for Courage in Sports award
• Schuldt wins Houston County Board seat
• Man injured in rollover on U.S. 61 in Winona County
• Mayo Clinic hospital planned for Cannon Falls
• Rememberance: Former Mayo Medical School dean dies
• Rear-end collision knocks van foward 150 feet
• Growing pains on the Root
• Day in History: Medical reservists train here in 1936
• Early childhood anesthesia linked to learning disabilities
• Correction
• Dog park location approved by Austin City Council
• Collaboration aims to strengthen medical results
• Warm, dry weather increases fire risk
• Answer Man: Sandbakkel up! Norske royals are coming
• Mychal Wilmes: We all can learn from lessons of time
• Home Games By Tom Ziegler
• Stewartville woman injured in car-tractor crash
• Committee: No bikes in Indian Heights Park
• Stand Down event helps connect military vets to services/comrades
• Corrections facility for juveniles puts emphasis on treatment
• Red Wing warden builds fence, removes barriers
• Dangerous fire conditions across southern Minnesota
• Hormel Institute, Mayo Clinic and University of Minnesota sign pact
• Day in History: Montgomery Ward signs lease in 1936
• Group plans Minneapolis protest in Wall Street solidarity
• Minn. father to dispute claim he abandoned son
• Woman accused of punching 5-year-old in the face
• Company dismissed from North Star fire lawsuit
• Olmsted Medical Center opens northwest clinic
• City to split $494,800 among area nonprofit groups
• Repeated police calls now come with a fee
• Controlled burn today on I-90 near Marion
• Contract awarded to demolish downtown KTTC building
• Corrections
• Rochester City Council delays decision on IBM-police contract
• Council nears tree-planting compromise
• Around Minnesota
• Woman wants to alert others to fire danger after grandfather's death
• Military news
• Fire forces evacuation of nine families from Kasson apartment building
• Team up for a Chili Challenge
• Investigation continues into vehicle crash at College View Road in Rochester
• Sunny, high near 83
• Rochester Horror Fright Farm
• One of RCTC's core values is FUN. Take a few minutes to go outside, enjoy this...
• FALL INTO A GOOD BOOK - SALE
• U of M president to visit Rochester, Austin
• Area government calendar
• Perfect color-watching weather
• 70 years as church organist
• Missing Stewartville man found dead in parking lot
• Family celebrates Zumbrota woman's 107th birthday
• New info on state's earliest inhabitants is found
• Isabella spike camp is home for those battling forest fire
• Day in history, Oct. 3
• Fewer students walk to school
• Houston County voters head to polls Tuesday in county board election
• Death of 33-year-old woman investigated
• Public access cable TV programming
• Volunteer efforts make Chatfield trail a reality
• I'm Just Sayin': On hotdish, honeycrisp and Hewitt, Minn.
• Answer Man: It's Cardinal, but not the churchy kind
• Rochester woman accused of terror financing goes on trial
• Literary Calendar - October
• Two trapped in crash in Northwest Rochester
• Answer Man: The data shows Mayo adds new building on Circle Drive
• Festival part of 'grand finale' to busy tourist season in Lake City
• Northfield man kills himself after losing job
• Stolen urn with mom's ashes found at Winona State
• Highs in 70s starting Sunday
• Bonnie Rough - Carrier
• All RCTC Yellowjacket action is away today! RCTC Football vs. Mesabi Range Nors...
• Correction
• Writer, director of faith-based film to speak Thursday
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Seller of synthetic drugs makes no apologies
• Turkey deaths a $500,000 loss
• Flu vaccinations available in area
• If levies are flat, why would taxes rise?
• Work may disrupt Civic Center Drive traffic
• Children's museum searches for director, location
• RPU celebrates Public Power Week with contest, open house
• Red Wing arts festival is Oct. 8-9
• Chatfield woman's 'Footloose' video on YouTube gets Hollywood remake (video)
• Read-in brings censorship to light
• Local week in review
• Back Roads: A reminder of back road beauty
• Preston overlook will get makeover
• Banned Book Week
• Chairman: House nearing completion on education bill
• State to release wasps to fight emerald ash borers
• Mayo to honor its heritage
• Day in history: Cub Foods opens in Rochester in 1986
• 40-day anti-abortion vigil near Planned Parenthood
• Area colleges to receive job-training grants
• Field fires keep firefighters busy near Fairmont
• N.D. man donates 28 tons of produce to food bank
• Teen fatally shot, apparently accidentally
• Bear expert says Hope's death is blow to research
• Iron Range DFLers want DNR to sue over BWCA fire
• Fire in BWCA may be long-term boon to moose
• DNR lifting last of Minn. campfire restrictions
• Program will cover goat grazing
• Gold Cross stands alone in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• I-90 lanes all open near Rochester
• Rochester schools get more Adequate Yearly Progress citations
• Fair trade market is this weekend
• Ritchie discusses recounts, redistricting
• Many schools cited under Adequate Yearly Progress
• Three injured as top of tree falls during school hike
• Mayo Clinic explores move into India
• Minnesota publisher named president of NNA
• Military News
• New Leash on Life fundraiser highlights benefits of pets on mental health
• Road repairs planned near county incinerator
• Strong winds knock out power Stewartville, elsewhere
• Sunny, breezy today
• Jen's World: 'Lid Girl' prepares for ARTWALK
• Visitation for David Oliver of Mazeppa tonight in Rochester
• Pine Island students put up peaceful project
• Hazelnut field day Saturday at Lake City
• Children's programs in Winona
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Fall festival in Lake City is Oct. 1
• Academic Notebook
• St. Paul schools hire company to supervise recess
• Around the region
• Day in History: First male dietitian at Saint Marys interns in 1961
• One-third of Minn. schools seek levy approval
• Railroad Crossing Equipment Testing To Occur Wed, Oct 5th
• Cost of battling Boundary Waters wildfire tops $12 million
• Wind to ease up Friday; highs in 70s starting Sunday
• Join RCTC CAB (Campus Activities Board) on a bus trip to Valleyscare. Deadline...
• Middle-school students hit by falling tree on Oxbow Park hike
• Correction
• Couple bears no ill-will to would-be robber
• Innovative marketing might help city keep tabs on historic building
• Effort generates support for 'fair-farm' rules
• Residents consider the future of Rochester's downtown
• Back and Forth: Rochester had impressive WWII effort
• Century student explores uncharted area
• ICE arrests 37 criminal immigrants in Minnesota
• Day in History: Civil War veteran observes 93rd birthday in 1936
• Plummer to be inducted to Kingsland Wall of Honor
• Your Pictures: Bible Bee
• Rochester teen's mother: Answers in his death will never be known
• Answer Man: What to do with five pounds of peanut oil
• I'm Just Sayin': Language is a living thing
• 18 JM students suspended for hazing
• Cantaloupe illnesses, deaths expected to rise
• One-third of Minnesota schools seek levy approval
• Le Sueur County deputy sued after fatally shooting suspect
• Banned Books Week Sept. 24 - Oct. 1
• Free legal clinic offered
• Correction
• "Let's Talk About Sex" movie night with Teen Council will be held tomorrow night...
• Answer Man: Go outside and look for northern lights
• Jews begin observance of high holidays tonight
• South Korean group tours Rochester
• Blind 9/11 survivor: Many politicians haven't learned from the tragedy
• Settlement possible in food court lawsuit
• Day in history: City folks spend a day in country in 1961
• Annual Lake Zumbro drawdown will be greater than normal
• Raffle car represents more than just fun
• Crews placing beams for U.S. 52 overpass at Elk Run
• Regents pick UNC administrator as ISU president
• Dense fog in southeast Minnesota
• 20th Street Southeast extension opens
• Sellnow parses Merriam and Webster (video)
• Answer Man: Anyone know what 'geocell' is?
• Mychal Wilmes: Coffee conversation includes a celebrity throwdown
• Talk of the Town: John Gordon provided soundtrack for summer
• Mayo Clinic explores medical facility in India
• Rail projects advance on Olmsted commissioners' votes
• Mayo Medical School to start Arizona Campus
• Census finds 1,330 gay married couples in Minnesota
• Report: Woman shot on I-394 told police she was a danger
• Cantaloupe outbreak could be deadliest in a decade
• Lens on history: That windmill on 15th Avenue S.E.
• Around the region
• In their words: Charles Edward Davis, 1st Minnesota
• Correction
• Mantorville dog park moves step closer to reality
• Funding Issues, Test Scores Top Dover-Eyota Board Retreat
• P-B leaders plan event for Zumbrota area community
• Red Wing City Council rejects all bids for golf course
• Austin detective hopes to heat up cold case
• $620,000 committed to extend police intel
• Bear made famous by Internet may have been shot
• Biggest Channel One food drive is done by students
• Local officials sought repeal of homestead credit
• Red Wing adopts moratorium on silica sand mining
• New Dayton dog gets another Minn. name: 'Itasca'
• Hunter may have shot bear made famous by Internet
• Day in history: More than 500 visit fallout shelter in 1961
• Cannon Falls' 'poorly functioning' library on its way out
• Showers likely today
• Around the region
• Fall Foliage Float Saturday on Lake Zumbro
• Stewartville man helps Obama understand jobless vets issues
• Former flight attendant says he started plane fire
• 20th Street SE Connection Open to Traffic
• RCTC Women's Volleyball vs. NIACC tonight @ 6:30pm in the UCR Sports Center! Co...
• Weather postpones U.S. 52 bridge work for Elk Run interchange
• Banned Books Week
• Goddard Library has several drop-in library orientation tours remaining: 6pm on...
• Rendevous goes back in time (video)
• Future of Willmar mental health facility in doubt
• Area government calendar
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Rochester ESOL alumni, students gather for game each week
• Community news: Evan Mitchell completes Conservation Corps service
• Day in history, Sept. 26
• Public access cable TV programming
• Seed Savers exchange protects genetic diversity of plants
• One dead in house fire near Mazeppa
• I'm Just Sayin': Today's the day for perfect punctuation
• Answer Man: Beams for overpass will stop traffic
• Towns ravaged by flood mark 1-year anniversary
• Visiting Author - Bonnie Rough
• Open house information sessions in room AT102 on RCTC's winter break service tri...
• Answer Man: Nobody said SOS bikers are angels
• Mystery Tea - success
• Senior center thanks city for longtime support
• 16-year-old hurt in bike accident on N. Broadway
• Correction
• Winona Co. road closure extended one week
• MnDOT seeks comments on 'vision'
• Officials get 'eye opening' look at issues vets face with crime
• Lourdes announces Oct. 18 groundbreaking
• Man fatally shot by deputy didn't have a gun
• Final paving begins on 'Beltline'
• Silica sand site at center of lawsuit
• Kasson library delivers books to day cares, seniors
• PurpleStride aims to increase awareness
• Lobbying talk set for Tuesday
• Oronoco Township hopes to push CapX route farther north
• What would CapX2020 transmission lines look like?
• CapX opponents shift battlefield to Wisconsin
• Online resources for CapX2020 information
• Where will the power lines go? CapX2020 answer is coming soon
• CapX route raises safety concerns for resident
• CapX2020: Start to finish
• Day in history: Sept. 24
• Around the region
• S&P cuts Minnesota's last perfect credit rating
• Answer Man: Don't duck, buy a Powerball ticket
• Back and Forth: Dance bands spread the happiness in '40s
• Nebraska man's death linked to listeria outbreak
• It's prep football x4 in Rochester (parade slideshow)
• River clean-up Saturday
• Rochester race car driver promotes green fuel in new film
• Another round of voting slated for October
• Rangers escape injury with emergency fire shelters
• United Way's flood relief work winding down
• Rochester officials say developers, not regulators, slow down permit process
• Football, football, football ... football (parade slideshow)
• Byron earns School of Distinction honor
• Pumpkins and parade prevalent at Septoberfest
• Fall grazing workshop Sunday
• Downtown alliance seeks board members
• Day in History: Gopher football team escapes hotel fire in 1936
• Military News
• State park pot farm bust prompts safety warning
• Jen's World: In loud praise of silent auctions
• Answer Man: MnDOT facility will be finished in 2012
• 16th Ave SW at 100 Block SW Road Closure for Utility Work
• Today is officially the last day of summer...make the most of it!
• Rochester teen killed Wednesday remembered as 'one of a kind'
• United Way launches annual coat drive on Friday
• Senior Center couples remember dating, proposals, children
• Minnesota 'Give to the Max' Day returns Nov. 16
• U of Minnesota president to be inaugurated
• Phone glitch panics parents in Nevis district
• Duluth police officer cleared in suspect's death
• Fewer people moving to Minnesota
• Corrections
• Rochester native wins MacArthur Foundation grant
• Q&A with MnSCU chancellor Steven Rosenstone
• Kasson electric lineman takes job in Antarctica
• Rain and a high near 55
• Your Pictures: Rub A Dub Dub fundraiser
• Day in History: 187 Rochester evacuees seek shelter in Assisi Heights
• Directed Giving Alliance launches new workplace giving program
• Answer Man: 'Tattletale lights' are also pretty
• I'm Just Sayin': Homecomings are a chance for fun
• Visiting Author - Wendy Web
• Americans freed from Iran prison begin trek home
• Rochester teen killed Wednesday in Minneapolis was 'one of a kind'
• Coming up in Jen's World (video)
• End of 'don't ask' too late for ex-Guardsman
• The Environmental Science program at RCTC is hosting open house sessions today f...
• Around the region
• Mayo Clinic's smoke-free initiative goes global with Clinton Initiative
• Hurtling semi narrowly missed ServiceMaster employee
• Byron High School wins national award for math
• Weed spraying dispute leads to assault charges in Elgin
• Rochester teen killed in Minneapolis accident
• Ash borer outbreak was inevitable
• Drive-through flu vaccination clinic offered
• MnSCU chancellor seeks greater efficiency and sharing
• Recombinetics ripe for investment
• Rochester board considers school maintenance list
• Quarry Hill, county team up to offer contest
• Correction
• Rochester School Board sets preliminary levy
• Healthcare Discharge Planning Resources launches in Byron
• Your Pictures: Bluebirders picnic in Chatfield
• Day in History: School Board forecasts need for 2nd High School by 1968
• History Center presents 14th Oakwood Cemetery Walk
• Answer Man: Three questions for the price of one
• Talk of the Town: Time at the wedding banquet table is good for telling tales
• Mychal Wilmes: Vacation not enough to get work done
• PROPOSED JOINT AIRPORT ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 6
• Caledonia man on tractor injured in crash
• Nonprofits lined up for scarce city funds
• Settlement reached in SweeTango apple lawsuit
• Emerald ash borer outbreak reported near Great River Bluffs State Park
• Four-story apartment OK'd in Kutzky Park
• Officials consider opening juvenile unit at Adult Detention Center
• City Public Works and Transit Operations Center ready for move-in
• IBM club has a new name
• Correction
• Health providers to get vaccinated or wear masks
• Day in History: State hospital gets a new flag for its new pole in 1961
• Showers today, and breezy
• Emerald ash borer outbreak reported near Great River Bluffs State Park
• Lens on History: 'Toronto Jimmie’s' big break
• State: Minnesota parents need to do more to buckle kids
• Driver dead, two others injured after semi crashes into building
• Unsual and Special Display- September 2011
• There's still seats available on the buses for the RCTC Student Life trip to Tar...
• Construction vehicle damaged in fire
• Remedial classes also have economic implications
• 7 in 10 high-school grads at RCTC need remedial courses
• U.S. secretary to tour light rail
• Day in History, Sept. 19
• Public access cable TV programming
• Out of the Darkness draws more than 500 affected by suicide
• Area government calendar
• Fair Farms Campaign meeting is Wednesday in Rochester
• Answer Man: Cannon Falls park named after early resident
• Minn. watchdog looks for fraud in health, welfare
• I'm Just Sayin': Denial can't make first frost go away
• Walkers brave wet weather for breast cancer awareness
• Disabled vets get extra help in southern Minn.
• Minnesota forest fire now 11 percent contained
• Two missing adults found alive after searches
• Answer Man: It ain't pretty, but it's effective
• Big crowd at Taste of Rochester
• Bicyclist injured in hit-and-run on U.S. 52
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• Day in history: Church dedicates new school in 1986
• Local week in review
• Senior center to celebrate 50 years
• Around the region
• Lanesboro Grocery rescinds request for funding from school district
• Out of the Darkness Community Walk
• Firefighters respond to gas leak
• Three high school homecomings scheduled for Sept. 23 in Rochester
• Peace United Church of Christ to bless animals
• Your Pictures: McDonald's demolition
• How many more crown jewels of trails will there be?
• Jarrett family one of the few to return after flood
• For better or worse, Hammond will never be the same after flood
• Flood has changed Zumbro Falls' very nature
• Local man helps flood victims now, wants to work on flood mitigation in the future
• Cities ravaged by last year's flood, still recovering
• Grape expectations: Minnesotans like their wine sweet
• Back and Forth: Cemetery Walk features 'Crimes and Crimefighters'
• Losses, gains from flood in Oronoco
• In Pine Island, some owners of flood-damaged homes still waiting on aid
• Flood recovery celebrations
• Answer Man: Asphalt droppings will be scraped clean
• Back Roads: Writer fascinated by tows
• Visiting Author - Wendy Webb
• Settlement reached in 2009 tour bus crash near Austin
• Two injured in Goodhue County crash
• Fall Coffee
• 6-year-old in Oakdale finds parents, sitter dead
• Search continues for missing vulnerable adult
• Eckhoff to speak to job group
• Cannon Valley derby and swap meet is Sept. 24
• Kasson council considers selling 1918 school
• Autumn Ridge Church to dedicate $3.25 million addition
• Caution urged during motorcycle event this weekend
• Governor's decision still leaves child care providers without answer
• Your Pictures: BWCA fire
• Day in History: Kahler Glee Club to begin new season
• Students stream to Stewartville
• Car club to cruise for charity
• Academic Notebook
• Kwik Trip official to detail company's history
• Consultant hired to search for N.D. chancellor
• Fifty years of Herefords
• Frustrated by Lake Pepin cleanup, expert leaves MPCA
• Closure of post service facility would mean loss of 100 jobs
• Answer Man: No law against cell phone use — yet
• Jen's World: Breast-cancer survivors' grace under pressure is inspiring
• Proposed Massage Ordinance Draft Information
• BCA identifies man killed by Winona County deputy
• Record low set Thursday; warmer temps coming
• John Marshall homecoming is Sept. 23
• Man shot, killed by officer in Minnesota City
• The Friends Bookstore
• Wanamingo man hurt when pickup hits school bus
• MIA/POW rememberance event Saturday breaks the silence
• Mannheim Steamroller holiday concert tickets go on sale Friday in Rochester
• Stewartville holds steady with levy
• Postal Service to study mail processing operations in Rochester
• National Barrow Show ends with sale of breeding swine
• Root River Trail leads Lanesboro renaissance
• Mayo Clinic groundbreaking sign of good job season
• Economist: Communities need artistic creativity, innovation
• Root River Trail celebration involves three days of activities
• Root River Trail has history of controversy
• Factoid: Kix are for kids
• Man shot and killed by officer in Minnesota City
• Focus on Winona bridge turns to historic preservation
• Day in History: Darrel Thompson makes Gopher debut in 1986
• Olmsted commissioners hold the line on taxes
• Scarlet Cord Program gets Austin School Board approval
• Frost lifting, today will be sunny
• I'm Just Sayin': We have to elect the right people in the first place
• Answer Man: What does 'Amish Byway' mean, exactly?
• DNR: Minnesota fire causing air problems in Wisconsin
• Bemidji nurses, hospital reach contract agreement
• Chatfield woman injured in U.S. 52 crash
• Temps tonight might reach record lows in Rochester, Austin areas
• The grand opening of the touring exhibition Easel is today from 4-6pm in the Uni...
• National Guard mobilizes to fight Minnesota forest fire
• Glowing cats help AIDS research
• Eyota Council cuts proposed tax levy
• Austin native featured in Micro Championship Wrestling
• Three infants found in the river in past 12 years
• Around the region
• Rochester students show some gains in MCA tests
• Calmer winds slow growth of Minnesota wildfire
• What's new in Jen's World? (video)
• NRC inspecting Monticello nuclear power plant
• Man drowns in Jay Cooke State Park
• Ex-Girl Scout leader sentenced for theft
• State, IRS hold class on avoiding money laundering
• Animal shelters: How about a cat, or two?
• Authorities are looking for 'Angel's' mother
• U of M Law School to host Constitution Day program Friday
• Federal officials see how technology helps connect doctors, patients
• Day in History: IBM celebrates 30th in 1986
• Lens on History: Creating a community
• Mychal Wilmes: Family ties strengthen over decades
• Talk of the Town: No more mocking awareness
• Answer Man: Not all Kwik Trips are 24/7
• MLA 2011
• Smoke from BWCA fire reaches Chicago, Milwaukee
• Norwegian descendants in Austin for event this week
• Open show winners named at 2011 National Barrow Show
• Correction
• Ahmadinejad: U.S. hikers could be freed in days
• Stewartville safety improvements completed at U.S. 63, Sixth Street
• Events develop skills for ag jobs in the future
• Rochester City Council authorizes cuts, preliminary levy
• Fire totals minivan near downtown Rochester
• One injured in accident at Frontenac
• Show your RCTC spirit during homecoming week! The RCTC Bookstore will have sele...
• Day in History: 152 rural schools in Fillmore County in 1936
• New focus on flu prevention at Mayo Clinic
• Rock Dell residents oppose speed increase
• Lyle board meeting ends on angry note
• Options narrow for potential sale of Red Wing golf course
• Red Wing wrangles with budget issues
• Correction
• Dover-Eyota School Board plans to educate voters
• Senior Center, Civic Theatre ask for more city help
• Northwest neighbors have bass complaint against bar
• Wabasha County Board to hire outside attorney
• Sessions scheduled to learn about protecting water
• Economist to speak on value of art in Rochester
• Ashes of mother stolen from woman's vehicle
• Freeze watch tonight for parts of southern Minnesota
• Arts council has big plans for Zumbrota theater
• Fire started by bathroom ceiling fan
• Boundary Waters fire triples in size
• Estimated size of Boundary Waters fire jumps 40 percent
• Lane closures on U.S. 52 near Pine Island
• Ceremony honors veterans in Austin
• Don't miss RCTC Women's Soccer vs Anoka-Ramsey today at 4 pm at the RCTC Stadium...
• Eyota man hospitalized after falling down embankment near Whitewater River
• Changes begin in permit process for developers
• Area government calendar
• Corrections
• Public access cable TV programming
• Upper Mississippi River Refuge photo contest open through Oct. 31
• Byron council holds levy at 2011 rate
• Tax issues vex Eyota City Council
• Water tour showcases field-monitoring projects
• Motorcyclist struck by car
• Red Cross consolidation leads to layoffs
• Day in History: First Pine Island Cheese Festival in 1936
• Are you a landlord?
• U of M has grand plans for surplus $25 million
• Answer Man: New law curbs credit predators
• Latino Fest highlights growth, needs
• Local Week in Review
• I'm Just Sayin': Looking back, looking ahead at 9/11
• Bells to ring in memory of attacks
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Barbershop choir offers musical challenge for singing carpenter
• Answer Man: No Answer Man needed for this one
• 9-11 in New York City: A memory
• 9-11 memory and poem
• Former sheriff recalls 9/11 attacks and effects on local effort
• Sept. 11 events reverberated across area, nation
• 9/11 stories from Post-Bulletin staffers
• Ten years later: What do you think about 9/11?
• 9/11 changes mindsets, practices for local law enforcement
• Day in History: 3rd edition of 'Mayo Clinic Diet Guide' released
• 9/11 attacks prompted some toward military service (video)
• 9/11 gave Red Wing man pause to change careers
• Read to Grow!
• Answer Man: How does local TV cover national news?
• Back and Forth: Cemetery Walk features 'Crimes and Crimefighters'
• Harmony man, 67, dies in fall from ladder
• Fund gives to families of 2 killed in war
• Minnesota school lunches are more locally grown
• DNR predicts best fall colors in 10 years
• Charges: Boy 'snapped,' shot stepfather in head
• Cross-country walker raised awareness of ALS, feted in Rochester
• Police department promotes three officers
• Part of Winona County Road 2 closed for two months
• Winning family shares horse sense
• Around the region
• A lifetime of service to those in need (video)
• Council to cut '11 budget, start work on '12 budget
• A portrait of a famed Zumbrota resident
• Harvest Festival benefits Hollandale Fire Department
• Today in History: Civic Center officially 'arrives'
• Local Muslims knew fear, support after 9/11
• Factoid
• Academic Notebook
• Monitor-Merrimack subject of Civil War talk
• Military News
• Mabel fires up for Steam Engine Days
• Jen's World: Departures to school, and college, give pause
• Answer Man: All sand is not created equal
• Youth Commission Receives Red Wagon Award
• Three others join Goodhue County in calling for wind reconsideration
• Mystery Tea
• Read to Grow!
• Earn your bandage of honor! Next UCR Blood Drive is September 19 & 20 from 12-3...
• Minn. terror suspect will await sentencing at home
• Vatican OKs Lourdes sale to Mayo
• 'Spamalot' coming to Mayo Civic Center
• Rochester city bus service goes out for bids
• Dog declared 'potentially dangerous' after bite
• Plan for downtown block is still alive
• Beer and minnow fest to raise scholarship funds
• Turning the town teal to raise ovarian cancer awareness (video)
• Clergy to include 9/11 in Sunday sermons
• RPU adds second electric car charging station, third planned
• Factoid
• Around the region
• Sunny, mild weather continues
• Day in History: Doors to rural schools open to 1,900 students
• Answer Man: Glass for new World Trade Center made in Owatonna
• Mychal Wilmes: Labor Day's beginnings remind us how things change
• I'm Just Sayin': Dogs can be true companions, but they're not your kids
• $20 million gift to Mayo Clinic sparks new research center
• Sign up for RCTC Health Services activity program, "Move It", next week at their...
• State Fair attendance ranks 3rd biggest ever
• Dru Sjodin's stepfather dies of cancer
• Firefighters work to control wildfire in BWCA
• Rochester School board to seek garbage bids
• Plummer House would get physical improvements under Park Board plan
• County to get $8,430 to aid food, shelter programs
• Goodhue County adopts silica sand moratorium
• Wind fight continues in Goodhue County
• Muñoz sets listening session for September
• Your Pictures: Habitat House in Rochester
• Events to mark the 10th annniversary of 9/11
• Local children's museum seeks director, building
• Bob Jones, founder of IMAA dies, but his work lives on
• Rochester student expelled for violating weapons policy
• 'Contagion' in movie could happen
• Authorities ID teen who drowned in pool
• Opening of Hastings bridge delayed 6 to 12 months
• Crookston diocese settles with alleged victim
• Ramsey County finds coroner complied with state laws
• RE•fest hopes to make Austin greener
• Sunny and mild this week
• Day in history, Sept. 7: Tornado injures 18, causes damage in 1936
• Mississippi River's ups and downs create headaches
• Talk of the Town: Lessons learned along the way of the summer of 2011
• Answer Man: What are the big chimneys near Coates?
• Wabasha County dispute over administrator remains unresolved
• Fire causes $20,000 in damage at Schmitt Music
• Emergency responders help woman having medical problems while driving
• Minn. State Fair attendance ranks 3rd biggest ever
• Districts aim for normal year despite tight budgets
• Baby found floating in Mississippi River
• Chief's peace pipe comes home to Sleepy Eye
• Trooper who shot, killed motorist is named
• Hiker dies after fall from Red Wing's Barn Bluff
• September is... Literary!
• Local events to mark the 10th annniversary of 9/11
• John Marshall High's GPS crew taps student leaders
• Around Minnesota
• Freezing temps reported Monday in northern Minnesota
• Ash borer found in state park
• Roundtable to hear from Okinawa veterans
• Lens on History: Leaving generations up a tree
• Day in History: Fallout shelter construction increasing
• Campers feel seasons change at Chester Woods
• Car fire spreads to south Rochester home, $200,000 damage estimated
• Wabasha County Board's planning proposals
• Wabasha County Board considers big changes
• Number of Minn. alcohol-related deaths down in '10
• Freezing temps reported overnight in northern Minn.
• I'm Just Sayin': Tattoos, tobacco remain in vogue this summer
• Carousel gets lots of spins
• Cannon Valley Trail events set for Saturday
• Local teams top Buffett, Gates in bridge tournament
• Area governent calendar
• Zumbrota presentation focuses on Dakota War
• Winona road closed to replace bridge
• Flu shots offered in Fillmore County this month
• Anoka boy, 3, in suspected abuse case dies
• Body of missing man found in western S.D.
• Possibility of union divides child care providers
• Public access cable TV programming
• Irish Fest draws hundreds, will return next year
• Man dies when stolen squad car crashes into him
• Author of The Caldarian Conflict to hold launch party
• Day in history: Hundreds take part in first Take Back the Night rally in 1986
• Report: Things looking up for Minn. organic farms
• Rushford's levee work could begin this fall
• Your Pictures: Marriage proposal at Lanesboro Arts Center
• Since the drop course deadline has passed, refunds are now issued only for compl...
• Answer Man: Relax, your cell number remains private
• State Patrol trooper shoots, kills motorist
• Two-vehicle crash on West Circle Drive
• Winona teacher leaves $3 million to district
• Day in history: RCC enrollment tops 3,000 in 1986
• Events to mark the 10th annniversary of 9/11
• Fire at Dodge County Landfill
• Campus News
• Week in review
• Your Pictures: Minnesota State Fair
• Volunteer opportunities
• I'm Just Sayin': Tattoos, tobacco remain in vogue this summer
• Districts propose levy overrides
• Correction
• Rushford voters to decide fate of city liquor store
• Award-winning grape growers ferment success
• Minnesota school levy count at 10-year high
• Munoz's warm style building goodwill
• Munoz begins first school year in Rochester by setting out goals
• All four high-school football teams in Rochester win season openers
• Back and Forth: Rochester Civic Theatre has had colorful 60 years
• Answer Man: Film developing downtown is finished
• Back Roads: A back road is a back road is a back road
• Tree honors deceased Wabasha-Kellogg football player
• Factoid: Butterflies
• Community news
• Military News
• City proposes tax increase, will listen to response
• Post-Bulletin gathers 9/11 memories
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Local singer makes it to the State Fair grandstand
• Tee It Up donates 16 remote-control trucks
• Family believes deputies' visit had racial undertones
• Ex-Viking Senser's SUV linked to fatal hit-and-run
• Kids might testify in dad's Mankato homicide trial
• Dayton administration expands Minn. senior hotline
• Probation for nurse accused of stealing painkiller
• Woman finds intruders playing dress-up
• Minn. woman finds intruders playing dress-up
• A new life chapter for Mayo's Jeff Korsmo (video)
• Grocery store group looks to Lanesboro schools for funding
• Around the region
• Day in history: Governor to hold rally at Mayo Field in 1961
• The UCR campus, RCTC and WSU-Rochester, will be closed on Monday, September 5 fo...
• Students in Rothsay, Minn., gets hands-on learning from store
• Academic Notebook
• Showers, storms to continue through the morning
• Answer Man: Minnesota firm gives people a lift
• Jen's World: Daisy, Daisy: All for the love of tennis balls
• Cascade Lake Trail Closure for Storm Sewer Repairs
• Fired officer suggests police link to Huisentruit
• Rochester woman escapes injury in U.S. 52 crash
• Update: Landline phone service to 5 area towns to be restored this evening
• Author Visit - Wendy Webb
• Plants, fish and water are assessed in new study
• Man comes face to face with black bear
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon expands to area cities
• Join RCTC Student Life on a trip to the Minnesota Twins vs. Seattle Mariners gam...
• Stewartville expands netbook program for students
• Davids proposes use of Heritage Fund for veterans museum
• Some businesses closed for Labor Day
• Around the state
• What benefit is a clean river?
• Repairs will close Cascade Lake path
• Corrections
• Your Pictures: Rochester Greek Fest
• Hot, humid today
• Day in history, Sept. 1
• The story of August: Dry and clear
• I'm Just Sayin': Cream of mushroom soup makes the hotdish
• Answer Man: Always check out favorite charities
• Lens on History: A magnificent fire station razed
• Record heat expected Thursday
• Report: Man atop Rochester high-rise threatens suicide
• Funding for honor guards at vet funerals cut
• Pelosi, Ellison hold public forum on famine
• MN state parks offering lots of Labor Day camping
• Judge upholds $60K verdict against N. Mpls blogger
• RCTC will be at the Minnesota State Fair tomorrow, September 1st, from 9am to 9p...
• Day in History: Computer Explorer post established at IBM
• Tee It Up golf benefit is Thursday
• Clarification
• Get ready for homecoming festivities! Register now for the Blue-n-Gold Scramble...
• Around the region: Pepin alliance seeks votes for $15,000 prize
• Minn. police agencies to enforce 'move over' law
• District seeks dismissal of 'Wangsta' lawsuit
• End of Ramadan marked in Rochester with food, gifts and prayer
• Report: Stillwater bridge still safe, but repairs needed
• Proposed Fillmore County veterans cemetery has funding
• Bicyclist hurt in collision with car
• New UMR students move into campus complex
• Talk of the Town: Setting the bar low in August
• Answer Man: USAgain is green, as in for-profit
• Mychal Wilmes: When the bird flies, the nest is empty
• Father whose son fled Minnesota to avoid chemo dies
• Documentary about wind industry to be shown in Byron
• Lake City motorcyclist injured in U.S. 61 crash
• Two Mankato girls in pajamas take stolen goat for walk
• Minnesota school levy count highest since 2001
• Catholic school students head back to class (video)
• Clothing donations to aid veterans causes
• Researchers take water samples for wild rice study
• EPA request could lead to violation issues for Silver Lake Plant
• U of M prepares for move-in day
• Dodge Center teen sells steer for $15,000 at state fair
• Sargent's to host Pink Day for breast cancer awareness
• Around the region
• Post office presentation Sept. 11
• Day in History: Back to school safety posters throughout town
• Ridgeway project preserves rural school history
• Thunderstorms possible today
• In Minnesota, Obama to tackle issues facing vets
• Minnesota extends costly credit line
• Suspicious deer tests negative for chronic wasting disease
• Just a friendly reminder that the UCR campus is tobacco free, inside and out, wi...
• Gas station robbery suspect arrested in Red Wing
• Party like a Greek
• Around the region
• Dover man injured in ATV accident
• Bicycle bridge gets 460-foot extension, links to Douglas Trail
• Area governent calendar
• Byron approves $1,000 fine for stealing water
• Day in History: Elgin receives natural gas service in 1961
• Rochester is focus of Armenian TV series
• Public-access cable TV programming
• International Year of the Forest
• Parched lawns could finally get some rain
• Answer Man: It's not Big Bird; it's a turkey vulture
• School districts grapple with state funding shift
• I'm Just Sayin': Frequent tweets can lead to — Hey, Repko's been called up
• Superintendent seeks community ideas in coffeehouse setting
• Answer Man: Not everyone is wild about those creeping cucumbers
• Former Mayo Clinic employee describes storm scene in N.C.
• Available at the Library!
• Day in history: Blackmun to deliver commencement speech in 1961
• Correction
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Location matters for hurricane-affected Minnesota natives
• Mantorville wants residents' feedback on dog park
• Drug Court program helps offenders get their lives back on track
• Around the region
• Ridgeway school adds fine arts, preschool wing
• Training offered to crisis-line volunteers
• School districts will see more state money deferred until next year
• Accident on U.S. 52 links lives of Iowa man, Twin Cities woman
• Answer Man: Sears wants to clean up with 'Dirty Jobs'
• ghost stories
• Emerald ash borer spreads to Winona County
• Somali man accused in terror probe collapses
• Eyota claims windfall from MnDOT program
• Around the region
• Stewartville fire fees heat up meeting
• Kasson council hears more reasons to save old school
• Austin company accused of altering business files
• PUC unveils permit language for AWA Goodhue wind project
• Mayo Clinic's biobank surpasses 20,000 participants
• Shootings in N. Mpls. have residents concerned
• Angler finds woman's prosthetic leg
• Student gives teacher precious gift
• Permit process scrutinized
• Deadline nears for landlords to complete city class
• Couple left war-affected country to battle for health here
• Ready for the show — Goodhue 4-H'ers prepare for fair competition
• Military news
• DAR to give $3,000 for log cabin work
• High School League promote robotics at state fair
• P-B Dialogues digs into sand mining
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Day in History: Pat Farrell named Rochester police chief
• Back and Forth: Walk to Defeat ALS is worthy cause
• Rain today? Weather service says maybe
• Wii offers console-ation prize for seniors
• Answer Man peeks at a Powerball winner
• Jen's World: In the Twilight of summer, mom gets hooked on love story
• Four hurt in head-on crash in Eyota
• RCTC Football plays the Northland Pioneers at St. Cloud State this Friday, Augus...
• Local researcher to lead national Alzheimer's advisory panel
• Around the region: Rash of thefts reported in Dodge Center
• Minn. Somali man to record stories at refugee camp
• Man amplifies a solo crusade against ladies night
• County Fairs aim to use Legacy money for barns, programs
• Volzes created forest from pasture
• Volzes created forest from pasture
• Day in history: Barton wins pistol-shooting championship
• State offers scholarships to early graduates
• Bike ride is a path to recovery for veterans
• Jen Koski's mad end-of-summer dash (video)
• Sunny skies again, high near 79
• Answer Man: Enough fuel to fill up a 747?
• I'm Just Sayin': State Fair is a celebration of Minnesotan-ness
• Lens on history: Rochester's 'Boystown'
• Stewartville woman chosen Princess Kay runner-up as state fair begins
• Helium tank pops, sends firefighters to Gonda Building
• Mantorville home damaged by fire
• Arrest made after schoolyard scare
• New phase of Mayo Clinic service in Haiti
• Your Pictures: Youths help raise money, food for Camp Companion
• Day in history: Watermelon patrol in operation in 1961
• Bridge project will close 7th Street on Saturday
• Negotiating state fair easier with app
• Dayton names new poet laureate for Minnesota
• Vandals twice strike Crystal cemetery
• World Music Series Event at the Library: Guy Mendilow
• Riverside concert series ends with near-record crowd
• Woman donates $650 to replace money stolen from quilters
• Downtown events highlight efforts to fight sex trafficking
• Red Wing, Lake City support silica sand mining moratorium
• Greg Sellnow loves the state fair (video)
• Crossing country on bikes, a warm stop in Minnesota
• Birders invite the public to count chimney swifts
• Area people shaken by quake
• Sunny and breezy today in southeast Minnesota
• Answer Man: Tighten up the belt to get the job done
• Talk of the Town: Setting the bar low in August
• Mychal Wilmes: A man's office is his palace
• Back to School for Rochester - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Olmsted County approves case settlement with law library
• Rochester police release sketch of suspect in attempted kidnapping
• Day in history: New RCC dorms to open in 1986
• Gary Eichten Will Retire from MPR
• World Music Series Event at the Library: Guy Mendilow
• Woman pinned under horse after a fall
• Legislators who declined paychecks will get full salaries
• MPR formats swap frequencies Wednesday
• Cigarette causes fire at mental health facility
• Kline supports doing away with No Child Left Behind school penalties
• RCTC student profile changing
• Tractor loaded with manure crashes; driver injured
• Old newspaper accounts reveal deaths by rattler
• Flu vaccine to stay the same
• Council puts Beer Bellyz on notice to tighten security
• Zumbro Falls man in coma after motocross crash
• Lieutenant governor meets with Rochester citizens, officials during 'Capital for a Day' event
• Severe thunderstorm watch until 8 a.m.
• To better serve you during the first weeks of fall semester, the RCTC bookstore...
• Friends Bulletin Board
• Rochester man dies in St. Cloud motorcycle accident
• Correction
• Science, Technology, Engineering, Math on meeting agenda
• Dayton orders flags lower for fallen SEAL
• Back to school rally is Tuesday at East Park
• Around the region
• County might pay $100,000 to settle law library suit
• Minnesota property tax bills are set to spike
• RCTC opens classes today with more than 6,000 enrolled
• Tractors wend their way through towns
• Couple has fourth August baby
• Area government calendar
• Day in history, Aug. 22
• Public access cable TV programming
• Answer Man: End is near for old Mickey D's building
• I'm Just Sayin': Get ready to mark your ballots for the recipe contest
• Arts draw a crowd for annual Artigras
• St. Paul school board OKs ads at sporting events
• Friends' Bookstore
• New hands at helm of Rochester Market Square
• Answer Man: A place for a Roman emperor? Answer Man goes to the well
• Welcome to fall semester at RCTC! It may be a little crazy on the first day of c...
• Mystery Tea at the Library
• Will Red Wing support moratorium silica sand mining?
• Website provides 'one stop shop' for recreation
• Byron graduation date, referendum amount set
• American Legion Riders raise money for scholarship fund
• Volunteer opportunities
• Day in history: Rochester Airport dedicated in 1961
• Isolated showers, then partly sunny Saturday
• KoMet Walk will lead way to new Kasson-Mantorville stadium
• Men work on road where brother died in 2005
• Back and Forth: Rochester Senior Center observes 50 years
• Answer Man: Who ran anti-Obama ad?
• Back Roads: Chief Wapahasha II statue inspires one to wonder
• Road closures start Monday near Elk Run project on U.S. 52
• Corrections
• Abortion numbers fall in Minnesota
• Teen injured when car rolls Friday in Goodhue County
• Damaging storms move through northern Minnesota
• Rochester man injured in garage fire
• Unusual & Special Books Stewardship Team
• Study under way into impacts of oil spill on Minnesota loons
• Bookstore August Special Sale
• Correction
• There was a great turnout at Welcome Day! Check out our photo album to see if yo...
• Minnesota National Guard soldiers bid farewell to friends, families
• Community News
• Lt. Gov. will visit Rochester on Monday, Tuesday
• Twin Cities real estate developer indicted for tax evasion
• Ever met the researcher trying to cure your disease?
• Class offered on new DNR watershed tool
• Tips for shoppers headed to the Gold Rush
• It's been a year to reflect for man released from prison
• Fire safety rules for bed and breakfasts vary
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Day in History: Cornerstone laid for new library in 1936
• Factoid
• Partly sunny today, rain possible this afternoon, evening
• Answer Man: Social Security office cuts its hours
• Jen's World: Hold onto your memories (especially if there's '80s music)
• Dayton orders flags lowered for slain SEAL
• Autographed books, Display Cabinet
• Renewable energy grants awarded for Minnesota
• Clearing air may raise power costs in Minn., N.D.
• Man faces arson, attempted homicide charges
• Xcel cited for safety violation at Prairie Island nuclear plant
• Report: Minnesotans tired of budget battles
• Paul McKenna Band at the Library
• Unusual & Special Books Stewardship
• Mayo Clinic gets FDA approval to test cancer vaccines
• Minn. officials issue $60 million in bonds for 911 system
• Rochester shines on ACT college entrance exam
• Boy suffers burns after cousin allegedly lights his back on fire
• Site preparation continues for new Lourdes High School
• Student community grows in urban garden
• Rochester named a Legacy Destination for Minnesota
• Isolated showers, thunderstorms likely Thursday
• Factoid: Apples
• Grant to help patients predict heart attack risk
• Blooming Prairie Boys & Girls Club fills community need
• Khmer Sobriety Project to host first-ever benefit
• Minn. program for immigrant doctors loses funding
• Your Pictures: Mazeppa Area Historical Society Cemetery Walk
• Day in History: Rochester teen hitchhikes to Oklahoma in 1936
• Answer Man: Secret Service has its eye on the Answer Man
• I'm Just Sayin': Kids have all graduated, but support for Rochester's schools remains
• New school law goal: Reading by the third grade
• Minnesota's ACT scores among best in nation
• Family waits to hear if shot is worth $50,000
• Eyota considers forfeited lots from subdivision
• Minnesota seeks waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Regional airports to get $900,000 for improvements
• National Guard deployment ceremony set for Thursday
• An unexpected meeting with the president
• Spare Key to host Thursday benefit in Rochester
• Corrections
• Rochester Art Center at risk of closing?
• Presidential motorcade was 'a huge effort'
• Tractor drive to make stop in Zumbrota
• Local horseman's funeral features his beloved draft horses
• Minnesota issues draft moose management plan
• Stewartville veteran talks jobs over lunch with Obama
• Security plans for Obama's lunch came together quickly
• Put it on a stick and find it at the State Fair
• Riverland theater director to retire
• Stagecoach Trail inches closer to reality
• Talk of the Town: Working on a dream is hard work
• Mychal Wilmes: Life's complex choices aren't good for all
• Day in history, Aug. 17
• Reading Cats
• Cuts halt program to qualify immigrant doctors for residency
• Sights and sounds from Obama visit
• Testimony begins in deputy shooting trial
• No stop by Obama in Harmony, but lots of cheers
• Girl, man who tried to rescue her die at hospital
• 4-man crew back in Minn. after Hudson Bay journey
• Split Rock Lighthouse named historic landmark
• Fosston High School graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Minn. state fair stage vendor faces charges
• Lining up to see the president
• Volunteers sought for history project
• Wine competition winners at the Olmsted County Fair
• Council says no to Art Center's request for $23,000
• WSU Ramaley says this year will be her last
• Cannon Falls bakery one beneficiary of Obama's visit
• Obama has lunch in Cannon Falls, then pie in Zumbrota (video)
• RCTC Women's Soccer Open Tryouts are August 22 - 25 from 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm each...
• 4-man crew back in Minn. after Hudson Bay journey
• Mayo Clinic trustees elect new board members
• In Zumbro Falls pizza pies rise from the floodwaters
• Historic Mississippi River dredge may become scrap
• Day in History: Employment sets a record in 1961
• Grant will fund research at Mayo, in Czech Republic
• Olmsted/Rochester K9 unit nets tops awards
• Mayo staffer named 'distinguished fellow'
• Campus news
• Lens on History: From under the hood to student housing
• Mostly sunny today, rain possible in afternoon, evening
• Winona County man scares off home invaders
• Summer Fundraisers
• Friends Bookstore volunteers
• President Obama makes unscheduled stop in Chatfield
• Around the region
• Woman survives house explosion
• Kenyon-Wanamingo to ask voters about levy override
• Campus news
• Data processing group continues its winning ways
• WOW Weekend at RCTC on Saturday, August 20 (8 am - 4 pm) and Sunday, August 21 (...
• Smoke damage, lurkers and and bullet hole
• Mayo Clinic trustees elect new board members
• At least five lawsuits filed after herbicide damage
• Hibbing museum hosts 'Gathering of Buses'
• Trip to Somalia inspires Rochester man's effort to end famine
• Pine Island family marks century milestone in dairy farming (video)
• Answer Man: Where might Obama stop along U.S. 52?
• Young at heart enjoy history of Yesteryear (video)
• Your Pictures: Service club helps with fundraiser
• Workshop will address elder abuse prevention
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history: Radio cowboy 'Slim Jim' to visit Eagle Drug Store in 1936
• Berne cemetery seeks help to stay afloat
• Area government meetings
• Partly sunny Monday afternoon
• Answer Man: Get up to speed on price of gasoline
• I'm Just Sayin': Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and — tomatoes?
• HEY NEW RCTC STUDENTS...we want no worries for you on your first day of classes!...
• Answer Man: Are Segways OK on pedestrian trails?
• Dover looks at adding new cable provider
• Byron post office cuts back hours
• Nazarene Well House celebrates third year with facelift
• Byron Kwik Trip makes the switch
• Willow Creek Middle School gets a makeover
• Wabasha, Winona counties get federal payments for refuge lands
• Question & Answer: What's up with the region's climate?
• All the rain, snow, heat ... Is it global warming?
• Navy SEALs killed in helicopter crash were among America's best
• Answer Man: Bachmanns were paid for foster care services
• Back and Forth: Drive-in diners were big in the 1950s
• Answer Man: Photographer Liebling was a major artist
• Local week in review
• Day in history: 'Moonlight' Graham makes 100th visit to clinic in 1961
• Visting Author Series, Kamala Nair
• Cannon Falls abuzz about Obama visit
• Motorcyclist badly injured in U.S. 52 mishap
• SEALs killed in helicopter crash were among America's best
• Of 3,500 Rochester students, 52 percent pass state science test
• Reader comments
• Around the region
• Western Days set to begin today
• Farm workshop scheduled for Aug. 27
• Library mural depicts Rochester's diversity
• Group has worked to make Goodhue County healthier
• Reads Landing makes a heady return to history
• Back Roads: Grillmasters offer just the right touch (video)
• Leaking stove fueled fatal blast in Minneapolis
• Conservation district gives out two awards
• Mendota Bridge work begins Monday, expect traffic delays
• Task force hears process improvement ideas
• Second SEAL from Minnesota died in crash
• Around Minnesota
• Your Pictures: In the military
• New Red Wing superintendent 'hit the ground running'
• Alcohol ordinances gain traction in Goodhue County
• Rochester Scouts earn Eagle rank
• Day in History: Demolition of 'first' Mayo clinic begins in 1986
• Motorcyclist injured on I-90
• Factoid: Elephant's trunk
• Civil War concert in Winona on Aug. 25
• Golfer believes message on balloon, hole in one were linked
• Rain today, storms possible
• Jen's World: First week without kids provides a Daisy of a time
• Answer Man: Yes, you too can drive a tank
• Motorcycle accident slows I-90
• Campus news
• Day Care Day draws 228, ribbons add color to Mower County Fair
• Body in river identified
• Autism program helps students with the daily routine
• Oil exec funds Mayo Clinic extreme transplant center
• Vikings owner: Fans needn't be nervous about L.A.
• Americans looking to break through at PGA
• LGA cuts sting Stewartville budget
• Around the region
• Around the state
• Powerball ticket worth $229 million
• Music from Barlow Plaza concert didn't bother neighbors
• New Mayo patient-care site at Mall of America is for special events
• I'm Just Sayin': American people are a we, not a them
• Mayo Clinic experiments with retail at Mall of America
• Second Navy SEAL from Minn. died in chopper crash
• Another pleasant day today
• Factoid: The origin of watermelon
• Answer Man: If you can, give the butterflies a brake
• Day in History: IBM lowers its PC price
• Kasson council votes to demolish old school, build new library
• Around the region
• Annual ceremony floats lanterns for peace
• Rochester man hopes to rally help for famine victims in Somalia
• Around the region
• Dover-Eyota ACT scores remain high despite drop
• Mayo Clinic Health Fair at Mall of America
• Meyer and Schuldt win Houston County primary
• Fatal crash closes I-94 in downtown Minneapolis
• 21 Minn. motorists ticketed for driving 100 mph
• Twin Cities older volunteers tops in the nation
• Celebrate the end of RCTC's Summer Session II at Thursdays on First tomorrow wit...
• Bolder Options holds its first graduation, adds bicycling
• Area cities adjust budgets to reflect lost state aid
• Two Republicans bank their all on Iowa poll
• GOP holds 4 seats, Democrats win 2 in Wisconsin recall races
• Twin Cities, Minnesota top nation for volunteering
• Townships weigh in on silica sand moratorium request as county bumps back its decision
• Tax whammy: Olmsted County property taxes likely to rise due to state cuts
• Check out Jen's World (video)
• Summer camp to help kids affected by tornado
• Muñoz fills out cabinet
• Day in History: Lone Ranger and Silver close Fillmore County Fair
• Your Pictures: National Night Out in Frontenac
• Motorcycle ride raises money for welcome center
• Motorcyclists to ride for small dogs
• Stroll for Epilepsy set for Thursday
• A pleasant day in the forecast
• Mychal Wilmes: No convertible, but now he has the haircut for it
• Answer Man: Take this answer to the bank
• Talk of the Town: Pollyanna offers praise, ideas to boost the fair
• Another Podulke elected to Olmsted board
• More than 1,000 gather to remember firefighter
• Questions about the economy? We'll find the answers
• Greg Sellnow: Who are 'the American people'? (video)
• Fire in Waltham engulfs shed
• Harvest Mass celebrates a richer bounty
• Three young directors debut their work at Goodhue County Fair
• POW/MIA recognition set for Sept. 17
• Lens on history: Pour me a cool one
• Stars and planets and nebula, oh my
• Wabasha to look deeper at frac mining
• Walz's deputy chief of staff leaves for Met Council
• Contract settled for school principals
• Have you ever wanted to know how to build a house or work on your own home? Lea...
• Top bond ratings not at risk, city and county officials say
• Heartbeet Farm beats on
• Wild edibles class Aug. 13
• Day in history: WPA projects suspended for firefighting in 1936
• Council looks forward to winter
• Mayo doctors reattach man's arm
• St. Charles school might seek levy override
• Kasson City Hall taps into power of the sun
• Chatfield Western Days begins Wednesday
• 43 die on Minnesota roads in July
• Wakeboarders don't need a boat with Red Wing man's invention (video)
• 37th Street road work nears completion
• Spicer group seeks to stop spread of zebra mussels
• Area government calendar
• Mower County officials raise questions about winery planned near Spring Valley
• 2 people killed in head-on crash in Blue Earth Co.
• Kasson council to hear library plans Wednesday
• Your Pictures: Red Wing Collectors Society convention in Red Wing
• Hope Lodge fundraiser is Aug. 13
• Public access cable TV programming
• Wolfram joins KTTC-TV
• Body found in Mississippi south of Winona
• Paraplegic Kenyon man defies odds to swim again
• Answer Man: Settlement money paid for memorial
• I'm Just Sayin': A county fair with rodeos and music? Cool!
• P-B summer intern bids farewell with lots of memories
• Street Maintenance Chip Sealing on Various Streets
• 65th St NW Overlay and Widening Scheduled to Begin August 10
• Looking for something fun to do today? Head on down to Lanesboro's Buffalo Bill...
• New Jersey man dies in head-on collision near Mazeppa
• Answer Man: Trailer parks can set 'reasonable limits' on public access
• At least one dead in head-on crash near Mazeppa
• Trout pizza anyone? Rushford stages grilling contest
• Untitled
• State budget problems keep squeezing Minn. schools
• Tours offered of Winona Lock and Dam on Aug. 13
• Leuning sworn in as new judge in Albert Lea
• Wait for wetlands, but learn in the meantime
• Rochester sales tax would benefit region
• Back and Forth: Frank Klauda's Hungarian memories
• A year after release, man in Toyota crash reflects
• Tick-borne diseases up dramatically in dogs, humans
• Answer Man: Dial '811' for underground information
• Back Roads: Paradise, with tomatoes
• Day in history: Gen. Gruenther to speak in 1961
• Local week in review
• Your Pictures: Water Ski Show
• Local author helps celebrate Coast Guard anniversary
• Rochester Montessori School to pursue International Baccalaureate status
• Day in history: 100 CCC'ers fight fire in 1936
• Rare plant grows in Mower County ditch
• Groups seek to enhance local arts scene
• Saturday could bring hazardous weather
• Moorhead's 88-degree dew point sets state record
• Stuff-the-Bus event collects school supplies for children in need
• Goodhue Fair to include tribute to troops
• Man hits garage, drives off, is arrested
• I-90 resurfacing to cause delays next week
• Six vie for Houston County board seat
• Dental clinic at U of M gets $3.5M gift
• Zumbro Falls residents create Eco-Trike
• Mower County Board amends ordinance to allow food service at Spring Valley-area winery
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Zumbrota crowd turns out for wind farm documentary
• Century grad completes Air Force training
• Fountain woman named Pork Ambassador
• Leaders promise wave of cooperation during business cruise
• Judge nixes proposed 450-foot BWCA cellphone tower
• Arc rummage sale begins today
• Iowa feedlot must pay $15K for manure discharge
• Naming of ski race and mentorship 'a great honor'
• District court judge to be sworn in Friday
• Correction
• Peace lantern ceremony organizer seeks link between bombing, meltdown
• Day in History: Area woman crowned Brown Swiss Queen in 1986
• Your Pictures: Kingdom Kids Christian Preschool celebration
• Partly sunny today, chance for rain
• Answer Man: Pet food gets tastier in Oak Center
• Jen's World: Trip to camp is another step in growing up
• Fire department battalion chief dies in logging accident
• Toy truck saves lives in Afghanistan
• Appeals court upholds judgment against county, director
• Rochester boy casts Walz's vote during visit to Capitol
• Wind project switches to two turbines from three near Lewiston
• Rochester loses $2 million in state aid
• Goodhue County Board initiates plans for new Health and Human Services building
• Mayo discovers new tick infection
• Correction
• Red Wing celebrates summer with River City Days
• Jesse Brewington will be remembered for his lifetime of giving
• Rochester's municipal pools will close this month after a scorching summer
• John Adams students' project results in cigarette butt cleanup
• Excite your taste buds at new event
• Mayo Clinic northeast gets statewide recognition
• Utica School reunion is Aug. 7
• Sierra Club urges clean air legislation during Rochester event
• The pleasant weather continues
• Day in history, Aug. 4
• Little and big plans for Chatfield ATV group
• Answer Man: How long will Highway 60 be closed?
• Judge nixes proposed 450-foot BWCA cellphone tower
• Duluth crews called to two more water rescues today
• AFS student exchange seeks host families
• Campus News
• Day in history: Nurse sends Medal for Bravery to Saint Marys in 1961
• Letters missing from I-35W bridge collapse memorial
• CapX2020 power line's route revealed
• Facebook scam involves money transfers to the Philippines
• Goodhue County wind project awaits shutdown-delayed paperwork
• Dayton: Agriculture key to state's economy
• Neighbors celebrate National Night Out
• Planned Parenthood adds hours to make up for closed clinics
• Black and White party set for Thursday
• Stagecoach Trail master plan open for review and comment
• Your Pictures: Lake City Market
• Sunny skies, high near 83
• Free training offered for 'green' construction jobs
• After fire, Spring Valley store owner must decide to remodel or move
• Pine Island schools seek another $840,000
• Talk of the Town: Extreme 'emptying' easily enjoyable
• Mychal Wilmes: August comes much too early
• Answer Man: Rochester school will be Novation's 12th
• Woman rescued from Second Street bridge
• Well bred, well read contest finalists
• Brews and Clues - Registration Update
• Search for missing Winona woman goes statewide
• Lens on history: FDR visits Rochester
• Day in history: Sheriff warns about magazine peddlers in 1961
• Your Pictures: Pink Ribbon Challenge fundraiser in Wabasha
• Minneapolis dedicates bridge Remembrance Garden
• Congratulations to Kyle Sursley, RCTC Yellowjacket #8 Baseball Pitcher, who made...
• Red Wing gets one proposal to buy municipal golf course
• State government shutdown leaves some teens homeless
• I'm Just Sayin' (video)
• National Night Out gatherings are tonight
• Investor raises promised $1 billion for Elk Run
• Red Wing superintendent denies lawsuit allegations over 'Wangsta Day' incident
• Separating the oats from the straw (video)
• Community news
• Water ski team places second in tournament
• 6 workers shaken by Waite Park lightning strike
• Showers, thunderstorms possible today
• Thunderstorm watch in effect until 9 p.m.
• Using a Library for Historical Research
• August is...
• STOP Don't Get Dropped! A really important RCTC deadline is coming up this Frid...
• Crane strikes U.S. 14 overpass at Kasson
• New chancellor begins work at MnSCU
• Free admission boosts attendance at fair, but still room to grow
• Public access cable TV programming
• July goes down as sixth hottest in history
• Trip to Norway tempered by tragedy
• Despite high water, locks busy this summer
• Federal lawsuit claims Red Wing school dress up day was racist
• I'm Just Sayin': Delightful Olmsted County Fair, but here's one suggestion
• Answer Man: CapX2020 power line will be visible for miles
• Day in history, Aug. 1
• Dodge Center pool evacuated, will remain closed until Monday
• ONLY NINE MORE DAYS of summer session II remain...less than two weeks and you're...
• Answer Man: In Minnesota city of Courtland, toilet rises high
• Rochester boy injured in motorcycle accident
• Motorcycles collide on U.S. 52 ramp
• Around Minnesota
• Day in history: Lyle area farmers donate hay to South
• Your Pictures: Accentra Credit Union fundraiser in Austin
• Campus News
• Restrictions on U.S. 14 near Marion Road
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Mantorville council gives dog park the paws up
• Farmfest has something for everyone
• Eyota to build downtown bike depot for commuters
• Model T club mourns fatality
• New Cascade Town Hall open house Monday
• Freckles keeps area youth in the swing of things
• Sunny Saturday and mayflies along the Mississippi
• County attorney's office offers prostitutes a chance to get charges dismissed
• Family looks for answers in son's death on roadway (video)
• Back and Forth: History center's threshing show is coming up
• Answer Man pedals ahead on bridge question
• Back Roads: Mudboggers get thrill-filled seconds of time
• Winona police looking for missing woman
• Eyota accepts new storm water plan
• Ramadan marks time of giving in a time of great need
• Your Pictures: Olmsted County Fair
• Lightning strike causes fire, but quickly extinguished
• Imperfect state budget fix assures longterm pain
• Find the sheriff's office on Facebook
• Court says pesticide drift can count as trespass
• Planning, public works permit process reviewed
• One Olmsted Fair event is on ice
• Food fight leads to charges, KP duty at Kasson-Mantorville High School
• 4-H sheep winners at Olmsted County Fair
• Religious conventions make large economic impact 25+ years
• Group effort restores family's faith in community
• Neighbors band together for National Night Out
• Academic Notebook: Friedell student wins awards for science fair project
• Kasson business people pepper P-B with questions
• Miracles Happen Festival features music, military salute
• Correction
• Century grad completes Air Force training
• Cascade Town Hall to hold open house
• Campus News
• Rochester sets new energy-demand record
• Sunny skies today, less humidity
• Answer Man: 37th Street project near the end — really
• Peace Fountain's sculptor says its popularity is 'beyond my expectations'
• Day in history, July 29
• Flash flood overwhelms Rochester family
• Rochester mobile home damaged by fire
• Flash flood warning until 7:30 p.m.
• Number of abortions plummets in Minnesota
• Companies, opponents continue work on power line
• Mayo Merger: Milestones before the integration
• Mayo Merger: Mayo Clinic's governing structure has evolved since the early days
• Mayo Merger: Years of collaboration between Saint Marys and Methodist hospitals preceded integration with Mayo Clinic
• Mayo Merger: A 25th anniversary for Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
• Mayo Merger: A hospital within a hospital
• Mayo Merger: Board maintains Catholic identity at Saint Marys Hospital
• Mayo Merger: Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins have similar structure
• Mayo Merger: Mayo formulates strategies for changes in health care
• Mayo Merger: Mayo's growth has gone well
• Mayo Merger: Integration of Mayo Clinic, hospitals benefits patients, employees
• Isaac Odim, former #21 RCTC Yellowjacket running back in 2007, has signed a cont...
• Goodhue County township votes to back mining moratorium
• Deployment is town hall meeting's tough topic
• Your Pictures: Byron Good Neighbor Days
• Frontenac State Park offers archery lesson on Saturday
• Around-the-clock security is a presence at Olmsted County Fair
• Work on Elk Run interchange at Pine Island leads to lane closures on U.S. 52
• Fair food fun for the fearless (video)
• Wowball provides walk on water
• Correction
• DNR flooded with calls for state park reservations
• U.S. Somalis move to ease misery of famine back home
• Answer Man doesn't clam up about zebra mussels
• I'm Just Sayin': We're all tourists no matter where we travel
• Twin Cities man bitten by rattlesnake near Caledonia
• Driver of Model T dies from crash injuries
• Driver of Model T dies from crash injuries
• Think Green! Think Horticulture! RCTC’s Horticulture major still has openings...
• Fire in Brownsdale destroys home
• Commissioners halt construction on Mower County winery
• Jen's World (video)
• P-B Dialogues gathering looks at CapX2020 power line project
• 4-H winners
• Benefit planned for family affected by farm accident
• Camp teaches kids math, science principles
• Friedell Middle School honor roll
• 'Miracle of Birth' popular at fair
• Giesen appointed public health director in Olmsted County
• Kenyon moves to have old high school demolished
• Correction
• Day in History: 2 ex-cons nabbed after theft of safe
• Postal Service looks at closing 88 Minnesota locales
• A stormy day in the forecast
• Answer Man: Are you all ears for the Answer Man's latest?
• Mychal Wilmes: New recruit strikes out as altar boy
• Talk of the Town: For farm kids, fair week is huge
• Rochester girl injured in rollover on I-90
• Wanamingo man injured in pickup-semitrailer crash
• I'm Just Sayin': We're all tourists (video)
• Man sentenced for taking girl across line
• All but 4 state parks reopen after shutdown
• Angler swept through central Minn. culvert, dies
• Suspect arrested in arson at Dayton's old home
• High bacteria level closes Minneapolis beach
• Correction
• Traffic changed at I-35/U.S. 14 interchange
• It's Olmsted County Fair time once again
• Olmsted County Fair Schedule
• Wind farm opponents say turbines could hurt eagles
• State law requires annual evaulations for public-school teachers
• Local students receive People's Cooperative scholarships
• Despite hard times, Rochester finances seem stable
• Documentary focuses on wind development in a small town
• Your Pictures: Model Ts in Zumbrota
• Day in History: City firefighters rescue cow from cesspool
• Lens on history: A grand dame on a grand avenue
• Will Pine Island schools keep police officer?
• CapX2020 project will be discussed Wednesday in Rochester
• Forestry field day Aug. 16 in Chatfield
• Sober Fest scheduled for Aug. 6 in Kasson
• More heat, humidity, then a thunderstorm
• Tour company adds trolleys to the mix
• FBI offers reward in alleged kidnap case
• Local bicyclists trek for a cure
• Olmsted County Fair schedule
• Your Pictures: Juggling convention
• Bridge work forces detour on Minnesota Highway 60 near Dumfries
• CapX2020 project will be discussed Wednesday in Rochester
• Rochester school administrator picked as principal at Holy Spirit
• State parks spring back to life slowly
• Cancellations, weather hold down park traffic
• Public access cable TV programming
• Antique flag preserved for future generations
• Area government calendar
• Day in History, July 25
• Answer Man: Dust from the lawn? It's rusty
• I'm Just Sayin': Church lady bill was government in action
• 3 groomsmen among 4 killed in Wis. boat collision
• More than 1,500 riders take part in Cruise fundraiser
• RCTC wants you to succeed not only academically but in all areas of your life! Explore the GPS LifePlan (Goals + Plans = Success) web site!
• Answer Man: Infamous $5,000 desk still in school district offices
• Minneapolis church to honor Norway victims
• Girls camping near Zumbrota injured in Saturday morning storm
• Answer Man: Borders will be out of business by Sept.
• Back and Forth: Olmsted County Fair to be full of miracles
• Back Roads: Gravesite is shrouded in mystery
• Agency on aging to host outreach event
• Rochester man helps raise awareness about crisis in Somalia
• Rochester children's museum in line for state funding
• Officials identify woman killed in motorcycle-truck collision
• RCTC 2011 spring graduates
• Day in history: Balloon lands in tree near Zumbro Falls in 1961
• Mudracing drivers get down and dirty
• Pedaling Preston's assets
• Your Pictures: Juggling convention
• CapX2020 project will be discussed Wednesday
• Rules adopted for managing the Cedar River watershed
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• From midway to music, Olmsted County Fair has something for everyone
• Rochester soldiers set to be deployed to Kuwait
• Although the shutdown is over, its lasting effects are felt
• Highway near Lanesboro was closed for 8 hours after semi accident
• Second Saturday Sale Volunteers Needed
• Judges get an early taste of A Taste of Rochester
• State services slowly begin again
• Officials identify woman killed in motorcycle-truck collision
• Model T Ford rolls over
• School board to discuss negotiations in closed session
• Byron schools juggle graduation date to avoid conflicts
• Bikers rev up for scholarships
• U.S. Postal Service targets Peterson office for closure
• Judge: Couple guilty of chaining child to retain parental rights
• Rochester Catholic Schools hire new director
• Beetles feast on local leaves
• Forecast: High heat index again Saturday, thunderstorms in evening
• Furst Draft: Looking for deals? We've got 'em
• Answer Man: Heat, humidity have always been a sweaty combo
• Jen's World: Witness the miracle of birth? Yeah, I can't do that
• Answer Man: Borders will be out of business by Sept.
• Crash cuts Wabasha County deputy's career short, but not before he'd made his mark (video)
• Minn. man accused of making fake postage stamps
• Three more indicted in Cook Ponzi scheme
• Home health aide is a 'superstar' for Comfort Home Health Care
• Math academies get students on the right foot
• National military group honors Rochester volunteer
• Correction
• Ahhhh, sweet relief
• Your Pictures: People's Co-op anniversary celebration
• Answer Man: What's the best way to use AC efficiently?
• I'm Just Sayin': It's still hot, but at least the LeCar is gone
• Day in history, July 21
• Lens on history: Business card connects past to today
• Sending you a chill from the RCTC photo archives...this would feel good today, during this record heat wave, right? Stay COOL!
• Historic Forestville to reopen Saturday
• Shutdown makes things worse for frustrated flood victims in southeast Minnesota
• No air conditioning? It's no sweat for some
• Top-hospital list has Mayo at No. 3
• Budget funds training center, Lake Shady project
• Heat kills feedlot cattle in region
• Your Pictures: Old-fashioned sing-along in Lake City
• Survival Days kicks off in West Concord with Tribute to Troops
• 75 Minn. families named Farm Families of the Year
• State government will take "a while" to get up and running
• Moldy turf needs replacing at Metrodome
• Mychal Wilmes: This is not your father's university campus
• Answer Man: What's an apportioned vehicle?
• Talk of the Town: Grandpa's Rules of the Road make trips more fun
• Veteran videographer puts a face on silica sand 'problem'
• Day in history, July 20
• City Responds to Excessive Heat
• Correction
• Excessive heat causes cancellations, closures
• Top-hospital list has Mayo at No. 3
• Goodhue County Planning Commission advises against a moratorium on silica sand mining
• Wis. motorcyclist hit by vehicle along U.S. 61
• City council notebook: Council renews plans for new Menards
• Jugglers get a chance to share their passion
• Greg Sellnow: Hot? Try driving a car without AC in Missouri (video)
• Day in History: New track, grandstands for Dodge County
• Emergency responders get training for grain bin rescues
• Fillmore County Fair opens Tuesday
• Your Pictures: Share the Hope concert in Lake City
• Catch your cat reading!
• Weather service recognizes Mayo as 'StormReady'
• RPU investigating downtown power outage
• Minnesota Somali man pleads guilty to terror charge
• Complete your financial aid (FAFSA) online today! Fall semester starts on August 22, 2011.
• Homeownership declines among Duluth minorities
• Funeral service Monday for fallen Marine
• Leech Lake tribal election results voided
• Authorities: Missing woman may be in Texas
• Rochester man dies after bicycle accident
• A beastly hot week ahead
• Ralph Gracie Post: Mother, son to lead Legion, Auxiliary
• Family celebrates 155 years in Rochester
• Wash, rinse, die — 'zombies' clean cars (video)
• Century government teacher heads to D.C.
• Doctor seeks motocross safety and trust
• In the face of disaster, Hammond Bar endures
• 250 Model T Fords to rumble into the area this week
• Today in History, July 18
• Public access cable TV programming
• Area government calendar
• Parts of Wabasha County under flash flood warning
• Migrant workers struggle early in season
• Answer Man: Does the Do Not Call list really work?
• I'm Just Sayin': Concert offers great summertime entertainment
• Gas leak leads to neighborhood evacuation
• Warning issued as heat index climbs past 100
• Camera Work: Star track conquests at All Comers' meet
• Rochester man critically hurt in bike crash
• Answer Man: Neighbor raises a stink over use of toilet as a planter
• Bear wanders through downtown Duluth, draws a crowd
• Man sought in wife's abduction in northeast Minnesota
• Xcel Foundation grants reach southeastern Minnesota nonprofits
• Campus News
• Iraq refugee documentary to be shown Sunday
• Byron Good Neighbor Days festivities rescheduled due to rain
• Day in History: Mercury hits 108 in 1936
• Byron school superintendent elected Good Neighbor
• Open house planned for shipboard education program
• Headstone back where it started; mystery remains
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• With budget deal, state workers ready to return
• Trees on West Circle Drive? It's county's choice
• Budget deal further stretches school funding
• After flood at Lake Zumbro, team back up on skis
• AWA Goodhue still plans on fall construction
• Ordinance left blowing in the wind
• Wind standards vary across southeastern Minnesota
• U.S. women's soccer team inspires local players
• Back and Forth: Neighborhood groceries kept us fed
• Answer Man: 'Base tan' gives you a head start on wrinkles
• Your Pictures: Jaycees 4th of July Kids Parade
• Local week in review
• Back Roads: Wabasha's rock star
• Heat wave might last a week
• First concert at Barlow Event Center postponed
• Byron parade, fireworks postponed
• Get your parade fix this weekend and watch for RCTC Student Life in the Byron parade on Friday, July 15th @ 7pm AND in the Eyota parade on Saturday, July 16th @ 11am!
• Pioneer School program open to Winona students
• Negligence lawsuit dismissed against Mayo Medical Laboratories
• Stewartville teen participates in national energy conference
• Software's benefits could aid building inspections, permitting, committee hears
• Correction
• Ostrom to speak on Coast Guard
• Root River Park open house on Saturday
• Day in History: Gov. Floyd Olson to have surgery at Saint Marys
• Expelliarmus! Potter fans excited about film, sad about end of series
• Student athletes will see new requirement on concussions
• Area businesses rev up for motocross race
• Carnival rides inspected before shutdown
• Excessive-heat watch this weekend
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Answer Man: Blue lights are curious distraction
• Jen's World: Montpelier gives warm welcome
• County fair season shifts into high gear
• Bemidji family helps rebuild Joplin, Mo., from tornado damage
• Bars with renewed liquor licenses breathing sigh of relief
• Stewartville contracts with state electrical inspector because of shutdown
• Police identify driver of truck that ran into Culver's
• Dodge County board orders citation issuance
• Campus news
• Couples blessing will be part of Pridefest in Rochester
• Mormon leader doesn't fault Carefest for volunteer policy
• Foreclosure notice ruled invalid
• Day in history: Reward offered after the shooting of 'Flash'
• Red Wing medical center adds OB/GYN staff members
• History of law enforcement on display at Dodge County Fair
• Your Pictures: Dodge County 4-H horse camp
• Relatively cool today, then warming trend on the way
• Answer Man: Changes planned for Rochester hotel?
• I'm Just Sayin': It's not easy to be the camp cook
• Overnight Relay for Life fundraiser starts Friday
• Fargo-area colleges combine on vaccinology minor
• Lens on history: Rochester's oldest commercial building
• Campus News
• Campus News
• MillerCoors ordered to pull beer from Minnesota stores
• Some bars running out of alcohol during shutdown
• What a beautiful day at RCTC! This gal has the right idea :)
• Close call with bear puts former Rochester man in national news
• Pickup crashes into Culver's north (video)
• Minn. gets $59 million tax-reciprocity payment from Wisconsin
• Munoz takes school district's reins
• Effects of shutdown still being discovered
• Back and Forth: Pickwick Mill is still grinding
• Author writes about the bear in her backyard
• Jen's World: Son wears down mom, it's dog time
• Your Pictures: Jaycees 4th of July kids parade
• Mychal Wilmes: Hot weather triggers warm thoughts of the past
• I'm Just Sayin': Morning glories be damned! The farmer prevails
• Answer Man: Harbor Freight Tools moving into former Petco space
• Back Roads: Woman's new job is one she loves
• I'm Just Sayin': It's deja vu all over again in shutdown
• Jen's World: Solution to summertime blues? Fishing
• Lens on history: This ice cream team was cool
• Day in history, July 4
• Day in history, July 5
• Answer Man: It's 'coke' to you and me
• Day in history, July 6
• Here's the rub on city massage licenses
• Silica sand mine in Fillmore stirs no controversy
• Your Pictures: Habitat house completed in Rushford
• Day in history: Zumbrota has 100th anniversary all-school reunion in 1986
• Mychal Wilmes: Unity is damaged, but not lost
• Talk of the Town: Midwesterners fear weather Karma
• Answer Man: Essential or not, most legislators accept paychecks
• Sunny skies, mild temps today
• Semi rolls on U.S. 14 and U.S. 52 ramp
• Pittenger to retire from police department
• What's Greg Sellnow sayin' now? (video)
• Opponents of silica sand mining proposal keep up their efforts in Goodhue County
• Byron Good Neighbor Days summer festival is this weekend
• Red Wing City Council says citizens initiative over golf course sale is invalid
• Day in history: Pixar scientist does research at Mayo in 1986
• Thinking of starting college in the fall? Check out RCTC where you can EXPECT MORE! Deadline to apply is August 8.
• Inver Grove Heights body identified
• Correction: Oronoco Township proposes new power-line route
• New charter school to lease Studio Academy space
• Rochester tops list of most resilient places
• Minnesota bond rating downgraded over budget woes
• Minn. judge denies money for disabled job program
• Radio ads argue 'racino' money could end shutdown
• Minn. judge says rest stops should stay closed
• History center offers day camp for kids
• Wabasha fair to feature Redneck Olympics
• Fundraiser set for Spring Valley family
• Anderson Center's Summer Celebration of the Arts is a hit
• Your Pictures: Winona-area photo contest
• Idled Minnesota public employees holding on ... for now
• Scattered showers Tuesday
• Henry David Thoreau
• Check out the RCTC Auto Mechanic Program video...classes start August 22nd!
• Citizens League meeting Tuesday will explore ramifications of tax breaks
• Lakeville man dies in ultra-light plane crash near Wanamingo
• Wacipi Celebration draws a crowd
• Bunge new manager of Shakespeare festival
• Red Bulls treated to steak dinner, time with family as deployment nears
• Bridge jumping worries Fillmore County Board
• Shutdown to start to affect fairs, festivals
• Southern Sudanese refugees celebrate independence
• Public access cable TV programming
• I'm Just Sayin': Entertainment at a campground is simple, good
• Cool Reads for Hot Days - Ice Cream
• Gov. Dayton helps serve steaks to troops, families
• Thunderstorms to move through area tonight
• 1 dead after small plane crashes near Wanamingo
• Home helped clean up Duluth's downtown, business leaders say
• Chronic offenders 'out of circulation'
• Making the financial case
• Definitions to understand the idea behind Silver Creek Corner
• Duluth center gives chronic alcoholics shelter, safety after years without either
• Duluth center for chronic alcoholics serves as plan for Rochester site
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Hero was in the right place at the right time (video)
• Indian philosopher to speak on healing
• Kids, families enjoy free Thursday Nature Play at Jay C. Hormel Nature Center
• Johnson appointed head of building safety
• School district names principals, administrators
• Shutdown could slow Mayo expansion in Mankato
• Correction
• Oronoco Township proposes new power-line route
• Campus news
• Inspectors will check food vendors at Dodge County Fair
• Day in History, July 9
• Iowa joins search for missing Minnesota woman
• Weekend: Chance of showers; temps in 80s
• Hey, check out RCTC's YouTube channel !
• South Sudanese mark new country's birth
• Second Saturday Sale - July 9th
• Leadership expert to speak at church
• Correction
• Canadian Honker assists with Serving Our Troops on Sunday
• Rochester migrant outreach program helps students keep up with courses
• Still at the fair, and loving it
• State shutdown means some kids shut out of Y camps/Link
• Minn. court OKs background checks during shutdown
• Day in history: New Soldiers Field pool dedicated in 1936
• Son of Zumbro Falls couple takes command of Army brigade
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Magazine to feature Gold Rush Days
• Chance for rain this weekend
• Motorcycle rider hurt in crash
• Officials ID victims of New Ulm B&B fire
• Winona County road closed in Dakota
• Rochester man arrested under new synthetic-drug ban
• B&B where six died in fire not licensed, inspected
• Day in history: Time capsule is treasure trove of Mayo memorabilia
• Campus news
• Harmony has new disc golf course
• Wis. officials plan meetings on power line project
• Preschool scholarships in Minn. tap market forces
• Minnesota has no budget, but two-thirds of lawmakers will accept checks this month
• Dodge County commissioners deal with short-term effects of state shutdown
• Rochester's tree rules jeopardize commercial development project with Kwik Trip, developer says
• Correction
• Your Pictures: Katies Day of Service in Stewartville
• David McCullough
• Wabasha museum homecoming Sunday
• True cost of moving farm produce to table
• Despite shutdown, life goes on
• Fire at IBM causes little damage
• Austin Public Schools receives favorable review and comment
• Public invited to name new U of Minn. rose
• MN man to plead guilty to 2nd Iowa clerk slaying
• Latest meeting between Dayton and GOP leaders produces no progress
• Norway Lake bog on the move again
• Shutdown causes added pain, costs millions
• Thunderstorms possible today and Friday
• Go outside and get your Vitamin D!
• Talk of the Town: Fourth of July is family, fun and fireworks
• Woman to marry in park built by her father 25 years ago
• Final Honor Flight for area veterans planned
• EcoFest 2011 will be Saturday in Elba
• Around the region
• Vandals hit closed state parks
• Millerbernd takes reigns of Boys and Girls Club during budget concerns
• Fireworks spectators overwhelm available toilets
• STEM Academy sets sights on students in need
• Weather for the week is pretty dull -- Yay!
• Thinking about studying a second language? Why not French? Check out their Facebook page!
• Minnesota doctor serves patients the way it used to be
• LSP summer gathering Sunday
• Mill and Overlay Various Streets
• Beer Tasting with Paul Koeller
• Barn dances sweep Lanesboro off its feet
• Prairie Island Unit 1 back in operation
• A Service-Learning Thank-You!
• Food donations are becoming tradition on the Fourth
• Fallen marine was motivated by 9/11 attacks
• Powerball ticket price to rise
• Minnesota bar exam rule relaxed
• RCTC Dean's List Spring 2011
• Old Wabasha jail has nearly a century of stories
• Judge grants Minn. food banks a shutdown exemption
• One dead in crash near Zumbro Falls
• Your Pictures: Ground broken for Habitat house
• A celebration of American Indian culture
• 8-year-old Grand Meadow boy recovering from bike crash with semi
• Chance of showers Tuesday, then a sunny week
• Fourth of July
• Fireworks Spectacular will aid Channel One food shelf
• Clydesdale: Parade horse Lonnie dies
• Garage fire quickly contained Sunday
• June weather was cool, then hot
• Police chief leaves Oregon to return to Upper Midwest
• Second Saturday Sale - July 9th
• State closure cuts mother's funding for child care
• Campus news
• Reader submitted: Volunteers spruce up Olmsted County Fairgrounds
• Xcel keeps working to restore power after storm
• Public access cable TV programming
• National experts share ideas on electronic medical records
• Downtown Stewartville now has Tiger Power
• Officials: 6 killed in blaze at New Ulm inn
• Beekeeper is busy as a bee
• Elk Run announcement promise fizzles
• Day in history: Fire guts Austin school in 1986
• Campus news
• Rochester family seeks assistance recovering from house fire
• Limited pavers for veterans remain at Soldiers Field
• What do you do with a drunken boater?
• State government closure hits lives differently
• Searchers find missing kids in southwest Rochester
• Firefighters battling blaze in Mantorville
• Ex-Albert Lea city manager gets 90 days monitoring
• Heat, thunderstorm warnings in Olmsted County; Saturday looks cooler
• July is...
• Injunction effort rejected, Studio Academy will close
• Academic news
• Job seekers left without help as Workforce Center closes
• Investigator finds K-M superintendent did not violate policy
• State shutdown has impact from day care to courthouse
• Child care centers, families coping with shutdown
• Day in history: Soldiers Field pool prepares to open in 1936
• Bear Cave Park softball complex in Stewartville will soon be lighted
• Beltline reopens as four-lane road
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Dover-Eyota marching band returns from trip to New York City
• Fireworks, more planned throughout region
• Strawberry season hitting peak
• Government offices will be closed Monday for 4th of July holiday
• Seat belt ticket on U.S. 63 one piece of state patrol's 'Maroon Day'
• Happy campers no more, state parks shut down
• PUC issues site permit for AWA Goodhue wind project
• Cool Reads for Hot Days - ICE CREAM!
• FYI...The Bookstore will be closed Friday, July 1, from 8 am until 10 am for a staff meeting.
• Campus news
• Minn. man missing, boat found adrift off Florida
• Library Closing - Fourth July
• Long-term care pilot project may be in Rochester
• Around the state
• Back and Forth: The story behind the Marv Hanenberger Tennis Center in Kutzky Park in Rochester
• New president takes office at U of M this week
• State agency rules on city's editing of Red Wing golf course appraisal
• Around the region
• Tabs, driver's licenses must remain current despite shutdown
• What's open, what's not
• State shutdown dos and don'ts
• Governor makes appointments
• Mayo has school challenge for blood donors
• Rochester boy headed to Washington for Boys Nation forum
• Your Pictures: Grant to Zumbro Valley flood victims
• Correction
• Weather service issues heat advisory for today
• I'm Just Sayin': Perhaps it's time to legalize the stronger fireworks
• Lens on history: On the street where you live -- Fifth Street Southwest
• Day in history, June 30
• State Patrol increases highway presence Thursday
• How Minn. state agencies would operate in shutdown
• Campus news
• Minnesota judge limits services to stay open in shutdown
• First cemetery walk in Mazeppa is July 9
• Petition about golf course sale doesn't make it on Red Wing City Council agenda
• Arboretum fundraiser highlights Minnesota food, wines
• Minnesota senator memorialized after cancer battle
• Tumult marks interim superintendent's short tenure
• Goodhue wind project goes before PUC this week
• Two hurt in crash near LeRoy
• Fatal crash near Byron could take three more weeks to investigate
• U.S. 63 to Lake City is open again
• Shutdown would kick campers out of state parks during busy time
• Expired health licenses won't be renewed during state shutdown
• Pedicabs soon to be on streets
• Boy Scouts improve trail system
• Minn. anglers who need licenses advised to buy now
• Help offered to farm families affected by rains last September
• Plainview Garden Tour to be July 10
• Olmsted County prepares for possible shutdown
• RPU moves ahead with purchase of new coal blend
• Your Pictures: Winona steamboat models
• I Can Paddle explores Weaver Bottoms
• Austin to request state bonding funds for Hormel Institute expansion
• Mayo Clinic (advice) goes to China
• Answer Man digs into swarming termites
• Talk of the Town: Parades are great, except for the clowns
• Mychal Wilmes: Father and daughter learn life's lessons together
• Day in history, June 29
• Fatal crash near Byron could take three more weeks to investigate
• Coming up in Jen's World
• Hammond car show July 4
• Norma Lyon, Iowa fair's 'butter cow lady,' dies
• Around the region
• Day in history: Poker players nabbed in police raid in 1936
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Factoid: The secret behind catnip
• Area government calendar
• Report says more Minnesotans walk, bike to work
• Photo contest
• Gas line breaks in Mantorville, but no evacuations
• Arboretum fundraiser highlights Minnesota food, wines
• Minn. anglers who need licenses advised to buy now
• Teacher of the Month: The power of drumming
• Red Wing says fire station, training center are top priority for state bonding money
• Red Wing City Council renews Andy's liquor license with conditions
• Chatfield City Council will accept bids for new fire truck
• Mayo cancer therapy center in Northfield expected to shorten path to care
• Korsmo leaving Mayo to head Kansas' largest health system
• Electric-usage meters available for check out at Rochester library
• Family escapes early-morning house fire in SE Rochester
• Minnesota Appeals Court reverses clergy abuse decision
• State awards grants to Wykoff, Dodge Center
• Boy injured after bicycle hits pickup
• 2011 RochesterFest Parade: MSB’s Sweet Ride!
• Red Wing group to resubmit petition asking for voter approval of golf course sale
• Wasioja residents get a glimpse of the past with Civil War Days
• History guides appearance, actions of re-enactors (video)
• As water ebbs in Minot, thoughts of recovery
• Special tour shows new aspects of Mayowood (video)
• Council refers tree ordinance for more review
• Rain dampened, but didn't wash out Rochesterfest
• Firefighters battle car fire in hospital parking ramp
• Freedom Fest packs a busy schedule
• Long-term care to be discussed
• Day in history, June 27
• Public access cable TV programming
• Gold Rush to go on, despite online competition
• Your Pictures: Chicken Wing Ding
• I'm Just Sayin': Get it done for all Minnesotans
• Answer Man: Magazine ranks Minneapolis as 'gayest city'
• Rochester native designs flood-proof house
• Town movie theater still a Jem to many (video)
• Rochester family needs help after house fire
• Xcel Energy disputes nuclear plant safety finding
• No more damage in flooded Minot as river ebbs
• New president takes office at U of M this week
• Summer Reading
• Answer Man: Calling about swarms of termites? Please hold …
• Minot's Souris River crest lowered but still high
• Rain eases Saturday, allowing for Rochesterfest street dance
• Two injured when motorcycle hits deer on U.S. 63
• Prairie Island woman's presence helps guide archeologists
• Day in history: Eighth floor of Kahler to become a hospital again in 1936
• Local expert named society president-elect
• Mayo Clinic home to four "Diabetes" editors
• Winona County Fair July 6-10
• Weekend is full of festivals
• Reader comments
• Jellystone wins top Woodalls rating (video)
• Legion Boys member elected local chapter mayor
• Development task force starts its work
• Rochester Red Cross volunteers head to North Dakota
• South Sudanese community prepares for first independance day
• Nuclear plant shuts down to replace valve
• Wet weather doesn't deter re-enactors
• Civil War battle re-enactments get under way in Wasioja (video)
• Archeology dig near Red Wing attempts to fill in gap of history
• Archeology dig near Red Wing focused on fuller story of native people
• Answer Man: UMR housing open to nonstudents
• Back and Forth: What's coming next is the Olmsted County Fair
• Rochesterfest marches into final weekend
• Trumpeter swans coming back strong
• N.D. governor: Water going over most levees in Minot
• They got the beat (video)
• Community garden fails to attract interest
• Correction
• Level 3 sex offender moving to Rochester neighborhood
• Campus News
• AP special report highlights concerns at Prairie Island nuclear plant
• Stewartville schools' Thompson named administrator of year
• Kelsi Stahl earns Gold Award
• Residents along parade route claim spots
• Small North Dakota town shifts from sandbagging, dike building to life safety
• Rochester man returns to Somali roots
• Summer is no vacation for more students
• Author Visit - Elissa Elliott
• Fatal head-on crash near Byron involved wrong-way driver, State Patrol says
• Day in History: Bill will establish a national cemetery at Fort Snelling
• Finally, some sun
• Health reform to be discussed at forum
• NIH awards $64 million grant to Mayo Clinic
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Catholic Charities to conduct sessions on adoption
• Former school building makes way for Chatfield arts center (video)
• Answer Man corrects Jon Stewart
• Jen's World: What's your story? You've got plenty
• Judge orders Studio Academy to vacate building
• Rochesterfest BOOKSALE
• Come see the RCTC World Drum Ensemble perform in downtown Rochester this afternoon (June 23rd) from 4:00 to 4:30 pm. The performance is part of the "Thursdays on First and Third" concert series and is free and open to all. Hope to see you ther
• Few vacancies for thousands of N.D. flood evacuees
• Veteran officer will be tough to replace, chief says
• You're not alone, expert tells credit card fraud victims
• Authorities move forward on credit card fraud investigation
• Expanded door-to-door sales hours to start Saturday
• Correction
• Lincoln (impersonator) appears in Mantorville
• Some Civil War costumes are homemade; others professionally tailored
• Factoid: Civil War illnesses
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges in Somali case
• 10 Who Make A Difference winners awarded for their service
• Rappelling event makes lots look up, few look down
• Back Roads: Elba Fire Tower offer the first two steps to matrimony (video)
• Fallen tree causes power outage near Eyota
• Day in History: Norwegian ambassador speaks in Hayfield in 1986
• Rochesterfest Booksale - last few hours!
• Board considers 'amended day' to provide more staff development
• Answer Man: Smokin' in the guest rooms?
• I'm Just Sayin': 'The cabin' can be defined many ways
• Lens on history: Hitting the road for hunger
• Brownsville man injured in one-vehicle accident
• Rochesterfest medallion found near downtown
• RCTC Student Life needs your help handing out candy at the Rochesterfest Parade! Participate and you'll get a T-shirt and as much Bit-O-Honey as you can eat! Lineup begins at 5:15pm, Friday, June 24. Interested? E-mail kyle.huneke@roch.edu
• Hymn Sing June 26
• Wisconsin man called 'hero' for rescue of bridge jumper
• Man injured when car leaves road near La Crescent
• MnSCU rescinds layoff notices, classes to continue
• GAO: leaks at aging nuke sites difficult to detect
• Number of fatal crashes falls in Olmsted County, statewide
• Attorney responds to newspaper's complaint about closed meeting
• Request for proposals have sparked interest in Red Wing golf course, but no offers yet
• Bird's the word in objection raised over AWA Goodhue wind project
• What's up in Jen's World? (video)
• State government employment list
• Boy Scout fundraiser tests fear of high places as reporter rappels 300 feet
• Commissioner worries about government shutdown effects on elderly, disabled
• Local nonprofit organizations prepare for government shutdown
• Rain continues today and Thursday
• Rochester to add security cameras to elementary, middle schools
• Rochesterfest - Special and Unusual Books!
• Wild about dragonflies and damselflies (video)
• Your Pictures: Beyond the Yellow Ribbon
• Day in History: KSTP-TV to broadcast live from Silver Lake
• Talk of the Town: Other people's junk is now your junk
• Answer Man: Is myth bigger than facts in Rochester-Wasioja population matchup
• Mychal Wilmes: Slow road is sometimes a signal for change ahead
• Pine Island voters could see levy request on November ballot
• Tornado watch sent in error
• Pedestrian injured in apparent hit-and-run
• Judge won't dismiss Rochester women's terror case
• Combination of errors led to false tornado watch
• It's OFFICIAL! As of yesterday, it is summer :0)
• Government meetings
• Rochesterfest food vendors offer new dishes for the adventurous
• Goodhue Planning Commission tables silica sand mine moratorium request
• City council OKs planning work on sewer, water project
• Council denies license for massage parlor
• More storms a coming
• Man injured when truck strikes scooter
• Thousands lose power in Twin Cities
• What's Greg Sellnow 'sayin' today? (video)
• Animal adoption event to be held Saturday
• ATV class paves the way for kids to ride safely
• Day in history, June 21
• Minnesota taxes
• Minnesota Private College Week scheduled
• Rochester couple flies to 133 Minnesota airports
• MPR formats will swap frequencies
• Your Pictures: Amateur Sports Commission check presentation
• Planned Parenthood closes six Minnesota clinics
• Summer Reads
• U of Minn. regents approve 5 percent tuition hike
• Man injured when truck strikes scooter
• Dayton to appeal feds' denial of Minn. tornado aid
• Honker’s Loudest Cheering Section!
• Logs fall off truck at Preston
• Triathlon is Father's Day tradition for young Rochester family
• Guardian Angels 'here to stay' in Rochester
• Cedar River becomes newest state water trail
• New lease for St. Charles dairy
• Rochester woman wins $21,000 in lottery
• Campus News
• Day in history, June 20
• Public access cable TV programming
• Rain, hail predicted this week as summer (and Rochesterfest) arrives
• I'm Just Sayin': Sister Generose Gervais is a model for becoming a better person
• Minnesota shutdown threatens weddings, much more
• Carefest volunteers help rebuild homes after last year's floods
• Burial set for Minnesota airman killed in Vietnam War
• And we have a winner!
• Day in history, June 18, 2011
• Math camp for kids introduces new concepts
• Salvation Army donates $75,000 for CareFest supplies
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Hormel Institute gets another cancer-prevention grant
• Testimony in Miller trial ends
• Immigrant business group opens local office
• Mayo Clinic balks at federal health pilot
• Your Pictures: Shorewood garden party open house
• Thunderstorms possible Saturday, Sunday
• Back and Forth: Rochesterfest has taken off since 1983
• One-year anniversary of Rochester tornado is acknowledged, not celebrated
• Pine Island residents sound off about sirens
• Around the region
• Studio Academy seeks injunction to stop closure
• Father's Day
• Red Wing residents fight to prevent mining of silica sand
• Showers, thunderstorms in forecast for several days
• Rochester man taken to hospital after boat mishap
• Things that go boom in Wasioja
• World Refugee Day commemorated with walk Saturday in Rochester
• Parents admit chaining their child was a mistake
• New book preserves stories of Wadena tornado
• Electric car-charging station in Rochester is tip of market
• Logistics of Civil War Days prove daunting
• John Marshall grad to donate kidney to her former teacher
• Weekend is full of festivals
• Rochesterfest calendar
• State government shutdown could create more traffic chaos in Rochester, region
• Ice cream social scheduled for Father's Day
• Seven girls from Rochester area earn Gold Award
• U.S 52 bridge work at Willow Creek completed
• Military news
• Dover-Eyota food professional wins award
• Day in history, June 17
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Dayton orders flags lowered to honor fallen medic
• Partly sunny today, rain likely tonight
• Jen's World: Another mother milestone, another grain of sand
• Summer Reading Progam
• Rochesterfest 2011
• June Photo Contest
• Maintenance, refueling complete at Prairie Island nuclear plant
• U of M power plant going greener
• Lobbyists update Red Wing City Council on nuclear-power issues
• City officials gather in Rochester, worry about St. Paul
• Veterans museum backers look at sites near memorial
• Highway 14 bike lanes are ready to ride
• Sunny and warm today
• Volunteers needed to help CareFest flood recovery effort
• County commissioners: State shutdown would have ripple effect
• Fire investigators class shows destructive sequences
• Day in history, June 16
• Answer Man: Neighbors home in on delicious smell
• Lens on history: A 're-tired' treasure downtown
• Trail along East Circle Drive, connecting CSAH 2 (Viola Road
• Families gear up for annual Gopher Count
• Police advise caution with door-to-door magazine sales
• Vicki Lawrence brings star power to Power of the Purse fundraiser
• What's new in Jen's World? (video)
• New flag to 'stir the bones' in Red Wing (video)
• Rochester Downtown Farmers Market adds second location, day
• Neighbors complain about unruly house
• Byron McDonalds robbed this morning
• Day in history, Jume 15
• Chatfield performance highlights town's Civil War history
• Blade, others promoted at P-B
• Rain expected to continue today
• MnSCU trustees consider tuition hike
• Answer Man: Can you insure against being stood up at the altar?
• Preston adds position to keep ambulance running
• Talk of the Town: Reunions remind us time's too short
• Elk Run interchange construction starts
• County to state: Please don't shut down
• Day in history, June 14
• What is Greg Sellnow sayin' today? (video)
• Details about Elgin man's death remain unknown
• Viola Gopher Count begins Wednesday
• Tax credits could boost downtown
• Greenway project moves forward in Kasson with tax abatement agreement
• Around the region
• Planting progresses for farmers
• Initiative for public vote on Red Wing golf course withdrawn
• Chance of thunderstorms today
• Teen burned in farm accident listed in good condition
• Thursdays On First & 3rd
• Wheelchair campers enjoy summer fun at Ironwood Springs (video)
• Hormel Foundation to donate $750,000 to medical building project
• New round of safety inspections in Mpls. tornado zone
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• Hwy. 14 reopens between U.S. 52 and U.S. 63
• Fund set up for boy killed at chiropractor clinic
• Mychal Wilmes: Sometimes you don't want a clear view
• Four hurt in one-vehicle crash near Red Wing
• Walz announces students attending academies
• Elgin man lying on road killed by truck
• Supporting Rochester’s Finest Teams!
• Biographies - Dorothy L Sayers
• Lincoln science teacher is finalist for national award
• Area government calendar
• Day in history, June 13
• Public access cable TV programming
• Rural Chatfield home destroyed in fire
• Flag to fly on Barn Bluff overlooking Red Wing
• Answer Man: Gingrich's wife is a Wisconsin girl
• Rochesterfest Book Sale
• Zumbrota bridge gets portrait painted in 'Quick Draw'
• Passenger injured in collision with parked car
• Pine Island marks 75 years since first cheese festival
• With state aid delays, more Minnesota schools might borrow
• Answer Man: Keeping track as DM&E train rattles around town
• Former classmates remember fallen Madelia soldier
• Minnesota Zoo defends shooting of escaped wolf
• John Marshall graduates remember classmate
• State parks have open house Saturday
• Man frees trapped snakes from wire mesh along Minneopa Trail
• Your Pictures: Interfaith Hospitality Network anniversary
• Models offer a glimpse of steamboats' glory on the Mississippi (video)
• Avoid Third Avenue through Rochester's 'beltline'
• 88 Rochester nonprofits receive death knell from IRS
• City, citizens at odds over initiative process in Red Wing
• Mayo High School class of 2011 top graduates
• Mayo High School class of 2011 graduates
• Mayo High graduate was stirred to help others
• John Marshall High School class of 2011 top graduates
• John Marshall High School class of 2011 graduates
• John Marshall graduate overcomes attack, looking to future
• Isolated sprinkles Saturday afternoon, high hear 67
• Snake sightings startle some Austin residents
• Back and Forth: Counting gophers for the 137th consecutive year
• Back Roads: Will short trip lead to bigger things?
• Day in history, June 11
• Century High School seniors walk the stage
• Zumbro watershed group prepares for series of meetings
• U of M president proposes tuition hike, staff cuts
• Second Saturday Sale - June 11
• Studio Academy will not contest eviction, director says
• Toddler crushed at Shoreview chiropractor's office
• Two Rochester school administrators joining Dallemand in Macon, Ga.
• Correction
• "HAIL" predicted for Charter House
• Somali man faces terror-related charges in Minn.
• Teen suffers severe burns in barn fire
• MnSCU sends layoff notices as shutdown looms
• Tweets
• Paddle the Twin Cities Mississippi
• Garden tour to help Women's Resource Center
• Healthcare magazine: Noseworthy 11th-most-influential physician
• Haverhill Township commission denies crematorium proposal
• Free flights for 'Young Eagles'
• Vote to help flood-damaged parks
• RCTC prepares for possible shutdown
• Thursdays on First & Third bustles on opening day (video)
• Iowa farmer finds petroleum leaking into stream
• MnDOT holds workshop to discuss future plans
• Council will discuss pruning tree ordinance
• Commuters face detour as highway set to close
• Mayo stroke care extends reach
• Century grad battles illness on her way to graduation
• Day in history, June 10
• Campus News
• Community news
• Construction set to start in Stewartville
• Academic Notebook
• Century High School top graduates
• Century High School class of 2011
• College offers to buy ice arena in Red Wing
• Farmers turn out for 25th annual Hay Expo
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Factoid: Neptune
• Factoid: Golden Gate
• Answer Man: Mind your manners in a 'zipper merge'
• Jen's World: First Honkers game doesn't disappoint
• Book Reviews - Biography
• Olmsted prosecutor: Shooting of pregnant teen appears accidental
• Minnesota officials say measles outbreak is over
• Correction
• Flag Day ceremony set
• Grand Meadow boy's condition improves after bicycle-truck accident
• A rose is a rose, but what's its name?
• Austin man dies during kayak trip in Lake Superior
• Roundtable speaker recalls war years
• Buyers of rare coins to be in Rochester for four days
• Correction
• Around the region
• Rochester library adds digital video service to online catalog
• Weekend is full of festivals
• UMR students brace for tuition hike
• Answer Man: Don't get stuck without a sticker
• Soil fertility workshop
• Weekend is full of festivals
• State parks have open house Saturday
• Volleyball center's expansion start 'a long time in coming'
• Factoid: Neptune
• Your Pictures: Backyard nature
• Cool temps expected through the weekend
• Answer Man: Caterpillars pitch their tents in trees
• I'm Just Sayin': Sitting at your desk is bad for your health
• Day in history, June 9
• Wolf killed after escaping at Minnesota Zoo
• Rate of health care spending drops in Minnesota
• Day in history, June 8
• Around the region
• School board debates whether to sell industrial equipment
• Mulch fires add to concern over improperly discarded cigarettes
• FYI...Last day to drop classes for Summer Session I and XL is this Friday, June 10. But, remember you can still earn some extra credits by registering for Summer Session II classes which begin July 11!
• Can't take the heat? Relief in sight
• Around the state
• Mayor appoints 10 to development, permitting process task force
• South Sudan delegation builds bridges with Rochester
• Nearly 250 cited in seat belt enforcement wave
• P-B awards scholarships to graduating seniors
• Quarry Hill rain gardens serve more than one purpose
• Rochester School Board approves $207 million budget
• Neighbors want green space, not veterans museum
• Your Pictures: A new member of the Diamond Circle
• Factoid: Highest temperature ever recorded
• Grant will help pay to seal unused wells in Oronoco
• Talk of the Town: The 'good old days' included cheap gas — and outhouses
• Mychal Wilmes: Tick season is just one of nature's many indicators
• Answer Man: Traffic lights in construction zones
• Lens on history: Good fences made good neighbors
• Day in History, June 7
• Need resume help and interview prep? IBM is coming to campus next week to help you out! Read on...
• How hot is it? Reports from the streets by Post-Bulletin reporters
• Brede headed to China to speak on economy
• New Kasson-Mantorville superintendent signs three-year deal
• Key sections of food court lawsuit dismissed, but attorneys differ on what it means
• Campus News
• Lake City shoreland proposals worry some
• Split council OKs TIF funding for Washington Village addition
• I'm Just Sayin' — Check out today's column (video)
• Studio Academy seeks injunction to stay open
• Rochesterfest calendar
• Repeat: Leave wildlife alone
• Corrrection
• Your Pictures: Houston Nature Center Frog Walk
• Mayo teams wrap up service in Haiti
• Factoid: Record heat
• Four injured in head-on crash on U.S. 61
• Key sections of food court lawsuit dismissed, but attorneys differ on what it means
• Library's new look
• Congratulations to the 1,219 students who made the Dean's List this spring semester! Listing can be downloaded at
• High School’s Sooooo Therapeutic
• Car fire damages home in northwest Rochester
• Displaced manhole cover damages car, leads to injury
• Claremont eatery damaged by fire
• Cannon Valley Trail marks 25 years of pedaling health
• Cancer survivors gathering brings hope, togetherness
• Welcome back to those students getting ahead with summer session classes!
• Around the region
• Keep the AC on, it's going to be Africa hot
• 2 injured in small plane crash at Crystal Airport
• Illness, tribulation provide inspiration for art
• AmeriCorps team lends its hands to flood recovery
• Answer Man: Will lights at dangerous crossings ever be lit?
• I'm Just Sayin': A tick, a bite and a cut: Typical "Up North" weekend
• Crash in Goodhue County sends woman to hospital
• Harmony man injured when two motorcycles collide
• House fire in Harmony displaces at least one person
• Chanhassen woman critically injured in rollover near Pine Island
• $20,000 raised for scholarship fund named for fallen Marine
• Answer Man: Eight from region still MIA in Korea conflict
• Answer Man: Can't call? Send a txt msg
• Book Reviews - Mysteries
• Store on Spring Valley's main street is on fire
• 2,000 volunteers help clean up north Minneapolis after tornado
• Cascade Meadow science center in Rochester opens its doors
• Cascade Meadow science center opens its doors
• Fire damages Claremont bar and grill
• Tweets
• Rochester man, 93, finally gets to 'bail out'
• Conservationist's last day is June 3
• Your Pictures: CRC Meet and Greet Day in Austin
• Corrections
• RPU Drinking Water Week features new exhibits, prizes
• State transportation vision to be discussed at workshop
• iPad brings info to doctors' fingertips
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Wellik retires as Olmsted County public health director
• Motorcyclist dies after colliding with deer
• Day in history, June 4
• Back and Forth: Pine Island Cheese Fest is next week
• TV screens, video cameras replace face-to-face jail visits
• Cool Reads for Hot Days - August 9th
• Body found after fire destroys northeastern Minnesota lodge
• Military News
• Corrections
• St. Paul will stagger starting times for schools
• Dog owner fights for retirement money to treat pet
• Nigon makes exit after 4 decades serving Catholic schools
• New health study gives cellphone users pause
• Community raises funds for fire victims
• MPCA warns of impending risk of harmful algae
• Rochester firefighter discrimination case dismissed by federal appeals court
• More college grads live with Mom and Dad while job hunting
• Three local residents showed high mercury levels in recent test
• Campus News
• Academic Notebook
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Day in History: New train service cuts 4 hours off trip to Chicago in 1936
• Lanesboro hosts annual Rhubarb Festival
• Sunny and warm today, storms possible
• Answer Man: Electronic devices all come with risks
• Jen's World: Summer's arriving and so is boredom. What do you do?
• Checkmate! Two students learn English through playing chess
• Kamala Nair
• Shooting at Duluth group home ruled justified
• Same-gender marriages divide UM clergy
• Search continues for Minnesota snowshoer in Washington
• Suicide bomber in Somalia was from Minneapolis
• Firefighter discrimination case dismissed
• Factoid
• Mediation stalls in food court dispute
• Lighted crosswalks to alert drivers
• Your Pictures: Morel Madness in Zumbro Falls
• Area government calendar
• Sprinkler prevents larger fire at store
• Petitions to force vote on Red Wing golf course sale submitted to city
• U.S. 52 closed for truck chemical spill
• Lake City's Tour de Pepin expects a record turnout June 4
• Rain possible today, sunny skies ahead
• I'm Just Sayin': Hello? There's no credit card needed for this sale
• Answer Man: Can a mouse get inside your car?
• Answer Man: Nothing fishy about commercial fishing
• Mychal Wilmes: Quietly remembering those whose lives have long since passed
• Day in history
• Lens on history: Housing the arts over the years
• Settlement reached in case stemming from 2008 RNC
• 2 Minnesota students advance to spelling bee semis
• Literary Calendar - June
• Pregnant woman victim of gunshot wound in northeast Rochester
• 37th Street work to shift to westbound lane
• Amtrak service disrupted by N.D. flooding
• Stewartville public schools to implement laptop program 2011-12 school year
• Exposed wires may have caused Lake City man's death
• Minnesota news in brief
• CapX2020 transmission line hearings scheduled for area cities
• Some state workers to get layoff notices this week
• Schedule announced for Fireworks Spectacular
• Seized body parts destined for Medtronic facility in Texas to be cremated
• New blend of coal to be tested in Silver Lake Plant
• Federal Transit Administration says Rochester must bid for bus service
• 82-year-old Winona woman survives 3-story fall
• Rochester school to move to new location
• Red Bulls get heartfelt goodbye
• Downtown Rochester may be short on water, RPU report shows
• Factoid
• Your Pictures: A mournful visit to Arlington Cemetery
• Hard times for drivers on Winona County Road 7
• P-B leaders plan event for Stewartville area business community
• May ends on a high note
• Karaoke contest to raise money for Lake Zumbro
• Day in History: Civil War veteran honored in 1936
• New Prague merger adds hospital, clinics
• Ah, summer ... sunny and warm today
• Talk of the Town: Zipper merge solves difficult problem
• Rochester school board ratifies contract with new superintendent
• Fire destroys house on St. Mary Drive (video)
• Thunderstorms headed our way
• Minnesota Twins transplant tree in Zumbrota to honor deceased grad (video)
• All Pumped Up for Giving Blood!
• Winona, Albert Lea bid farewell to Red Bulls
• Near-drowning victim in Red Wing identified as Rochester man
• Cool Reads for Hot Days - Save the Date
• Kayaker leaves St. Cloud to resume trip down Mississippi
• Science center vision began 10 years ago
• Memorial keeps veterans in people's thoughts
• Your Pictures: Vasculitis Foundation yard sale in Rochester
• Day in history, May 31
• Your Pictures: In the military
• Cascade Meadow Wetlands & Environmental Science Center prepares for official opening
• Stories from veterans sought
• Princess Kay finalist comes from Stewartville
• Fundraiser to benefit New Life Worship Center pastor
• A constant sign of veterans service
• Thunderstorms possible this morning
• Triton senior wins $180,000 Marine scholarship
• Factoid
• Help needed to ID man pulled from river
• U.S. Marine's dress blues are a magnet for gratitude
• WWII veteran marks another Memorial Day
• Slovakian exchange student enjoys American experiences
• Around the state
• A patron of all four library buildings
• Hammond flag poles rededicated for Memorial Day
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, May 30
• Air Force Academy and what it takes
• I'm Just Sayin': Listen to the sound of whip-poor-will or concert
• Kenyon firefighters become first responders
• Minnesota hospitals team up against drug theft
• Lake City man drowns trying to rescue dog
• Man rescued from Mississippi River in Red Wing
• The Friends' Bookstore
• Answer Man: Reader peeved by Mississippi's cat-box smell
• Neil D. Holmes — Rochester
• Timothy A. Moeckel Jr. — Northfield
• Duluth police credit outreach for big reduction in loud parties
• Rice, Goodhue counties under severe thunderstorm warning
• Campus News
• Campus News
• Tree will honor Zumbrota-Mazeppa grad killed in accident
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Mayo books published electronically
• Studio Academy starts process of closing
• Spring Valley farmer practices community-supported agriculture
• Work on major east-west routes makes for difficult driving
• Back and Forth: Remembering those who have served
• Answer Man: As they say: This is drill, it's only a drill
• Back Roads: Can we do more for Richard Dorer?
• Day in history, May 28
• Lourdes High School conducts graduation ceremony (video)
• Dayton requests disaster declaration after tornado
• Contract prepared for new Rochester superintendent
• Library Bookstore Summer Hours
• World War II vets of Norwegian heritage noted for contributions
• We have amazing faculty at RCTC! Five of our faculty have been named "Educators of the Year" which is MnSCU's top teaching award. Shout out to Catherine Egenberger (2011), Lori Halverson-Wente (2010), Pam Whitfield (2010), Robin Fruth-Dugs
• Studio Academy sponsor pulls the plug
• Community news
• Work on 37th Street hits halfway mark early
• Lourdes graduate receives diploma just four years after leaving Vietnam
• Byron approves $610,000 in bonds, pay raise for employees
• Around the region
• More work needed to stop sexual predators, Dru Sjodin's mother says
• Your Pictures: Military, Pax Christi Church
• Your Pictures: Military, Cameron Zangs
• Your Pictures: Military, Jayna Rench
• Lourdes High School project receives $500,000 donation
• Community Memorial Day observances
• Camp is ready, with a lot of help from friends
• Public help sought for resource book
• Factoid: "In God We Trust"
• Your Pictures: 'Moose head tree' in Oronoco
• Academic Notebook
• Community garden plots are still available
• Lourdes High School Class of 2011
• Weather service: Lower 80s for Memorial Day
• Answer Man: NFL would kick in for stadium, sort of
• Jen's World: Some spouses are more high-maintenance than others
• Day in history, May 27
• Local volunteers travel to aid tornado victims in Missouri
• Mini-carnival coming to Olmsted fairgrounds
• Paige Turner has twitter
• On Twitter
• Fuel prices don't put brakes on travel plans
• Stewartville council talks parking on public property, sidewalk construction
• RCTC wins teaching award five times in five years
• About 220 to graduate from Red Wing High School
• Ramsey County seeks to have inmate suit dismissed
• Dozens rally for tolerance in St. Cloud
• Ely hospital nurses authorize union to call strike
• Memorial Day events planned
• Bell of Honor to be dedicated Monday in Rochester
• Area communities set Memorial Day observances
• Schaeffer Academy graduation is Friday
• UMR Connects topics in June: Mayowood, IBM Rochester
• 60 to graduate from Lewiston-Altura
• Rushford-Peterson commencement is Sunday
• Chatfield graduation is Sunday
• Your Pictures: Creative pens at John Adams Middle School
• Cannon Valley Trail to celebrate 25 years
• Fillmore Central graduation set for Sunday
• Lanesboro commencement is Sunday
• Mabel-Canton commencement set for June 3
• Power outage kept sirens silent in Harmony
• Investigators gather in Rochester to focus on missing-persons cases
• Sunny, warmer today
• Answer Man: Untouched by modern civilization?
• Greg Sellnow: Rite of spring — friends return for ride
• Factoid
• 97 to graduate from Triton High School
• Day in history, May 26
• Outstanding Teen performs Thursday at Mayo
• Tornado wiped out rookery for great blue herons
• Friends' Bookstore - May
• Neighbors raise concerns about noise at Barlow Plaza concerts
• Day in history, May 25
• Local residents reflect on The Oprah Winfrey Show
• Olmsted County issues bonds totaling $12.7 million
• Post-Bulletin hires summer interns
• Complex could 'change the tenor' of downtown Red Wing
• Big hopes for St. Charles with Interstate development
• Your Pictures: EMS Appreciation Night in Lewiston
• Kingsland commencement set for May 29
• 104 students to graduate from Zumbrota-Mazeppa
• 101 to graduate in Lake City
• 136 students graduating from Stewartville High School
• After her service dog was killed, woman starts over with a new companion
• Your Pictures: Virtues mural dedicated at St. Pius X School
• A cool, wet day in the forecast
• Mychal Wilmes: Weather got you down? Rhubarb to the rescue
• Talk of the Town: If there's a morel in the story, they won't tell you where
• Answer Man: Question answered 54 years later
• Paige wants new clothes!
• All Mayo Clinic Health System sites will share a new, common logo
• Red Wing City Council requests proposals from potential golf course buyers
• Around Minnesota
• $8.5 million program proposed to remedy sewer backups in Kutzky Park, Slatterly Park
• Nursing home renovation project begins with a bang
• Friends help family clean up after tornado (video)
• Tri-County Electric crews put in long hours in storm's aftermath (video)
• Sex offender moving to Rochester neighborhood
• I'm Just Sayin' preview (video)
• Factoid
• Three teachers at Lincoln: making science cool
• Area government calendar
• Day in History: Grand Opening of Henry's Hamburgers in 1961
• Lens on History: Making the city safer for bicycling
• Thunderstorms possible this afternoon
• Iraqi President Talabani in Rochester for 'routine check-up'
• Leading the Community Service Charge @ Camp Victory!
• Untitled
• Storm leaves path of destruction in Fillmore and Houston counties
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle in Houston
• Trying to follow GPS, girl runs car into stop sign
• Your Pictures: Paws and Claws Pet Walk in Rochester
• Tree climbing turns competitive in Rochester (video)
• Flooded communities see flood of volunteers through Carefest (video)
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, May 23
• Factoid
• Facebook time with the St. Charles mayor
• Answer Man: Second Street Southwest project is four-story hotel
• I'm Just Sayin': Advice for the graduate — keep a map handy
• One dead after tornado in north Minneapolis
• Lanesboro matinee has dramatic ending
• Clues and Brews - Save the Date
• Thunderstorms cause damage in southeastern Minnesota
• Austin woman dies Sunday after head-on crash with bus
• Delta jet headed for Minneapolis makes emergency landing
• Power partially restored at Minneapolis airport after 9 hours
• Mayo Medical School graduates new doctors, scientists
• Doctors 'Climb the Clinic' for fitness
• Your Pictures: AARP Tax-Aide volunteers recognized
• On Twitter
• Minn. man to go on trial for reporter's slaying
• Kenyon man is Coast Guard graduate
• Plowing, the old-fashioned way (video)
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Columbarium site prepared for Calvary Cemetery
• Inmates, and revenues, down for jails
• Day in history, May 21
• Jails look for extra revenue
• Goodhue County Sheriff's Office wins grant for traffic safety
• DNR will continue grass carp investigation
• Wrongful death lawsuit against hog farm dismissed
• Answer Man has the spine to find the clinic answer
• Furst Draft: Thank you, readers, for the doughnuts
• Porch fire apparently started by cigarette
• Up to an inch of rain possible Saturday in S.E. Minnesota
• Twin Cities lake named for slavery supporter triggers debate
• Triton celebrates School of Excellence award (video)
• Cool Reads for Hot Days - Save the Date
• Watch Jay Lee's keynote address from commencement on YouTube!
• Willow Creek Middle School evacuated after small fire
• Rural Hayfield man critically injured after his motorcycle hits a dog
• Hayfield graduation set for May 29
• Southland graduation set for May 29
• Upcoming course covers water in nature
• Singer changes date of fundraising recital
• Spokesman: Mayo Clinic network to become nationwide
• 70 to graduate from St. Charles High School
• Estate auction planned for well-known auction-goer
• Dover-Eyota commencement set for May 29
• 74 to graduate from Chatfield High School
• High-school graduation info requested by Post-Bulletin
• 130 to graduate from Byron High School
• Correction
• Color in the skyways (video)
• Academic Notebook
• Your Pictures: Members of the military related to Pax Christi Church congregation
• Your Pictures: Rochester soldier prepares for Afghanistan
• Ranking of county services helps prepare for cuts
• Goodhue County's final missing soldier recovered from Vietnam
• Day in history, May 20
• Campus News
• Synagogue promotes 'destination community' concept
• Mayo reports progress on asthmatic-child action plans
• Send us your Memorial Day observance information
• Olmsted Medical Center lecturer advises adaptive leadership
• Rain possible today, expected tonight
• Proceed with 'Peace'
• Jen's World: Friend is 'welcoming life back into her life'
• Temporary No Parking Restrictions on May 25, 2011
• The Whalan parade will come to a Standstill on Saturday
• Children's Summer Reading Program begins May 27
• Pine Island council votes to keep emergency siren system
• Registration open for Circle of Life run/walk
• Mayo Clinic steps gingerly into North Dakota
• Your Pictures: Close encounters with nature
• Around the region
• Carefest doubles its efforts to support flood victims
• Rremembrance for accident victim Friday
• Buyouts of flood-damaged houses pending along Zumbro River
• Two taken to hospital following U.S. 52 crash
• Rochester students have stellar showing at International Science Fair (video)
• Mayo Clinic Health System could go nationwide
• Back Roads: Toys, toys and happy memories
• Rochester author to speak at war museum
• Garage sale will help fund traffic signal
• Grand plans for Graham Park: Festival seeks cash, ideas
• Tweet out loud
• Renovation at Lake City nursing home begins May 23
• Mayo Clinic commencement is May 21
• Fundraiser set for survivors after fatal motorcycle crash
• Showers and thunderstorms in the forecast
• Answer Man: Confusion about the Zumbro's forks
• I'm Just Sayin': Sad week for Minnesota sports
• Lens on History: Rochester's citadel built in 1919
• Day in history, May 19
• Studio Academy makes its case in last chance with sponsor
• Invasive grass carp found in Lake Zumbro
• Read Local - Share Global
• Day in history, May 18
• Matuska new Kasson-Mantorville superintendent
• Pine Island downtown gets two-hour parking limit
• Goodhue County engineer gets national award
• Road work means lane closures on five area highways
• Congratulations to Coach Steve Hucke and the RCTC Baseball team for winning the Region XIII Tournament and earning a berth in the NJCAA DIII World Series in Tyler, Texas! Also, Coach Hucke was named Southern Division Coach of the year!
• 'Shoot first' proposal brings support, concern
• Correction
• Harmon Killebrew remembered fondly
• Rochester School Board taps rainy day fund to preserve newcomer centers
• 'Shoot first' proposal brings support, concern
• Byron changes policy, says internet-enabled devices are OK
• Answer Man: Lucinda Williams' link to Austin is her in-laws
• Dover-Eyota students expand school orchard
• Answer Man: Illuminating answers on fluorescent bulbs
• Talk of the Town: Not time to turn on the air... yet
• Mychal Wilmes: Straight-arrow dad had his wrong turns
• Chatfield senior wins national science competition
• Your Pictures: Church, service club work together on beautification project
• Yard sale helps raise money for Vasculitis Foundation
• Day in history, May 17
• Pine Island hires Zumbrota-Mazeppa principal
• Memorial for fallen officers Wednesday in Winona
• Fire damages garage, vehicle in Byron
• Red Wing officials told that money from golf course sale would have to go toward bond
• Red Wing group members urge governor to veto golf course bills
• Authorities: Drowning victim pushed off cliff into Lake Superior
• Mississippi clean-up set for June 11
• Rochester, developer proceeding with downtown plans
• Council reverses earlier decision on speed tables
• Spring Grove woman sings again after vocal cord surgery
• Council OKs $1.5 million for Rochester fire station relocation
• Area exchange students may be seeking asylum in Canada
• Bird watchers fear oil spill impact on state's loons
• Marine art museum showcases many moods of the Mississippi, Red rivers
• Area government calendar
• Geraldine Brooks - Book Review
• This could be critical week for Minnesota farmers
• Traffic blocked on U.S. 61 near Kellogg
• Sunny, high near 67
• Hormel Corporate announces expansion plans
• AccessVideos - Trial subscription for May
• Film and Discussion- Pipestone: An Unbroken Legacy
• Visiting Author Series - Catherine Friend
• Rochester’s Community Service Efforts Nationally Recognized
• K-M to conduct second interviews with superindent finalists
• Answer Man: Bedbugs, not termites, the hot item of the day
• Jen's World: Mother's Day with kids is even better
• I'm Just Sayin': No 'chewing gum for the eyes' is refreshing
• Answer Man: Oldest city Minnesota? Answer Man says...
• Answer Man: Was Rochester's barbecue king a vegetarian?
• Answer Man: Pre-approval is a common insurance requirement
• Fundraisers fill local trails as organizations look for ways to attract people
• I'm Just Sayin': Punish legislators for going to special session?
• Rochester ponders $1.5 million land purchase for fire station
• Missing building permits trip up Rochester home sales
• Monument dedicated to Lake Michigan crash victims
• Helping the kids at Ronald McDonald House
• Day in history, May 16
• Public access cable TV programming
• Your Pictures: Hayfield businesses on display at Women's Expo
• Byron woman donates kidney to father
• Answer Man: Fishing license fees go back to lakes, streams
• Med-City Marathon Days
• Memorial postponed for 3 teens killed in crash
• Byron man collapses, dies during marathon in Minnesota
• Financial aid use soars at MnSCU schools
• New CEO named at Mayo Clinic in Arizona
• Workshop in St. Charles features introduction to grazing
• Tractor parade offers Plainview children a taste of the country
• Sunny skies in forecast for Sunday through Wednesday
• Woman badly injured when car slides off U.S. 61 and rolls
• Community response to Munoz swayed school board (video)
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Community leaders react to superintendent choice
• Baccalaureate is a time for high school seniors to say thanks
• Fallen Rochester officer remembered for values, dedication (video)
• Day in history, May 14
• Campus News
• Catholic Schools accepts Mayo offer on Lourdes building
• Zumbrota police officer cleared in fatal shooting
• Hey, 2011 grads! Try and find yourself in these pics!
• Mayo makes offer to purchase Lourdes High School
• Literary Contests
• Prosecutor pursues 'restorative' justice for Altura teen
• Altura teenager sentenced to probation in connection with fatal crash
• Around the region
• Officials react to alleged board violations
• Mayowood district named to 10 Most Endangered Historic Places
• U of M regents get a peek at 2012 budget
• Former IBMer graduating from nursing school
• Motorcyclist became passionate dad before fatal crash
• 'Celebrate Dakota Week' events start Monday
• Academic Notebook
• Day in History: Freight cars plunge from trestle in 1936
• Breezy, cooler today
• Body found in northeast Rochester
• Rochester School Board interviews 3rd of 3 finalists for superintendent
• On behalf of all RCTC staff, faculty, and administration, congratulations to all graduating students. We wish you the very best in your future.
• “You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. You are the guy who'll decide where to go.” ~Dr. Seuss
• Rochester is overflowing with kids, census finds
• Minn. tax collections run strong April
• Lyle board accused of violating Open Meeting Law
• Man sentenced for having sex with 13-year-old
• Stewartville dance will be held at Florence Park
• Prairie Island plant is back on line
• Around the region
• Southeast Minn. man finds copper plate used to print money
• Driver of truck involved in fatal Iowa crash questioned
• Memorial to 35W bridge victims starts taking shape
• Finalist: School district must 'develop talent'
• Pedestrian bridge considered at site of fatal car-bike crash
• Weather Service: St. Michael tornado an EF-1
• Correction
• Day in History: Charles H. Mayo made a professor emeritus at 'U' in 1936
• Your Pictures: Reunion attendees see the humor in photo
• Canoe trip on new trail
• Al-Corn seeks lower property taxes
• Second Saturday Sale - May 14th
• Rain and a high near 76 expected today
• One person dead, another hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Spanish Writers
• Spring semester officially ends in 30 hours and 17 minutes! You can do it!
• Too many people downtown a good problem to have
• Candidate likes to 'listen and learn'
• Final round of superintendent interviews under way
• Kenyon nears decision on abandoned school
• Caution urged on flood-altered Lake Zumbro
• Fishing, food and fireworks
• Opponents of golf course sale in Red Wing update their efforts at public forum
• Around the state
• Around the region
• Olmsted County asked to side against CapX2020 line route
• Inspiring article in the Post-Bulletin today featuring RCTC student Buddy Donaldson.
• Correction
• Gold Rush in Rochester this weekend
• RCTC grad has overcome much
• An eye for birds
• Higher calling: Two sets of brothers engage priesthood
• Your Pictures: Students work on projects in Science Alive lab
• Day in History: 30,000th telephone installed in city in 1961
• Weather service says more rain, possible severe storms
• Mychal Wilmes: Spring plant time brings back memories
• Talk of the Town: How big of an ouch? Hard to say
• Answer Man: What happened to Catholic coffeehouse?
• Golf ball-sized hail, possible funnel cloud hit central Minnesota
• Finals stressing you out? Popping bubble wrap is curiously satisfying... Follow the link for some noisy fun!
• Words Players actors get into character for fundraiser
• Prairie Island Unit 2 safely shuts down
• Lens on History: Teeing it up in 1926
• Farmers finally getting crops in the field
• 10 honored for preserving Rochester history
• Correction
• Rare, rescued Torah receives some TLC
• 50th John Marshall reunion meeting
• Bioreactors help clean field tile runoff in Dodge County
• Civil War Roundtable is May 11
• Southeast Minnesota's future or bust
• Sixth annual Founders Lecture taking RSVPs
• Rochester exhibit honors wartime service
• Devoted Hearts Conference at Autumn Ridge Church
• Day in History: Construction of public library begins in 1936
• Mayo gene research advances
• DNR waits to assess spill's impact of loons
• Today will feel like summer
• Mueller-Wiesner
• One killed in rollover near Rushford
• Road work delays this summer
• Delays expected Tuesday night on South Broadway
• Possible clues in Mankato human remains search
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Luncheon
• Celebrate our graduates and their accomplishments this Thursday!
• Good luck on your finals, Yellowjackets!
• No foul play in Minn. college student deaths
• Rochester Superintendent finalist interviews are all-day affairs
• Area government calendar
• Departing military offered free family photo sessions
• Your Pictures: Family Fun Day at Dorer State Forest
• Public access cable TV programming
• Historic Forestville opens May 28 for season
• Storms complicate Monday morning commute
• Mayo Clinic Mall of America health site under construction
• Dialogues program to discuss downtown nightlife
• West Concord Survival Days hopes to survive again
• Dalai Lama honors mother in U of M speech
• Poll: Minnesotans want more gambling options
• Kenyon trying to solve 'major blight' of old school building
• Mother's Day
• Answer Man: No cure for illegible handwriting
• Walk to benefit Japanese earthquake victims
• Rochester south-siders have own traffic headache
• A chance to see the dwarf trout lily
• New website has information on Emerald Ash Borer
• Legislature to consider Stewartville Fire Hall repairs
• New Orleans Literary History
• Dalai Lama: Bin Laden's killing understandable
• I'm Just Sayin': Will the 'stone castle' survive another generation? (video)
• Thinking global at 100-Mile Garage Sale (video)
• Friendship forged as children remains strong on battlefield
• Marines in Afghanistan find struggles, encouragment
• Students at John Adams use creativity in test reviews
• Answer Man: Teachers union has its roots deep in Rochester
• Century-old round barn in Elgin restored
• Answer Man: If only Rover would use the toilet
• Back and Forth: City once had numerous small groceries
• Day in history, May 7
• Local week in review
• Nigon retiring after 43 years with Rochester Catholic Schools
• Officials: No foul play in Goodhue woman's death at Winona State
• Need something to do tonight? Watch Alan Wiltgen in his comedic, one-man show at Hill Theatre at 7pm or check out the Music Tech Concert in the College Center Cafeteria beginning at 6:30pm.
• History of Dorer forest presented May 12
• Celebrating Cinco de Mayo (video)
• Minnesota researchers to map the Arctic
• Byron High School honor roll
• Waseca brothers visit WWII memorial
• John Adams science class
• Campus news
• Military news
• Hiawatha District Pinewood Derby winners announced
• Contestant's prize was an unforgettable trip
• Oronoco mobile home park cited for waste violations
• Dalai Lama returns to Rochester for annual checkup
• Roadwork begins on north 'beltline'
• Day in history, May 6
• Academic notebook
• John Adams Middle School honor roll
• Spring Grove trail hikes offered
• Around the region
• Bloodroot equals spring
• Backers still hoping to get legacy money for local children's museum, arts center
• St. Charles installs river monitoring device on South Branch Whitewater River
• Dialogues event focuses on 'Downtown Rochester: More Nightlife, New Issues'
• St. Charles mayor elected president of mayors' association
• Channel One awarded for Foodshare month efforts
• Fuel Rochester celebrates two years
• Weather service: Sunny and warm today
• Answer Man: Forks, branches of Zumbro River hard to sort
• Jen's World: Charter member of Mean Old Moms Club?
• Rochester School Board chooses 3 superintendent finalists
• Minnesota House passes photo ID requirement for voting
• Claw machines in St. Paul bars boast live lobsters
• 'KKK' and swastika spray-painted on house in N.W. Rochester
• Man threatening to jump off Rochester bridge is rescued
• Cinco de Mayo
• Need a break from studying? Indulge in a sweet treat and support local non-profit organizations at the fundraiser in the Atrium and Heintz Center Commons until 1:30 pm today!
• Have you taken the Student Life survey yet? Do so and you could win prizes ($50 at the bookstore, $25 Visa gift card, or one of 2 $10 gift cards).
• Day in history, May 5, 2011
• North Dakotans aging as boomers near retirement
• Two injured in motorcycle accident
• Goodhue County sheriff to seek dispatch partners
• Goodhue County Board favors new building for Health and Human Services
• Bill would end ethanol subsidies, increase consumer options
• Around the region
• Meeting on bike plan will be May 18
• UM president: Rochester campus 5 years ahead of expectations
• Rochester School Board choosing superintendent finalists
• Two more Red Cross volunteers head south
• Former coroner's Mayo records will not be opened
• Downtown issues discussed at meeting Tuesday
• 1,000 trees will be planted Saturday
• Goodhue County becomes 13th county in state to adopt social host ordinance
• Work environment affects health costs, wellness expert says
• Community gardens ready to grow
• Answer Man: A new KwikTrip for Zumbrota?
• I'm Just Sayin': What does DFL stand for?
• Rochester Citizens to Receive Heritage Preservation Awards
• Third Annual Rochester Heritage Preservation Awards
• Motorcyclist badly injured along U.S. 52
• Sunny in Rochester, showers on horizon
• FBI talking to Iowan over alleged bin Laden threat
• Free ice cream in the College Center cafeteria until 2pm!
• At least two injured in crash downtown
• Smelt Feed and Fish Fry
• School board to begin interviews with superintendent candidates
• Veterans museum at Soldiers Field?
• Catholic schools board hires new director
• Spring Grove trail hikes offered
• Wabasha barn features crafters, antiques
• FFA awards honorary degrees
• Forestville is one of the coolest places around
• Support offered for mothers raising boys
• Arborists try to save 150-year-old Oronoco tree
• Wartime life in Belgium, Germany topic of meeting
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Nice day today, and showers on the way
• Day in History: 340 enter IBM baking contest in 1961
• Answer Man: Teachers union's founding was right here
• Loving Lorna Doone
• Exhibition - Tony Tasset: Life During Wartime
• iFilms: International and Independent Films
• Talk of the Town: One day out of 365 isn't too much to ask for, is it?
• Major expansion likely at Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park
• Rochester School Board announces 7 candidates for superintendent
• Dr. Charlie Mayo's grandchildren to lead Rochesterfest parade
• Puerto Rican claims he was abused by priest affiliated with Minnesota abbey
• Council signs contract for volleyball center expansion
• Bin Laden's death does little to quell former Rochester family's grief
• Ice cream in the atrium until 1:30pm -- all you have to do is fill out the Student Life survey!
• Correction
• UMR series focuses on military topics
• Ordinance change saves restaurant's liquor license
• Council hits 'reset' on Villa Road issue
• Council eyes downtown commercial, residential project
• Board whittles superintendent list
• Refresh Leadership simulcast set for May 18
• Emerging therapy gives family hope (video)
• Caregivers need a light touch, doctor says (video)
• Why pencil-beam proton therapy?
• Kasson student does some high school classes online
• Farmers hoping for warmth, break in rain so corn planting can begin
• Two days of sun is forecast
• Day in History: Danny Kaye, Conrad Hilton in Rochester in 1961
• Lens on History: A gunfight on Broadway
• Day in History: Danny Kaye, Conrad Hilton in Rochester in 1961
• Come and LOL at this one-man show written and performed by student Alan Wiltgen!
• Assistant Olmsted County attorney serving in Iraq appointed to judgeship
• Man critically injured in ATV accident
• Area government calendar
• Challenge Games begin today in Red Wing
• Last week before finals week!
• Winona educator named Teacher of the Year
• Around the region
• Claremont man makes speedy recovery after breaking his neck
• Public access cable TV programming
• Allied Health Careers Open House Successful!
• The question of proton beam insurance
• The latest cancer-fighting technology has its limitations
• Proton thearpy center to bring jobs, patients, visitors (video)
• Hiroshima survivor uses radiation for a healing purpose
• Wabasha's 100-year-old library joins 100-Mile Garage Sale
• Your Pictures: Chatfield families enjoy spring carnival
• Day in history, May 2
• New intermediate school could be on Austin's Nov. 8 ballot
• Minnesota delegation reacts to bin Laden's death
• Answer Man: 'Three Cups of Tea' questions won't be answered soon
• I'm Just Sayin': Not every country is lucky enough to have a free press
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Rochester couple serves on hospital ship
• Winona Bishop recognizes Pope John Paul II in Rochester
• Literary Events in May
• Heard on the Street: Hot dog cart prepared to launch
• Answer Man: Toxic feet? Health fad pads the truth
• St. Scholastica opens campus in Biobusiness Center (video)
• Lewiston man says someone stole giant plywood parrot
• IBM Rochester, SMIF give $130,000 in computers to childhood learning
• Arbor Day celebration in Central Park (slide show)
• Beltane - May Day
• Some Austin residents cautious, angry about property buying effort
• Day in history, April 30
• Goodhue County still discussing HHS building plans
• Judge says PUC not obligated to apply Goodhue County ordinance
• Downtown items included on city council's Monday agenda
• Rochester man threatens city with lawsuit
• Three brothers among veterans on today's Honor Flight to D.C.
• Hay Expo is June 8-9 near Cannon Falls
• A Mustang's 40,000-mile round trip
• Mayo Clinic, cancer patients have high expectations for new treatment center (video)
• Cancer treatment's future depends on research
• Proton therapy aims for more effect, fewer risks
• MD Anderson facts
• Patient: Proton treatment time-consuming but
• Proton therapy grows as cancer treatment option
• Possible Hormel Institute expansion might be fueling acquisitions in Austin
• Apartments, grocery proposed for downtown Rochester
• Showers today, a thunderstorm possible
• Directors lead Goodhue County departments merger
• Back and Forth: Fair and festival season is coming up
• Answer Man: In search of a smelt feed
• More than 200 RPU customers lose power Thursday night
• Two Saturday events to raise money for Lourdes
• Small earthquake felt in west-central Minnesota
• Local Red Cross volunteer heading south to help storm victims
• Correction
• Newspaper history goes digital
• Chatfield council prices lots at Commercial Park
• Workshop offered for prospective farmers
• On Twitter
• Pine Island zoning ordinance changes proposed in anticipation of Elk Run
• "The Mayo Team" vs MS, with your help
• Work starts May 2 on busy 37th Street Northwest
• Samaritan Bethany building to open Monday
• Gold course discussion dominates Red Wing mayor's forum
• Chatfield school starts day in 'secure mode'
• Josh wants insight into the Clinical Neurophysiology Technology program. Any CNT students want to put in their two cents?
• Rochester couple celebrates royal anniversary
• Royal wedding is cause for a party in Rochester (video)
• Litter campaign collects 8 tons of trash
• Kids who've overcome obstacles honored
• Minnesota news in brief
• Rochester single dad discovers academic brilliance
• Fundraiser Sunday for Claremont man who broke his neck
• Spring weight loads lifted May 2
• Finally, some sun, warmth
• John Adams teams win E-cybermission at state level
• Answer Man: It's a long cast for smelt fry
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history, April 29
• 'Mad scientist' here for IBM anniversary
• Jen's World: Pain of piercing prevents earrings
• Your Pictures: Military news
• Red Wing expects to bust $45,000 budget for golf course maintenance
• Spring Grove man arrested after crash involving injury
• Congrats to Kyle Sursely and Kelby Halling for their recent recognition as pitcher and player of the week by the Minnesota College Athletic Conference! Yellowjackets play Riverland tomorrow at 2pm and 4pm... Go team!
• Your Pictures: Blankets made for wounded soldiers, veterans
• Spring 2011 music concert at Hill Theatre, 7:30 tonight! Performances by the Jazz Band, Aires, Concert Band, and Concert Choir.
• Day in history, April 28
• Furst Draft: $500 in coupons are extra value in weekend P-B
• Leaders celebrate IBM's 100th
• Dance in Florence Park raises concerns
• Bicyclists invited to join in Tour de Red Wing
• Work begins Monday to raise Douglas Trail bridge
• Byron business offers weight-loss challenge for overweight dogs
• Meyer to take the helm of Quarry Hill
• Arbor Day celebration Friday features tree giveaway
• Rochester church plans a royal wedding party
• Friends' Bookstore
• Lyle school board promotes principal to superintendent
• Minnesota news in brief
• Rain, sun, and repeat
• Answer Man: Sound of sirens wasn't exactly a glitch, but ...
• I'm Just Sayin': Is wild rice hotdish about to become extinct? Say it ain't so
• Your Pictures: Names added to commemorative plaque
• Olmsted gets C for air pollution
• Can you smell the freshly popped popcorn? Mmmm... LIFT is giving it away free in the atrium until 2pm. Go get some!
• Wisconsin pays $12.9 million to Minn. for tuition deal
• Man injured in auger accident dies
• Did you know just how amazing the RCTC greenhouse is?! Check out the beautiful plants our Horticulture students are growing!
• Quarry Hill director resigns, new director accepts job
• Recent threats at schools raise questions, alarms
• Details of U.S. 52 truck accident released
• Experts: Time right for electric cars
• Future, past of Indian Heights Park examined
• Day in history, April 27
• A couple more days of rain, then sun
• Mychal Wilmes: A vehicle's history told through its miles, dents and glovebox
• Mantorville's 'Marigold' signs violate state law
• Answer Man: Brighter than a CFL lightbulb, Answer Man sheds light
• Talk of the Town: Looks like a fifth-grader, but not Larry King
• April was Poetry Month
• Rochester Area Foundation leader retiring
• Families, groups make Rochester a 'litter bit better'
• Pedestrian injured while crossing Broadway
• Day in history, April 26, 2011
• Studio Academy teachers, students have mixed feelings about the school
• Red Wing City Council alters golf course timeline again
• Controversial golf course sale may go to public vote
• Studio Academy working hard to survive
• Quran was thrown in the trash, prisoner alleges
• $6.3 million for Lake Shady restoration
• Rain possible throughout the week
• Teacher's patience serves her well
• US Congressman Tim Walz Visiting Rochester Campus
• Harmony company's workers injured as U.S. 169 bridge collapses
• Bicyclist struck, killed by school bus in Winona
• Correction
• Minn. man found dead under avalanche's snow
• Two fires keep Dover firefighters busy during weekend
• Poodle snatched from scooter, shaken to death
• Your Pictures: Easter basket project
• Public access cable TV programming
• Around the region
• Answer Man: Giant chicken will have to maintain its roost
• Students turn thoughts on water conservation into art
• Day in history, April 25
• Library of Congress
• Inching toward 58 degrees on Easter Sunday
• Easter
• Heard on the Street: Building supply firm expands into Rochester
• Answer Man: Beware of HomeServe repair coverage
• Showers likely Monday night, Tuesday
• Rochester 'Beltline' will be a green belt
• Former Rochester fire chief sues new employer over termination
• Meeting planned for Winona highway project
• I'm Just Sayin': As Lent ends, no-TV challenge continues
• Reader submitted photos from Business After Hours gathering
• MnSCU gives 4 faculty top educator honors
• Around the region
• Quarter of Minnesota households are now cellphone only
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Week in review
• 5 earn Eagle Scout rank
• After the fire: Eyota veterinarian getting pets well again
• Day in History: Father and son re-united in 1961
• Doug Ohman - Libraries of Minnesota
• Ice cream bike is up for sale
• Guest House's proximity to Mayo Clinic boosts its efforts
• Rochester treatment center for chemically dependent priests needs repairs
• Meth labs return to southeastern Minnesota
• Furst Draft: Blogs complain of P-B conservative bias
• Answer Man: Acai is the latest of overhyped health foods
• Back Roads: A knight in a shiny tow truck
• Back and Forth: Dance halls once filled the region
• S.E. Minnesota could become 'frac sand' hotbed
• A sloshy Good Friday procession (video)
• Virginia Myhro, 90th Birthday
• Virginia Myhro, 90th Birthday
• Earth Day
• Around the region
• Byron school district launches Facebook page for community ed
• Wabasha veterans celebration, fundraiser called off
• Final piece of artwork goes into place (video)
• Day in history, April 22
• Anti-litter program picks up four days
• Earth Day should be every day
• Academic Notebook
• Chatfield determined to keep hardware store
• Lake Shady park plans take shape
• Rain likely this afternoon
• Answer Man: Table talk al fresco
• Law enforcement cracks down on distracted drivers
• Your Pictures: Rochester chess players compete at state
• FYI...The Learning Center (AT306 and AT301) will be open Saturday, April 30, and Saturday, May 7, to help you prepare for the end of the semester. Hours will be 10am-2pm.
• Senior assistant Olmsted County attorney finalist for judgeship
• Third Annual Eagles Spring Expo is Saturday
• Minn. man accused of hacking Facebook accounts
• Day in history, April 21
• Replica firearm held to teen's head at Century
• Rochester City Council notebook: 'Social host' law passes first step
• On Twitter
• Boy Scouts offer class for moms
• Legal change may clear way for Mexican restaurant to get liquor license
• Easter egg hunts set for Saturday
• No snow, but rain is in the forecast
• Answer Man: Decals honor fallen officers, firefighters
• Furst Draft: Post-Bulletin wants your photos of community events
• I'm Just Sayin': Floods a sobering reminder of earth's power
• Bighead carp snagged in St. Croix River
• Don't wait! Online registration for Fall 2011 is open to all current and returning students.
• Pine Island schools have revised budget
• Weekly siren testing resumes in Olmsted County
• Fundraiser for cancer patient is Thursday
• Around the region
• Fireworks likely as deer hunters, legislators to meet tonight in Winona
• Stories from veterans sought
• Red Wing residents pack city hall for public forum on golf course sale
• Work starts on home for chronic inebriates
• Mark your calendar; superintendent search about to get busy
• Couple focuses on their future even with terminal cancer diagnosis
• Tuesday's snow sets a record (video)
• Drivers, R U texting? Watch out on Thursday
• Day in history, April 20
• Your Pictures: Scouts collect, send gloves for flood workers
• Red Wing school district adopts first strategic plan
• Jen's World: Willie Nelson is cool — really cool
• Shed collapse causes headaches for Farmamerica
• Lens on History: Here when needed since 1879
• Visiting Author Series - Kamala Nair
• Factoid
• Talk of the Town: Summer is on the mind
• Mychal Wilmes: Fence posts rekindle memories of childhood
• Answer Man: How positive is DNR about positive chronic wasting disease test?
• Wrongful death suit filed against hog farm in Eyota
• Preston woman wins senior pageant
• LeRoy man injured in crash on U.S. 63
• Northern Iowa getting heavy snow
• Literary History of America
• Pine Island board seeks to buy temporary classrooms
• Travel the Globe in Rochester!
• Local members of the U.S. military help with Japanese earthquake and tsunami cleanup
• Local hospice volunteer gets statewide award
• Correction
• Stewartville, Dover-Eyota schools to equip students with netbook computers
• Landlord warns council of lawsuit over training requirement
• Factoid: Greatest one-day snowfall in April
• Teachers must adjust to netbook use
• Last call for restaurant tripped up over liquor license ordinance?
• New rebate program takes aim at old refrigerators, freezers
• Spring Classic in Austin caters to new crop of ranchers
• Mississippi crests with a whimper
• Day in history, April 19
• Minnesota Book Awards
• Artifact show draws the curious
• Travel the Globe in Rochester!
• Quilt Society lends soldiers a hand
• Visiting Author Series - Catherine Friend
• Snow in this week's forecast?! In 1985, the record high for Rochester on April 18 was 89 degrees. Crazy Minnesota weather...
• Futurist to speak Tuesday
• Duluth utility workers rack up lots of overtime
• Stillwater Lift Bridge to reopen Monday afternoon
• Grief counselors help Marshall students cope with girls' deaths
• Local camp director hosts African humanitarian
• Area agencies conducting controlled burns
• Somali youths finish Mpls police Citizens' Academy
• Day in history, April 18
• Factoid: Snow in June?
• Industry expert has 'concerns' about Mississippi National appraisal
• I'm Just Sayin': Time is fleeting, but good memories of youth sports last forever
• Easter week storm brings possibility of 6 inches of snow
• Lanesboro's weekend: wind, snow, tourists
• Van hits cow, driver critically injured
• Book Review - The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating
• Answer Man: A rain barrel full of answers to a deluge of questions
• Weather shrivels annual Flood Run motorcycle rally
• Elizabeth Erstad — Lake City
• Minnesota Book Reads
• Yaggy Colby History Lecture - Doug Ohman
• Correction
• Science fair project wins Chatfield student trip to L.A.
• Use of biofilters upheld in Dodge County
• NRC visit highlights nuclear concerns after Japan incident
• Stories from veterans sought
• Law enforcement explorers are police-in-training
• Bring bottles, cans to Think Green fair
• Benefit for Jesse Brewington Saturday at Wicked Moose
• Pine Island must decide on portable classrooms
• Residents won't challenge townhomes in southwest Rochester
• Back & Forth: Remembering the Rochester air shows
• Backroads: Trout, robins and pancakes
• No payments made to plaintiffs in zoning case
• Day in History, April 16
• RCTC's World Drum Ensemble will perform 7pm tonight at Mayo High School as part of the Rochester International Association's World Festival. Check it out!
• Out-of-control drama party cancels Hastings spring musical
• River towns worked hard, now wait as Mississippi starts to lower
• Book Reviews - mysteries
• WSU event looks to put students on two wheels (video)
• Duluth adds second overnight air traffic controller
• Hibbing nurses to take strike vote
• Corrections
• All-you-can-eat pancake feed for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in Byron
• Day in history, April 15
• Judge to weigh request to review coroner's employment files
• Xcel Energy customers face another rate increase
• Mark Mueller earns Eagle Scout rank
• Regulatory commission lifts additional oversight at Prairie Island nuclear plant
• Delay no more, taxpayers
• Bosnian community center helps make Rochester more like home
• Red Wing riverfront easement could be finalized by June
• Academic Notebook
• Young auctioneer keeps at it
• Southeast Minnesota under wind advisory
• Answer Man: Knocking things down to build it up in Onalaska
• Jen's World: Shhhh! The library is a cool place
• World's oldest man dies in Montana at 114
• Good luck to our table tennis club as they compete in the national college championship right here on campus, April 15-17. Go Yellowjackets!
• Congratulations to team #4 for winning the 5-on-5 Intramural Basketball Tournament! Team #4 members are: KJ Mack, Walter Hollis, James Harris, Muhammad Thurman, Jeff Buchert, Nate Benard, and Josh Reynolds.
• On Twitter
• Bluebells, trout and wine
• Report: Cooperatives good for economic rebound
• New engine being installed on plane that made emergency landing
• Rural residents elbow power-line route
• Gas leak closes intersection for 10 hours
• Scouts honor top adults, scouts and units
• Saint Elizabeth's talks prevention
• Murray finds her niche in Austin tourism
• Byron man is 'Casey's Madness' champ
• Rochester Tea Party Patriots cancel Tax Day Rally
• Rail board violated open meeting law, state rules
• Float fishing in the flood
• Winona's dike watchers keep an eye on high water
• Talent oozes from 'ketchup kid' (video)
• Claims process to open for Hispanic, women farmers
• Albert Lea couple saved from fire by neighbors
• Rain, maybe a little snow, in the forecast for several days
• Answer Man: Settle up a bar bet on debt
• I'm Just Sayin': Giving up TV — at least for a month
• Day in history, April 14
• Talk of the Town: New game show for this generation
• Minn. appeals court: Minnows are not fish
• National Bookmobile Day
• Delta flight makes emergency landing in Rochester
• Congratulations to Andrea White who has been elected as the RCTC Student Senate President for the 2011-2012 academic year!
• The atrium is buzzing with commotion! Check out the Club Expo and learn how you can get involved on campus. Plus, listen to Student Senate presidential candidates speak from 1-2pm and vote afterward.
• Check out what the Horticulture students were up to this morning!
• New Rochester orchestra director started young
• Gas leak stopped, southeast Rochester intersection to reopen at 7 p.m. (video)
• Possible homeless shelter burns in northwest Rochester
• Correction
• Minnesota news in brief
• 4 groups win county health awards
• Bar fight leads to assault charges
• Red Wing man accused of robbery, assault
• Man accused of sexual assault
• Roadwork planned on 37th Street this summer
• Coroner issue resurfaces in hearing on 2008 death
• Wanna learn martial arts and self-defense? Free sessions in CF206 today at 11am, noon, and 1pm. Free yoga lessons tomorrow!
• Charges: Woman received nearly 1 pound of meth in the mail
• Granting wishes changes volunteer's life
• Red Wing wastewater plant tested by rising Mississippi
• Lourdes drumline reaches national competition
• Regional news digest
• House built for battlefield reenactment
• Showers today, high near 60
• Mychal Wilmes: Sprinkle this with dew, Sammy
• Answer Man: Byron Kwik Trip is expanding right before your eyes
• Day in history, April 13
• Taskforce on the Development and Permitting Process
• Owatonna settles probe into Somali harassment
• Stories from veterans sought
• Metrodome tours offer look at roof replacement
• Diabetes organization fundraiser is Thursday
• Up to now, few have seen golf course's appraisal
• Firefighter's CO detector prompts evacuation of Target store
• Red Wing council flips on possible golf course sale
• Brooklyn Park grocery store shooter identified
• Correction
• Low bidder for Hayfield school bus contract has felony record
• Regional news digest
• 300 Minn. Guard soldiers on patrol in Red River flood zone
• Clean-up day planned at Chester Woods
• Day in history, April 12
• Applebee's staff rally to support family of coworker who died in crash
• WSU College of Business earns accreditation
• Mississippi River could be worse, residents say
• Chatfield council OKs prepayment of bonds
• Lens on History: Where school bells rang in southwest Rochester
• For some cities, profits pour in
• Campus News
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• North Dakota flood focus turns to rural north
• Sunny, high near 67
• Minn. tax collections come in better than expected
• First saltie arrives in Twin Ports
• Goals + Plan = Success
• Early warning prevented injuries in Iowa twister
• Bull riders show their stuff at Graham Arena (video)
• Adult dead after mobile home fire in Blaine
• Correction
• Sheriff's horseback unit going strong
• Sunday's storm was short, but powerful
• Woman finds business in handcrafted coffins
• Wanna learn to belly dance? Go to CF206 at 2pm for a free lesson!
• City task force will examine development permitting process
• Boy reported missing, found playing video games at Walmart
• Around the region
• Budget woes drive potential Mississippi National sale
• Groups join forces, offer Web help to pair animals with owners
• UMR launches fundraising campaign to help students
• Pacelli Catholic Schools laptop program labled a success
• Horse Judge of the Year also knows a thing or two about dogs
• Bloomington ceremony held for deploying soldiers
• Wis. gathering honors Hmong Gen. Vang Pao
• MacIlraith honored for garden work
• Greg Sellnow: The weather's thawing, and so is my brain …
• Day in history, April 11
• Answer Man: An appraisal of whether wind turbines devalue property
• Strong winds, hail cause damage in Minn., Wis.
• Man injured in rollover Saturday night in Dodge County
• NWS issues tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Winona house fire investigated; displaced residents find housing
• Seminar and Irish Whiskey Tasting Benefit
• Pacelli Catholic Schools: One computer for every student: Pacelli Catholic High School goes 1:1
• Answer Man: It would be Fastastic to still use gift card
• Crash in Byron sends three to hospital
• Day in history, April 9
• Stillwater Lift Bridge over St. Croix River closes
• National Guard at full strength for Fargo flood fight
• Audit: Minnesota overpaid stimulus jobless benefits
• Dodge historical society hosts Homefront Exhibit
• Severe weather awareness is focus next week
• Visiting Author Series - Cary Griffith
• Century students spread generosity on thick (video)
• Correction
• Officials investigate whether arson was cause of brush dump fire
• Ronald McDonald House volunteer recognition
• Minnesota family celebrates son's heart-transplant date as his second birthday
• Back & Forth: During WWII, student life was entirely different
• Answer Man: Upgrade of U.S. 14 not in the fast lane
• Fire investigator probes cause of blaze at N.W. Rochester tree service
• S.D. governor offers help to keep Rushmore open
• RCTC Softball takes on Ridgewater right here at home today at 3:00pm. Come support the Yellowjackets!
• Prisoner alleges Quran 'defiled' at Rochester prison
• Reader comments
• On Twitter
• Woman trapped in elevator for over an hour
• Vehicle hits pole, rolls over in southeast Rochester
• Three months of roadwork to start on Olmsted County Road 10
• Rochester airport tightens screening for passengers, baggage
• All deer in CWD surveillance zone test negative
• Stories from veterans sought
• Ecumenical service in Rochester emphasizes peace, troops' sacrifice
• Rochesterfest books Warrant to headline Street Dance
• Ranks of suburban homeless growing in Minnesota
• Minn. flying museum home needs fire sprinklers
• Cloudy, high near 60, rain this weekend
• Mississippi on the rise again; crests will be late next week
• Fargo wrapping up Red River sandbagging operations
• Day in history, April 8
• Answer Man steps into penalty box with IRS questions
• Jen's World: A Better Chance needs another chance
• Furst Draft: Poems from younger writers published weekly
• Academic notebook
• Everyday Math class for parents set
• Population dip threatens Byron road funds
• Second Saturday Sale - April 9th
• Brede appointed to State Arts Board
• State finds no CWD, but new hunting rules to come
• High of 60 today! Whoop whoop!
• Minn. health officials alarmed by STD surge
• Possibility of child care provider union raises concerns, hopes
• Rochester residents tested for mercury exposure
• School seeks ways to challenge smart students
• U.S. 52 inspection work begins near Oronoco April 11
• Red Wing city officials release heavily redacted golf course appraisal
• Are child-care union organizers being upfront?
• Rochester crash victim dies
• Correction
• Increasing clouds today, high near 60
• Answer Man: CapX2020 is a mouthful, but name has a purpose
• I'm Just Sayin': Change has been good to Rochester's social life
• Day in history, April 7
• Are bird deaths blowing in the wind?
• Pine Island auction, dinner to help build homes in Mexico
• Three in Rochester Fire Department promoted to captain
• Eat spaghetti, raise money for cancer research
• U.S. 52 work could slow traffic
• Controlled burn causes concern for miles
• Winona State University student found dead in residence hall
• Bow hunting event continues through Saturday
• Mayo Clinic to join health consortium
• Correction
• Human trafficking hits close to home for Kasson woman
• Local leaders watch for possible government shutdown
• Day in history, April 6
• MnDOT announces summer highway projects
• People want a smart, honest superintendent with vision
• Integration dollars for district are in jeopardy
• MnDOT to unveil 2011 construction projects
• Annual Writer's Festival canceled
• Roundtable speakers will recall Patton
• St. Paul nursing home employee accused of stealing
• Swing your partner
• Community gardens set to grow in three Rochester neighborhoods
• Minnesota news in brief
• Fire at Goodhue hog farm causes $500,000 in damage
• Workman allowed to remain as substitute
• Rain will give way to partial sunshine today
• Mychal Wilmes: Small town life shows glimmers of resurgence
• Talk of the Town: Wings are worth the experience
• Answer Man: Trawling the Mississippi River backwaters for fowl information
• Jameson Irish Whiskey Tasting
• Radioactive material found in Minn. is below health-threat level
• 20 in 10!
• Tutoring Program Information
• All About Books!
• Next week is National Library Week!
• Kick-off Meeting for The Navigators Campus Bible Study
• Goodhue hog barn destroyed in fire
• Minnesota Partnership moves forward on diabetes cure
• Oronoco Township residents hope to change power line route
• Gifted and talented program shrinks
• Firefighters rescue two from stopped elevator
• Rochester vending carts to pay higher fees, face other new city restrictions
• Second Mississippi River crest coming (video)
• Farmers await warmer weather for spring planting
• Downtown, Douglas Trail to be linked this summer
• Sponsorships to keep sports bubble inflated
• Minnesota news in brief
• Residents growl at barking dog ordinance, council backs away
• Partly sunny, high near 54
• Day in history, April 5
• Lanesboro grocery cooperative planned
• Yaggy Colby Lecture - Doug Ohman
• 1965 flood has long been a benchmark
• 1965 flood lingers in memories, books
• Did you know there is a board with job postings near the Counseling/Advising office (SS133)? Stop by and check it out!
• Campus news
• St. Mary's University officials say student died of natural causes
• Career Services: Rochester Chamber’s “Learn. Do. Earn.” Team at Triton High School
• Guard deployment has wedding on the fast track (video)
• Sviggum will keep U of M regents seat
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, April 4
• Answer Man: Change in law has residents howling mad
• I'm Just Sayin': Readers are yipping about barking comments
• Lanesboro to be featured in Smithsonian magazine
• Very small radiation level detected in Minnesota
• Answer Man: Rising water raises different ways to measure flood stage
• SE MN Poets
• State employees save cat on Duluth-Superior bridge
• Autism fears, measles spike among Minnesota Somalis
• Being good stewards of children
• Day in history, April 2
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Campus news
• AWA Goodhue project now awaits judge's recommendation
• Sierra Club event to test for and raise awareness about mercury
• Correction
• Visiting Author Series - Cary Griffith
• Wisconsin students might pay more to attend U of M
• Experiment tests microwaves to fix Minn. potholes
• Racino racing or bust: Area breeder counting on increased purses
• Serious crime numbers drop in Rochester
• Veterans groups have provided support, solace to Swensons
• A son remembered
• Answer Man: Wall Street bailout expected to make money
• Back & Forth: Two local heroes who made a difference
• Report urges tighter security at Minnesota Capitol
• Wabasha woman injured in crash with truck on U.S. 61
• Studio Academy disputes sponsor's criticisms
• Annual SMU benefit raises $13,500 for family
• First-time Urban Forestry awards presented today
• Rochester boy earns Eagle Scout ranking
• Single candidate eliminates need for Olmsted board primary
• Former Kingsland Elementary School to become wildflower park (video)
• Benefit for cancer patient is April 9
• Minneapolis MayDay Parade puppet workshops begin
• Correction
• Community Closet looks to expand the dream in Wabasha
• Cloudy, high near 44
• Jen's World: 2011 Chester Awards have distinctly educator flavor
• Answer Man: Channel 21 won't be silent for long
• Day in History: IBM's first laptop out in 1986
• Campus news
• Honor rolls
• Studio Academy could lose sponsorship, faces closure
• Catch the Johnny Holm Band tomorrow night!
• Dover-Eyota, St. Charles schools get $1 million to fight substance abuse
• Stop by the Student Life office (4th floor of College Center) for some ice cream! It won't last long!
• Back Roads: Longtime owner insists on store's friendliness (video)
• Fundraisers turn to ATMs to solicit donations
• Prior Lake postal worker charged in theft of mail
• Regents: Sviggum shouldn't hold 2 U of M jobs
• Day in history, March 31
• Correction
• On Twitter
• Should Rochester limit downtown bars?
• Report details Rochester's water supply
• Shelter for homeless families being planned (video)
• State cuts could impact Rochester bus service
• Tell Mayo Clinic what to build at Mall of America
• Investigator to look into allegations against Kasson-Mantorville superintendent
• Stewartville High School choir program is awarded a Grammy
• Byron educators are stepping out
• Bridge club tournament starts Friday
• Family surprised to find bullet in dog (video)
• Museum attracts hunters and non-hunters (video)
• Three companies deny alleged roles in North Star blaze
• Supreme Court ruling may affect airport safety zone
• Regents: Sviggum shouldn't hold 2 U of M jobs
• Chance of rain Thursday
• Answer Man: What is the Queen of England's last name?
• I'm Just Sayin': Long, cold winter left behind a mess to pick up
• Lens on history: A very deep subject
• Suspicious device found at Rochester airport (video)
• Mayo ranked second-best hospital in country
• Heart attack killed skier at Welch Village
• Kasson, Byron lead in growth
• Massive power line to run through Oronoco Township
• Minnesota news in brief
• Report: Olmsted County 19th healthiest in state
• Did you know students can attend RCTC sporting events, concerts, and theater productions free of charge? Awesome! Check out what is going on with Student Life: www.rctc.edu/studentlife
• Teachers must be available 24/7 in online school
• Horse owner being investigated for neglect
• Goodhue County considers ordinance to deter underage drinking at parties
• Districts work together to start online school
• Townships losing population to Rochester
• Silver Lake power plant sees reduced use, emissions
• Corrections
• Sunny Wednesday, high near 45
• Answer Man: No cows were harmed in Pine Island
• Day in history, March 30
• Talk of the Town: Choosing a swimsuit can be a big, hairy mess
• Motorcycle rider crashes, bike catches fire
• 716 adult deer killed, all negative for CWD
• Historian to speak on preserving present
• Two from area among Teacher of the Year finalists
• Lourdes drum line to compete at state
• Day in history, March 29
• Former KAAL anchor's book probes Huisentruit case
• Have you signed up for the Twins game sponsored by Student Life?
• Man shot in Austin home invasion
• Skier suffered heart attack
• Veterans express opinions about Libya mission
• Winona Health earns patient safety award
• Pepin meeting set for April 2
• More than 200 gather to support Wisconsin, local workers
• Red Wing City Council reschedules forum on golf course sale to April 19
• Senior is St. Charles' first to make All-State Orchestra
• Partly sunny, high near 39
• Former Olmsted County coroner hired for top job in Oklahoma
• Going Beyond in Support of the Call of Duty
• Come hear Ponloeu Chim's amazing story of how she survived labor and refugee campus before making a life for herself in Rochester, MN! Tomorrow at noon...in celebration of Women's History Month and the Common Book, Half the Sky.
• Mayo Clinic to double size of healthy living center
• Man hurt in 37th Street crash remains in critical condition
• Kenyon teenager's condition upgraded to serious
• Mychal Wilmes: Special lives made better through love
• Yup, it's been wet the past year
• Talk centers on Winona women who made history
• Military news
• Belau appointed by Supreme Court to Commission on Judicial Selection
• Duluth worries about immigration-law proposal
• MPR anxious about possiblility of losing federal funding
• Ostrander cooperative turns 100
• Campus news
• Public access cable TV programming
• I'm Just Sayin': Howling mad over dog ordinance proposal
• Day in history, March 28
• Answer Man: Treasure hunters in Rochester?
• Back & Forth: Baseball season brings back lots of memories
• Answer Man: DNR says no chip in CWD deer
• Children's Picture Book Day
• More than 200 in Rochester rally for workers' rights
• Day in history, March 26
• Local residents offer their help in Japan
• Stewartville council deals with dogs, water, construction
• Research: Impulse disorders affect some Parkinson's patients
• Olmsted County property tax valuations in the mail
• College student learning, teaching in South Africa
• Recount costs to be paid soon, Republicans say
• Austin's Gerard Academy breaks ground for new gym
• Kent to leave Rochester Boys & Girls Club for regional post
• Campus news
• MPR, KSMQ anxious about possible defunding
• Sunny, high near 31
• Teacher of the Month teaches philosophy she learned in crisis
• Officials: Loss of funding means less supervision for offenders living in Dodge, Olmsted, and Fillmore counties
• Answer Man: Marriott project causes temporary traffic loop
• Z-M offers superintendent job to second candidate
• Still no chronic wasting in Minnesota deer tests
• Hawkins reelected as teachers union president
• New Arrivals
• Alan Page speaks about education importance to Austin students
• Residents cite need for more handicap-accessible apartments
• Former Red Wing inmates file charges against corrections officer, administrators
• Byron council hears good news about Christmas Tree sale money theft
• Lawsuit alleges negligence at Mayo Clinic
• Minnesota Department of Health verifies assault at Rochester care facility
• Cannon Falls offers superintendent position
• Day in history, March 25
• Willow Creek administrator named Lewiston-Altura principal
• Honor rolls
• Funerals set for Minn. teens in murder-suicide
• Weather service: Mississippi is the main concern now
• Answer Man: Will a better batter's eye equal more home runs at Target Field?
• Jen's World: Looking back on 15 years of marriage
• Academic Notebook
• Rochester teachers vote to surrender some development funds
• Minnesota Zoo to take animals to state Capitol
• Wanamingo officials embrace 'Mingo' at governor's office
• Libraries Change Lives - Bookstore Volunteer
• Gospel music finds new fans (video)
• One dead after rollover in Mower County
• Patients laud Affordable Care Act
• Bob Jones witnessed the changing face of Rochester
• Souix County a divorce hotbed
• Air Force disciplines pilots for low Iowa flyover
• Bob Jones' work honored with dedication of IMAA building
• Downtown food court's future remains in limbo
• Cannon River spills over onto Carleton College
• High water prompts Ft. Snelling State Park closing
• Minn. Emergency Ops Center to open for flooding
• Kellogg house on eroded riverbank will be removed
• Watch for flooding, weather service says
• Answer Man: Are you celebrating World Water Day today?
• I'm Just Sayin': Good deeds are found every day in Rochester
• Elks to inaugurate 10 officers
• Celebrating 95 years
• Day in history, March 24
• United Way campaign raises $4 million, volunteers honored
• Man critically injured in N.W. Rochester crash
• Grand Meadow trucker dies in crash near Des Moines
• Unusual and Special Books
• 9 days and counting until the Spring Fling Fundraiser featuring the Johnny Holm Band...get your tickets today!
• Legacy grants awarded to artists
• Students distraught over death of former high school wrestler
• Army couple seeks privacy during recovery
• Correction
• High school singers raise money for Japan
• Oronoco to help shape Lake Shady plan
• Ordinance change brings relief to dog owners, concerns about enforcement
• Man critically injured in N.W. Rochester crash
• New regent didn't disclose UMN job
• New and improved emergency center opens
• Voodoo lily brings the stink to Minnesota Zoo
• MnDOT IDs worker whose backhoe was swept away
• 2 teens die after shooting in western Minnesota
• Day in History: Women outnumber men in 1960 census
• PEM FFA hosts Hunger Banquet
• Rochester to host 2012 Habitat for Humanity conference
• Mychal Wilmes: Spring arrives, and challenges remain
• Talk of the Town: Forget coffee, it's spring and time for a mud break
• Rochester fourplex exudes history, sips energy
• $1 million in cocaine seized on I-90 during routine traffic stop
• Minn. mine park closed for fire investigation
• Backhoe falls into creek; operator presumed dead
• Get ahead by taking summer courses. Registration begins tomorrow!
• Rochester City Council hires engineering company for 65th Street Northwest interchange
• Pine Island under warning; Red Wing, Blooming Prairie 'will experience flooding'
• Mantorville mayor faces two DWI charges
• Chicken donation comes at a critical time for Channel One
• Committee to investigate new U of M regent Sviggum
• Measles cases climb to 7 in Minnesota
• Farm show catches the wind
• Author to discuss travel along the Mississippi River
• It's prime time for potholes
• Flood watch issued for southeastern Minnesota
• Helping You To Safely Cross The Road
• One man killed, three injured in rollover near Kenyon-Wanamingo
• I-90 blocked by rollover near Wisconsin border on Sunday
• Fire heavily damages grocery, two apartments in Altura
• The RCTC Foundation is bringing Johnny Holm to Rochester for a fundraiser. Check it out!
• Hit-and-run victim remembered with donation to police
• Neighbors mull court appeal of Rochester townhome development decision
• Staff development dollars at issue in Rochester school district
• Annual Merit Badge Fair attracts 800 Scouts (video)
• Hormel Institute researcher worries about friends in Japan
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Public access cable TV programming
• Day in history, March 21
• Classmates' deaths push student to ask how to make school better
• I'm Just Sayin': All the stuff is still there — just on computer
• Answer Man: City didn't 'float' $300 million Mayo bond
• Former K-W wrestler killed, another critical after crash
• Library Expansion – Will it Happen?
• Flood warning continues near Austin
• Fire destroys vacant mobile home
• Answer Man: A little payback for erroneous e-mail
• 6 measles cases in Minnesota; more could be on the way
• 6 measles cases in Minnesota; more could be on the way
• Visiting Author Series - Kent Nerburn
• Professor teaches through terminal illness
• Lego League is much more than just play time
• Agri News Farm Show scheduled March 23-24 in Rochester
• Census numbers will shift political boundaries in Rochester, Olmsted County
• Census shows growing diversity across southeastern Minnesota
• Answer Man: Country Club designed by an ace
• Back & Forth: Still too much polio in 1950s
• They came, they talked, they drank coffee
• Area parishes launch $131,000 'Catholics Come Home' campaign
• Day in history, March 19
• Back Roads: If life grounds you, make coffee
• Gustavus, U of M recall students from Japan (video)
• $11M physics lab, state park threatened by fire in Iron Range mine
• Investigation into Minneapolis gas blast under way
• Mass overdose shows gray area around party drugs
• Honor rolls
• Accused swindler pleads not guilty
• La Crescent man killed in ski accident at Welch Village
• People along the Mississippi keep stacking sandbags (video)
• Minn. man to spend month in glass apartment at MOA
• Investigators look for cause of gas explosion
• Overdose leaves Minn. teen dead, 10 hospitalized
• Weather Service: Turtle Creek to start flooding in Austin Friday night
• 'Match Day' fills family medicine slots in Minnesota (video)
• Recreation Center has special spring break hours
• Rodeheffer receives Graven Award
• Judge concludes hearing on proposed wind project for Goodhue County
• Correction
• Community news
• Kasson restoration group to elect three board members
• Partly sunny today, high near 44; Mower County under flood warning
• Jen's World: Good sportsmanship doesn't always find its way to the bleachers
• Answer Man: Similarities, differences with Minnesota, Japanese nuclear plants
• Lunch Buddies helps students get excited to read
• Bears are expanding their range
• Academic notebook
• Day in history, March 18
• Overdose leaves teenager dead, 10 hospitalized in Blaine
• Man dies in skiing accident at Welch Village Wednesday
• National Book Week
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Don't forget to wear green!
• Wealthy Minnesotans pay smaller share of taxes
• Mayo Medical School students discuss abortion-related ethics
• Fiery explosion in south Minneapolis; no injuries
• Prairie Island nuclear plant designed for disasters
• Rochester's population grows 24.4% since 2000
• Six of eight Southeastern Minnesota counties show population growth
• Census report breaks out population by southeast Minnesota cities
• Correction
• Local liquor stores oppose bill to allow Sunday liquor sales
• Governor reappoints Amadio to arts education board
• Answer Man: Flags are at half-staff to honor last U.S. WWI vet
• Furst Draft: Japan news brought close to home
• Greg Sellnow: Kiss me, I'm not really Irish — or anything else
• Rochester purchases seven new emergency sirens
• Today in History, March 17
• Seasonably warm weather to continue ... with a little rain
• Census 2010: Minnesota cities over 20,000
• Hispanic population soars in Minn.; suburbs thrive
• Minn. to pay $7.25 million in software suit
• Rochester population takes flight, grows 24.4 percent in decade
• Minnesota tax agency snafu causes double refunds
• Disaster relief scams rise in aftermath of tragedies
• More DWI patrols on St. Patrick's Day
• Minnesota news in brief
• Many opinions, no changed minds at CWD forum
• Flooding on Mississippi rises, recedes slowly
• Mississippi River expected to hit flood stage next week
• Bill canceling funding for training center, rail study advances
• Icy highway leads to multi-vehicle crash
• Minority voices feel left out in superintendent search
• Rochester wins diversity award for RACE exhibit
• Fog, scattered slippery spots
• Mychal Wilmes: Let them eat cake, and play with rubber duckies
• Rochester School District looks to upgrade emergency alert system
• Talk of the Town: Penny pinching ways mean a cell phone the size of a pop can
• Military news
• Eyota girl's senior photo featured in national ad
• Day in history, March 16
• Answer Man: Axis adjustment? Temblor takes tiny toll on tilt
• Student pulled from John Marshall pool
• Mississippi River could reach flood stage in 10 days in SE Minnesota
• Driver injured in Interstate 90 pickup crash
• Sting is keeping warm this spring break... What are you up to?
• NTSB: Pilot error in 2008 Owatonna crash that killed 8
• The Mountain View Lions defeated the Yellowjackets 72-64 in the DIII Men’s National Basketball Championship game. Congratulations to the Yellowjackets on a GREAT season!
• Late commissioner's widow is first to file to replace him
• Lens on history: The 'A team' from 1917
• Union: 240 undocumented janitors terminated
• Minnesota Census totals expected this week
• Boy-band music, dancing fun at Mr. Austin 2011 pageant
• Webelo pack says goodbye to one of their own
• Money for safety training center, rail study in jeopardy
• Mississippi National debate continues in Red Wing
• How to help Japan
• Day in history, March 15
• March food drives double the benefits for Channel One
• WSU professor looks at JFK-Beatles connection
• Legacy money perks up parks
• Stillwater begins sandbagging, prepping for flood
• Work begins on levee to protect Moorhead plant
• NTSB looks at 2008 Minn. plane crash that killed 8
• Dayton holds flood meetings in Mankato, Winona
• Chance of rain today
• Rochester Public Library Award
• National League of Cities Cultural Diversity Awards
• Faribault Foods recalls organic garbanzo beans
• Be an everyday HERO, GIVE BLOOD!
• Police use Project Lifesaver to assist in locating person with autism
• Rain, temperatures in 50s forecast this week
• Forum on CWD is Tuesday
• Willow Creek Middle School honor roll
• Locals reflect on travel to Japan
• Public access cable TV programming
• Charitable giving down among MnSCU foundations
• Rochester seeks citizen pond patrollers
• Pastor gets help from those he helped
• Disaster response training
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Day in history, March 14
• I'm Just Sayin': 'New normal' will require new state miracle
• Answer Man: MnDOT says poles will be lighted soon
• Friends’ Bookstore gave $52,000 to the library!
• Answer Man: Shark fin soup is unlikely catch in Minnesota
• Civil War presentation planned at Fillmore County History Center
• Women's interfaith brunch is first for Rochester Muslim group
• Former Olmsted County coroner a candidate for Oklahoma job
• Overweight trucks damage Winona bridge
• HR director Glass to resign from school district
• Jury: Minneapolis blogger must pay $60K in damages
• New Haven Township elects officers
• Earthquake and tsunami: How to help
• Flood preparation is in the bag
• Winds will taper off today
• Answer Man: Did he or didn't he in campaign for governor?
• Back & Forth: Walt Bruzek and his Bear Fax Club
• Back Roads: Insurance company is 124 years old, and still local
• Day in history
• Rochester teachers union to vote for president
• Yellowjackets Win! The Yellowjackets have defeated Suny Sullivan to 95-90 in double overtime to advance to the DIII Men’s National Basketball Championship game. The Yellowjackets will play Mountain View (TX) at 8:00 pm eastern/7:00 central time
• At the half, in the Suny Sullivan Generals lead the Yellowjackets 42-35 in the semifinal of the the DIII Men's Basketball Championship.
• Earthquake and tsunami: How you can help
• Not panicking in paradise: Minnesotans report from Tsunami scene in Hawaii
• St. Charles man charged with assault on elderly couple
• Man accused of swindling couple
• Winona State University students safe in Japan
• Tweet out loud
• Listening post
• Olmsted Medical Center, union reach contract accord
• Scouting for Food pickup is Saturday
• Vroom! Twin Cities Auto Show wheels into Mpls
• Factoid: Crescent moon
• World War II exhibit coming to Kasson
• Day in history, March 11
• Rochester crossing guards to drivers: Slow down (video)
• Olmsted prosecutor applauds ruling on Intoxilyzer
• Stewartville council charges through long agenda
• Byron council approves Frontage Road Northwest update
• Correction
• Military academies to host information session
• Smithsonian exhibit in Austin explores roots of American music
• Academic Notebook
• Who's the perfect superintendent?
• Synthetic pot proves elusive in enforcement
• Former mayor Hazama among Hawaiians waiting for tsunami
• Fog this morning, sun and warmer temps later
• Jen's World: Fishy is dead. Long live Fishy!
• Answer Man: Sharing may not be in your tune
• Second Saturday Sale: March 12
• Comedian Gallagher in stable condition after collapsing at Rochester bar
• In a final score from New York, the RCTC Yellowjackets defeat the SUNY Delhi Broncos by a score of 66-49 in the first round of the DIII Men's Basketball Championship. The team now advances to the semifinals on Friday night at 8:00pm eastern/7:00 pm
• At the half, the RCTC Yellowjackets lead Suny Delhi 35-28 in their first round game at the DIII Men's Basketball Championship.
• Police: Owatonna man accidentally shoots his mother
• The Yellowjackets begin their pursuit of the DIII Men's Basketball Championship today from Loch Sheldrake, N.Y. at Sullivan County Community College. You can watch live video streaming of the games for a nominal fee at: www.championships-sullivan.c
• Teenage girl gashed during argument in S.E. Rochester house
• Man not guilty because of mental illness
• Report: Excessive nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Tweet Out Loud
• Weight restrictions on Olmsted County roads begin Monday
• St. Paul Sidewalk Poetry Contest about to open
• Stewartville council trims EDA board
• School districts back away from early school start
• Minnesota news in brief
• Furst Draft: P-B aggressively reports on CWD
• Wasioja couple taking sled dog team up north for fundraiser
• Proposed weather service cuts have some concerned
• Abortion protesters plan 40-day vigil near Mayo Clinic
• Sunshine expected later today
• Answer Man: Oil reserve has been tapped many times
• Greg Sellnow: Time to get rid of native American mascots
• Lens on history: Kersten's Furs is closing after 93 years
• Rochester chapter holds Zeitgeist Day event Saturday
• B-17 missions are topic of roundtable
• Day in history, March 10
• Churches observe Ash Wednesday
• Community input sessions for superintendent are Thursday
• Sting seriously needs a vacation! Where should he go on Spring Break?
• UMN officials push for marketable inventions
• Tweet Out Loud
• Cat adopted by university community dies of cancer
• Judge lets Minnesota gay marriage ban stand
• Community garden project to be expanded
• USDA sharpshooters say CWD task is far from glamorous
• Correction
• Sisters of St. Francis ask community to help plan new vision
• Century wins City Cup chess tournament
• Minnesota news in brief
• Mychal Wilmes: Life's crows are really chickens at heart
• Answer Man: Lots of lists rank business climate
• Talk of the Town: Cookbook addiction is a real crock
• Day in history, March 9
• Election to fill Podulke seat set for Aug. 9
• Snowstorm to arrive tonight
• Hundreds meet to fight school bullying
• Day in history, March 8
• Township elections are today
• How much is Mississippi National worth?
• Woman is found safe at shelter
• Speed tables, walking path coming to Villa, Chateau roads
• The FAT Tuesday Times
• Construction of Mayo Clinic Mall of America site to begin 2012
• Cosby show at Mayo Civic Center postponed
• Red Wing considers selling Mississippi National Golf Links
• Landlord class deadline extended to fall
• Mobile app, honest citizen figure into search for stolen purse
• Willie Nelson sets Rochester concert
• New firm will manage city parking
• Controversial townhomes project gets city council green light
• Minnesota news in brief
• Population growth slows in southeastern Minnesota
• 188-ton house moved two miles
• HELP MAKE ROCHESTER A LITTER BITT BETTER!
• Kasson-Mantorville superintendent resigns effective June 30
• Great Lakes ship to be named after former U.S. congressman
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter of 2-year-old girl
• Cheer on the RCTC Men's Basketball team by watching the games at
• Want to play intramural spots? Kickball and volleyball are available at
• Friends' Bookstore Second Saturday Sale
• Seven hurt in van rollover on I-90
• March means amateur sports tournaments, money for Rochester
• Fire department adds coverage at little cost
• Family, friends of teen killed in crash stand united in remembrance
• Fire at Fontaine Towers Saturday leads to water damage
• Winter storm watch in effect starting Tuesday
• Public access cable TV programming
• Fairs and Foss go together
• Campus News
• Day in history, March 7
• Answer Man: There's more than one lake in southeast Minnesota
• Heard on the Street: Rookies closes as owner joins Wicked Moose
• Answer Man: All those birds are nothing to crow about
• Answer Man: Cats can be service animals — if they choose
• Fort Hood shooting survivor hospitalized after new injury
• Back & Forth: Another country breakfast is coming up
• Finger-pointing continues in blaze that destroyed North Star Foods
• Wabasha waits, hopes, buys sandbags
• The ups and down of Rochester's student population
• Radiothon is this weekend
• Bill opens new path to becoming a teacher
• League sponsors showing of "Gerrymandering" documentary
• Olmsted County begins process to replace Podulke
• Listening Post
• Visiting Author Series - Gayla Marty
• Teachers offer $900,000 toward budget gap
• Timeline for chronic wasting disease
• Three questions about chronic wasting disease
• Can chronic wasting disease affect humans? We don't know
• Prions can kill, but where do they come from?
• Lab at U of M has huge job of testing for CWD (video)
• Chronic wasting disease now in the bull's eye in Minnesota
• Partly sunny, chance of flurries
• No more homecoming at St. Cloud State
• Duluth moves to prune risk at 'The Deeps'
• Former area residents have top dog
• Minn. sex offender seeks to be freed from program
• Tight budgets become a factor in holding sex offenders
• Ice on Lake Pepin lake still 21 inches thick
• IRS: 14,000 Minnesotans due unclaimed 2007 refunds
• Local week in review
• Day in history, March 5, 2011
• Answer Man: E85 tracks gasoline rather than corn prices
• Jay Furst: 'The Hunt for CWD' project begins Saturday in P-B
• Community news
• Entomologist to discuss new findings in bee research
• Youth nature photo contest
• Flood outlook for Red River Valley remains grim
• Halfway to goal, all CWD tests are negative
• UM-Duluth laser scans historic covered bridge in Zumbrota
• Stewartville firefighters place 4th in stair-climbing competition
• Goodhue man survives 96-minute resuscitation
• UM-Duluth laser scans historic covered bridge in Zumbrota
• Slatterly Park Neighbors host snowman making event Saturday
• Correction
• Go Red for Women event puts women in charge of their heart health (video)
• Minnesota news in brief
• Slight chance of rain, snow, freezing drizzle Friday
• Answer Man: Synthetic marijuana known as 'spice'
• Prison time possible following car break-ins at health clubs
• Day in history, March 4
• 'Citizen forester' training offered next month
• Physical Wellness Week FUN! Opportunities
• Academic Notebook
• All for one, one for all!
• Good chance for record Mississippi flooding
• Support the basketball team! Still selling ice cream and T-shirts in the Atrium until 1pm. Get there!
• Major flooding possible on Mississippi
• World Day of Prayer is Friday
• Evening of Hope event is Thursday night
• Ice cream in the atrium from 11am until 1pm today! Stop by, congratulate the men's basketball team on a great season so far, and help fund their trip to the national tournament by purchasing ice cream for $1. Go Yellowjackets!
• One person killed in Minn. snowmobile crash
• Dr. Seuss comes alive at Austin library (video)
• Former city prosecutor conquering illness
• Local veterinarians see string of kennel cough cases
• It's still cold and flu season
• Dayton honors Minn. service for visually impaired
• Flu-like illness closes southern Minn. school
• Minnesota news in brief
• 10 Who Make a Difference award nominations sought
• Area could see a slushy mix of rain and snow today
• I'm Just Sayin': Goalie's dad faces plenty of stress
• Business calendar
• Answer Man: Trucks recalled for airbag problem
• Lens on History: When your 'dogs were barking'
• Storm-spotter training is March 14
• Red Wing officials search for nuclear waste solution
• Day in history, March 3
• Back Roads: Who was that mysterious stranger?
• NEA's Read Across America
• Visiting Author Series - Kent Nerburn
• FREE rock concert TONIGHT! 6pm. College Center cafeteria. Monotype. Street Shoes. The Morning Kings. GET THERE!
• Visiting Author Series - Gayla Marty
• Appointments to Ethical Practices Board
• Rochester Reads
• Student Health Services and Olmsted County Public Health is offering free immunizations tomorrow at 11:30am. Check out the event page for more details!
• Equatorial Guinea president arrives at Mayo Clinic
• Support the men’s basketball team as they head to the national NJCAA tournament by purchasing a T-shirt for $10. Stop by the Athletic Office in the Sports Center to place your order. Or e-mail jason.bonde@roch.edu or brian.laplante@roch.edu. Accept
• Mayor of Twin Cities suburb dies of cancer
• Volunteer opportunities with the United Way
• Author Visits - Rochester Public Library
• Poetry Event
• Body by Vi Challenge Comes to Rochester!
• Gas prices reach $3.49, affecting attitudes and actions
• To our athletic teams: congratulations on your success and good luck! Our wrestlers are at the NJCAA National Wrestling Tournament. Both our women's and men's basketball teams will be playing in the MCAC state tournaments. Go Yellowjackets!
• Apply online for scholarships by March 7, 2011! Need help? Contact Lisa Baldus from the RCTC Foundation to schedule an appointment (lisa.baldus@roch.edu).
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on Friday, February 25
• Friends' Board Officers
• Technical issues delay Post-Bulletin print edition
• Book Group in a Bag 2011
• Learn.Do.Earn Posters
• Reminder: NO CLASS MONDAY OR TUESDAY! Have a great weekend!
• Library and Bookstore Holiday closings
• RCTC Martial Arts Club meets Mondays and Fridays, 7-9pm, in SC 103. Learn kickboxing, jiujitsu, and more. No experience needed! Questions? E-mail Dr. Steve Bein at steve.bein@roch.edu
• Winterfest Sale
• GPS LifePlan is an awesome resource to get you on track. Check it out!
• Friends' Bookstore - February Sales and Second Saturday Sale
• Valentine's Week : Library Lover's Month
• Rochester Reads
• The Tuesday Times
• Happy Valentine's Day! Check out the festivities in the Atrium -- make your own Valentines, unique flower bouquets, purchase Cambodian jewelry and accessories, free popcorn...
• Students celebrated Valentine's Day in the Atrium... Valentine-making, unique flower bouquets, Cambodian jewelry and accessories for purchase, free popcorn...
• Unusual and Special Books
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on February 15th
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on February 16th
• Valentine's Week
• Friends' Bookstore Second Saturday Sale
• Answer Man: Coffee beans surrender caffeine for cola quaffers
• Thanks to everyone who attended Student Success Day yesterday! And to those who didn't make it missed out on a lot of great sessions and speakers! Pictures will be posted next week. Have a great weekend!
• Book Quotes
• Answer Man: What's 750 pounds of pot worth?
• Happy Valentine's Day
• A.A. Gill, British Journalist
• 2011 BookList to date
• We regret to inform you that today's ski trip has been canceled due to extreme weather. Please stop by Student Life (CC 405) to collect your refund or sign up for the February 22 ski trip.
• Outstanding principal is from Detroit Lakes
• State Patrol's trucker fatigue test unlawful
• Foreign exchange student reported missing
• Answer Man: What's 750 pounds of pot worth?
• Minnesota news in brief
• Report: Great Lakes can experience water shortages
• Jail staff acted properly during assault, investigation concludes
• Local Bosnian community excited to see national team on U.S. soil
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on Friday, February 11th
• Some Wells Fargo ATMs out of service Monday
• Man found dead in St. Paul house fire
• Minnesota news
• Woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• Around Minnesota
• Harmony looks to buy local
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on Wednesday, February 9
• Friends' Bookstore Second Saturday Sale
• Student Success Day is this Thursday, Feb. 10... Free lunch... 45 great sessions... Prizes... Perhaps your instructors will even give you extra credit for attending... Check it out!
• Two injured in separate rollovers Sunday
• Minnesotans compete at National Western Stock Show
• Answer Man: If deer is clear of CWD, eat the venison from it
• I'm Just Sayin': Crime is a concern that deserves a community effort
• Winterfest Booksale
• Answer Man: Are town names twice as nice, or just too confusing?
• Wit Wisdom and Wine Foundation/Friends/Library Event 2011
• What would you want in a community/senior center?
• Audience becomes writer in new play
• Lyra orchestra offers free concert tickets
• Kasson-Mantorville voters ready to go to polls
• Wabasha County Forestry Day is Friday
• For Packers' family, it's Christmas until after the game
• 750 pounds of pot seized from property
• Answer Man: High nutrition and lutefisk are not synonymous
• Day in history
• Friends' Bookstore News
• Some Girl Scouts to sit out cookie sale in protest
• Pine Island man dies in accident on snowy road
• Packers fan gets trip of a lifetime
• Last weekend for Mayo Clinic Mall of America game
• Big economic boost to come from skating competition
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on Tuesday, February 8,
• Winterfest Booksale
• Hope rides on innovation with chancellor choice
• Minn. Senate takes step toward new nuclear power
• Computer glitch delays tax refunds for thousands
• Bomb threat forces Brainerd YMCA evacuation
• Corrections
• Elk Run interchange public meeting
• Congratulations to both RCTC Men and Women's basketball teams for their wins against Central Lakes! Go Yellowjackets!
• Red apparel will draw attention to heart disease
• Movie, discussion about bullying slated Monday
• Minnesota news in brief
• Civic Center food profits fall flat
• Library Lovers Month
• Correction
• Red Cross spreading the word about services for military
• Forum dissects perceptions of public safety in Rochester
• Rochester public schools to tighten belts — but how much?
• Minneapolis woman accused of mailing puppy
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on Thursday, February 3
• Rochester Reads - The Worst Hard Time
• Warming the Hearts and Spirits of Rochester
• The Tuesday Times
• Dallemand sworn in in Georgia
• Many flights canceled at Minneapolis airport
• Special deer hunt to begin in chronic wasting disease zone
• Settlement might be near in Olmsted County law library case
• Hormel Historic Home hosts second annual Austin Wedding Showcase
• NAMI Connection Support Group meets every Thursday from 3:30-5:00pm in room CC412. This is open to ALL college students. NAMI Connection is a recovery support group for adults with mental illness regardless of their diagnosis. Every group is offered free
• Many groups work to combat gangs in Rochester
• Answer Man: Who takes the blame for chronic wasting disease?
• Friends in February
• Community news
• Snow increases flood risk on northern Minnesota rivers
• Landowners say deer herd should be reduced
• Byron council approves Kwik Trip expansion
• Science fair speaker has people fired up
• Answer Man: Can stray voltage hurt humans?
• Tweet out loud
• Rochester teen beats the odds with teacher's help
• Rochester teen beats the odds with teacher's help
• Scholarship's new approach helps students who rise above
• Academic Notebook
• Hayfield student wins nationwide Justin Bieber poster contest
• Furst Draft: Special report examines trends among Rochester gangs
• 2011 Minnesota Girls and Boys State dates announced
• Tri-County Electric Cooperative holds contest for area youth
• WORD PLAY
• Retired FBI agent reacts to sentencing in death of AIM activist
• Minnesota Supreme Court: Stray voltage case can proceed
• Poison control says bath salts are being abused
• At Mayo, MSNBC host highlights clinic's teamwork
• Minnesota news in brief
• Dialogue between Muslims and Christians is Saturday
• Stewartville to save thousands with insurance switch
• Answer Man: Plenty of questions remain about chronic wasting disease
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on Tuesday, February 1,
• Minnesota Supreme Court: Stray voltage case can proceed
• Speaker: How does Rochester become the nation's most livable city?
• Blooming Prairie woman hurt in rollover
• Duluth schools facing $7 milliion deficit
• Minn. Congress members compete for best hot dish
• Yellowjackets... Plan to rally behind your teams! Great match-ups... Oh... and FREE food ;)
• Commissioner: Minn. science scores disappointing
• State will continue debt equalization, rep. says
• Oronoco teen wins statewide 'Voice of Democracy' contest
• Famed mystery writer was Rochester native
• Stewartville hopes to work with MnDOT on Main Street traffic
• Education commissioner: State science scores disappointing
• Play 500, support Ridgeway school
• You Asked: How do they keep snow off the helipad?
• The Tuesday Times
• Day in history, Jan. 25
• Former West Concord school sold
• Movies about energy and community
• Get out in winter in Rushford
• Young professionals to share vision for Rochester
• Rochester heats up with WinterFest
• Public safety group is sinking its grassroots in Rochester
• Temporary Snow Parking Restrictions on 1-27-2011
• Nothing to do tonight? Go see Nakoma!
• Providing a Lift to Help Eagles Soar!
• JM success coach's efforts lift once-failing students
• Success coach program continues, grows
• I'm Just Sayin': Be strong — avoid deferring to picky eaters
• La Crescent couple help secure habitat for rattlesnakes
• Rochester man hurt in crash
• 2 injured in Red Wing crash
• Answer Man: A lesson on school taxes requires some study
• Answer Man: Our coldest month? Brrring on January
• Avalon building remains landmark for civil rights struggle
• Avalon Hotel has special place in hearts of Rochester
• Correction
• International Falls breaks cold record for Friday
• Clean water plan to be presented Wednesday in Rochester
• Correction
• Day in history, Jan. 21
• Kindergarten registration in Stewartville starts Feb. 1
• Pediatric cardiology is Fairbanks doctor's goal
• Minn. trumpeter swan population keeps growing
• Community news
• Where are Olmsted County parks going?
• Nominations sought for preservation awards
• Three Rochester teachers among Teacher of the Year candidates
• Road work to close lanes on U.S. 52 through Pine Island
• Man translates letters of Dakota imprisoned in Minnesota
• Answer Man: Odd Fellows hall is indeed ornate
• Correction
• Local hospitals discuss errors
• Three large new wind projects planned for SE Minnesota
• Medical mistakes in state hold steady at 305
• Answer Man: A spoonful of vinegar?
• Winterfest Booksale
• Winterfest Booksale
• Small wind turbine will power couple's house
• Minn. woman, 70, pleads guilty to bank robbery
• Commonweal accepts founder's resignation
• Looking at Red Wing's future
• Tree diseases to be discussed
• Untitled
• CDC, NIH to study autism among Minneapolis Somalis
• Wife, doctors fight over husband's medical care
• Minn. woman, 70, pleads guilty to bank robbery
• Byron plans $762,500 road project
• Proposed line to Twin Cities gets name: Zip Rail
• Rochester Reads
• The Tuesday Times
• Teacher of the Month: 'Tell kids you believe in them'
• Medica health plan to launch doctor rating system
• Get involved! Student Life is made up of countless clubs and organizations. If you're in one, shout out and encourage your fellow students to join!
• Lanesboro library conducts survey
• Two face federal child pornography charges
• Rochester's Airport Commission was never established, but vote intended to solve that
• Rochesterfest button contest has begun
• Minnesota news in brief
• Minnesota woman killed in Dec. tour bus crash in Egypt
• Factoid
• 3rd Annual Rochester Heritage Preservation Awards
• Rochester man recovering after car crashes into cow
• Chatfield school district considers early school year
• Minnesota news in brief
• Answer Man: Where does the Lt. Gov. live in St. Paul?
• I'm Just Sayin': No one is right 100 percent of the time
• Day in history, Jan. 17
• Beginning farmers seek land to own
• A new generation is the focus of MLK service in Rochester
• Book Publishers Day
• More snow tonight, then brace for the cold
• Dover woman injured in crash on U.S. 52
• Answer Man: Oslo sign exaggerates population
• Library and Bookstore Holiday closings
• Reminding y'all NO CLASSES Monday, January 17, due to MLK Day. See you Tuesday!
• Backers of West Concord charter school lurch ahead
• Path to U.S., vote is filled with stories, danger
• Rochester man worried separation will cause conflict in Sudan
• Voting on historic South Sudan referendum ends Saturday
• Back and Forth: Golden Gloves memories
• Martin Luther King Jr Day
• Congrats, Yellowjackets! You made it through your first week back! What is your favorite class so far?
• 'Congress on your corner' attracts a crowd for Walz
• Day in history, Jan. 14
• Are You Cool Enough for the Warm Up to the Polar Bear Plunge?
• Wit Wisdom & Wine fundraiser
• Minneapolis fights award in fatal police shooting
• Red Wing pens letter seeking role in nation's nuclear waste storage discussion
• Stewartville saves $30,000 in interest by paying off bonds early
• Ted Mondale to lead key Minn. stadium panel
• Festival of Trees breaks fundraising record
• Photographer offers an outsider's eye on Spring Grove
• Back Roads: Photographer tries to capture 'essence' of Spring Grove
• Arc Southeastern Minnesota elects board members, presents awards
• NWS to experiment with 'extreme cold' warnings
• 5 Pierz boys basketball players suspended
• Light snow today
• Day in history, Jan. 13
• I'm Just Sayin': No bathroom? No problem
• Volunteering opportunities with the United Way
• Day in history, Jan. 12
• The Yellowjacket wrestling team host their first home duel tonight against NCAA DIII Saint Olaf at 7:00 pm. The duel will take place in the Sports Center performance court, and admission is FREE! Let's go Yellowjackets!
• Listening post
• Tweet out loud
• Reward offered in hunt for Carlton County killer
• Volunteering opportunities with the United Way
• Montessori school wins SMART board
• Discussing future of Pepin
• State budget woes could affect Kasson-Mantorville vote
• Events will remember King 'for trying to help people'
• Two bodies found in Blooming Prairie
• Snow expected this week, but not much
• The Tuesday Times
• Minnesota universities monitor disruptive student behavior
• St. Paul schools plan budget-cutting overhaul
• Minnesota news in brief
• Joke of the day
• Golden birthday boy is 11 on 1-11-11
• Profit brightens future of Many Rivers
• Detention service now 'bare bones'
• Day in history, Jan. 11
• Mower County's new jail has residents in place
• Mayor delivers 'State of the City' address
• No classes next Monday (M.L.K. Day)... So why not grab your friends and join Student Life on a ski trip?!
• Thousands of Apples a Day Keep Many Doctors Away
• Wit Wisdom & Wine fundraiser
• UPDATE: Hastings woman killed Sunday in crash near Lake City
• Two men injured in rollover near Winona
• Welcome back, Yellowjackets!
• Soldiers, families prepare for life during deployment
• Bridge inspections trigger migraines in Fillmore County
• I'm Just Sayin': It is what is...'Just Sayin'' made banished words list
• Hastings teenager killed in crash near Lake City
• Sudanese group from Rochester travels to Omaha to vote
• Just Add Readers!
• Applicants sought for police, fire commissions
• Lincoln principal gets math, science honor
• Dallemand looks back as he prepares to go to Georgia
• Olmsted County honors top dairy 4-H'ers
• Back Roads: Dreaming of no more blizzards
• Park rental fees will be flat in '11
• Heard on the Street: Here's what's coming up
• Electrical fire leads to plant evacuation
• Listening post: Gov. Dayton signs Medicaid bill
• A man walks into a bar in Minnesota ... to preach
• Kasson-Mantorville upgrades security system
• Parents say son, accused assailant are like brothers
• Visiting Author Series - Cary Griffith
• Prepare to plunge at Chatfield Chill Fest
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history, Jan. 7
• Discarded cigarettes caused St. Paul fatal fire
• Interfaith dialogue planned for Jan. 29
• Talk of the Town: Talking houses big part of Winter Worry
• Do you have your textbooks? If not, the RCTC Bookstore is open Saturday, January 8, from 9am until 3pm.
• Editor's note: Website changes designed to serve you better
• Opening statements, testimony to begin for trial in Somali man's death
• It's not too late to register for Spring Semester! Classes begin Monday, January 10, so get moving!
• Visiting Author Series - Kent Nerburn
• Byron celebrates Minnesota's only high school to win Blue Ribbon award
• Jensen begins as Dodge County Sheriff
• Lens on history: How Phabulous Phonola got milk
• Day in history, Jan. 6
• Answer Man: Who designed the Honkers' team logo?
• Trial in death of Somali man set to begin
• Coming up in Jen's World (video)
• Day in history, Jan 5
• Factoid: Six Twins players in Hall of Fame
• Son follows in dad's footsteps as mayor
• Visiting Author Series - Gayla Marty
• Images of the Purple People Eaters bring back memories at the Kahler
• Answer Man: Driving with dog on lap isn't illegal — but it's a bad idea
• Mychal Wilmes: I'm much too old for Velcro
• New Rochester school board eyes interim superintendent task
• Dayton to scrap Pawlenty health order
• The Tuesday Times
• See the stars during Jan. 14 skywatching program
• Firefighters battle house fire on Center Street (video)
• Driver gets 30 days for driving cop killer
• Friends' Bookstore Second Saturday Sale
• Corrections
• Fire officials remind residents to clear snow from hydrants
• Despite the cold, birders still thrilled at Christmas count
• Day in history, Jan. 4
• 2011 State of the City Address
• Eight Week Wellness Series Beginning at MSB Rochester Campus
• Defining What Good Pain Feels Like!
• Special MSB Rochester Student Night at Color Me Mine Pottery Studio!
• Pilot project sheds new light on Rochester streetlights
• Weather service warns light snow could make roads slick
• Local businesses offer free soup, bread on New Year's Day (video)
• Winona police investigate deaths of man, woman
• New governor, Legislature prepare for 2011 session
• A New Year's surprise comes early
• Hit-and-run victim makes slow, steady progress
• January - National Book Month
• Fire destroys Spring Valley warehouse
• Answer Man: In a charitable mood, it's time to look at Friendship
• I-94 still closed in west-central Minnesota
• Woman rescued from water at Rochester golf course
• Think-off question for '11: Does poetry matter?
• DWI arrests in Minnesota up slightly this New Year's
• 15-year-old injured in 3-vehicle crash on U.S. 14
• Day in history, Jan. 1
• Volunteering opportunities with the United Way
• Veronica (Verone) A. Ingram — Austin
• Rita Ann Schell — Oak Ridge
• Rochester firefighter prepares to lead Red Bulls into deployment again
• New Year's Eve snowfall snarls Midwest roads
• Sleet, frigid temps in S.E. Minnesota
• New unit reflects more proactive approach by Rochester police
• Factoid: Auld Lang Syne
• Law enforcement kills man with gun in Little Falls
• Wis. boy with rare disease receives stem cells
• Man, 84, killed in hit-and-run
• Winter storm causes death of driver on I-94
• Fatal crash on U.S. 63 near Racine
• Lake City apple cider might be contaminated
• Lens on history: Rochester's 1906 stairway to heaven
• Warm-up makes for soggy conditions
• 2010 Book List
• Minnesota news in brief
• Greg Sellnow: Pawlenty's portrait choices pose a problem
• Answer Man: When did ribbons of highway earn stripes?
• Day in history, Dec. 3
• Fog and storm warnings issued, roads slippery
• Two injured in broadside crash on U.S. 52
• Online Sales
• Unusual DNR calendar carries serious message
• Factoid: Google's top searches of 2010
• Former Rochester man charged in Medicaid billing scheme
• Byron residents grumble about snow plows
• Firefighters battle garage blaze in NW Rochester
• Mychal Wilmes: A toddler reminds grandpa of hopes for the future
• Answer Man: How much snow can Rochester's dome handle?
• Talk of the Town: Roll with it into a successful 2011
• Suspect in Olivia toddler death attacked in court
• UMD student heals, moves on after attack
• Wit Wisdom & Wine fundraiser
• Christmas Day combat just another day in Afghanistan
• Rochester Fire Department marks staffing changes
• Day in history, Dec. 28
• Eagan vet of Vietnam War to get overdue honors
• Minneapolis district, teachers reach tentative agreement
• East Coast blizzard strands travelers in Minnesota
• Military news
• New river gauge should improve flood warnings for St. Charles
• St. Cloud woman struck by wheel from trailer
• Timing of bridge re-opening is lucky for Oronoco homeowner
• Peter Robinson Bad Boy
• Library and Bookstore Holiday closings
• Man shot near northwest apartment
• Minnesotans can recycle Christmas lights at 320 locations
• Rain could present flooding risk
• Correction
• Holiday season also means tourney time in Rochester
• Minnesota charities thrive by asking for donors' time
• Conditions are ripe for costly rooftop ice dams
• Minn.-born mathematician to be honored at U of M
• 1 dog killed in Minn. house, 2nd severely burned
• Answer Man: City will pay for some snowplow damage
• Salvation Army meets 1 of 2 seasonal fundraising goals
• Volunteering opportunities with the United Way
• Man shot near northwest apartment
• Record snow is a budget-buster for city
• Answer Man: It's OK to transport cans of gasoline
• Back Roads: Flying friends in the neighborhood
• Day in history
• You're not dreamingâ?¦it really is a white Christmas
• Snowstorm hovers in Iowa, might reach Carolinas
• Twin Cities joins Rochester in record-breaking December snowfall
• Volunteers give jail inmates hope
• Wit Wisdom & Wine fundraiser
• Man can't flush away evidence
• Bundles of love, and more, for families in need
• House came with a homeless horse
• Correction
• Another flood fight looming in North Dakota
• WWII pilot who forever repaid rescuers dies at 94
• Annual wreath ceremony honors veterans (video)
• Holiday hours for local businesses, government offices
• Another round of snow in the forecast
• P-B sets holiday schedule
• Library and Bookstore Holiday closings
• Donations and Recycling!
• Fulda Students get creative to raise money
• Campus news
• Mayo service dog Dr. Jack to become Beanie Baby
• Minnesota news in brief
• Second aide sentenced in Albert Lea nursing home abuse
• Factoid: Official national Christmas tree
• Spring Valley firefighters rescue horse from icy waters
• Attorney: Houston County court needs more security
• Lake effect snow buries Duluth
• Minneapolis declares 5th snow emergency
• The Holidays
• Mychal Wilmes: St. Nick shoos the Bloody Mary blues
• Talk of the Town: Snow days memories no match for today's technology
• Snowiest month ever, and more on the way (video)
• Book Groups - Book Clubs
• Barn collapse traps 64 cattle (video)
• Reopened bridge is special gift for Oronoco
• St. Cloud potbellied pig gets reprieve -- for now
• Spring Valley repair shop's roof collapses under snow
• Nowicki says farewell to city council (video)
• The Tuesday Times ~ Happy Holidays Edition
• Minnesota news in brief
• City council notebook: Sales tax project list approved 7-0
• Feds file whistleblower suit against Mayo
• The Military’s Strongest Supporters Working Together!
• Cannon Falls trucking company abruptly shuts down
• Minnesota couple builds backyard brick bread oven
• Which way to Rochester?
• Post-Bulletin retained as Olmsted's legal newspaper
• Fire department asks for shoveling around meters, pipes
• State fines area companies, individuals
• Red Wing mayor vetoes tax, fee increases as final act in office
• I'm Just Sayin': 80 years ago, Dr. Will Mayo predicted what life might be like in 2011
• Answer Man: Looking for answers after being buried by questions
• Another round of snow and ice expected Monday
• 3 hurt after 2 come to aid of Minn. crash victim
• Dayton, Vikings' Peterson to raise food shelf cash
• Holiday Books
• Minn. cities urge recycling of old holiday lights
• Fire damages Cinemagic Stadium 12
• Early bonds: A closer look at Parents are Important In Rochester (slideshow)
• Slick roads lead to dozens of accidents
• Volunteering opportunities
• Public plays a big role in cleaning up our water
• Burned home has family out of sorts for holidays
• Snow, cold combine to tangle Rochester traffic
• Rochester poised to adopt 3.5% tax increase
• Answer Man: No dark secret about light poles
• Correction
• New rules on sediment are good news for Lake Pepin
• Judge won't toss Faribault aiding suicide case
• Snowmobiler allegedly chases, kills dog near Eyota (video)
• Minnesota news in brief
• Campus news
• Academic Notebook
• Day in History: Radio announcer Harley Flathers among medal winners in 1985
• Ten arrested in crack cocaine sweep in Rochester
• Two Winona residents accused of drug crime
• Wishing you happy holidays and a relaxing winter break!
• Minneapolis has new weapon for snow removal
• Day in history, Dec. 16
• Man to do 60 hours community work service
• Winter load limits on highways increase Friday
• Farmer spreads $3 million around LeRoy
• Stewartville plans to move Summerfest dance back to Florence Park
• Holiday Books
• Alcohol sales to minors down in recent Olmsted County compliance check
• Here we snow again
• Commissioner calls on city, county to 'rebuild' fractured relationship
• Regrets, hopes as Rochester School Board prepares for five new members
• Second Saturday Sale
• Kasson-Mantorville voters eye $8.9 million improvement project
• County sets levy, budget, salaries for '11
• One hurt in mult-vehicle crash on I-90 bridge over Mississippi
• Board approves new program for gifted students
• Byron honor roll
• Baby spoon serves up dose of history
• New details surface on man Pawlenty pardoned
• MnDOT recommends $2 million for Rochester high-speed rail
• Minnesota official: Medicaid switch won't be quick
• Local honor rolls
• Be Seen at a Scene with people worth Seeing!
• The Tuesday Times
• Visiting Author Series
• Day two of finals: Go get some brain food in the Atrium from 9am until 11am -- free healthy breakfast snacks. Then at 11am try some guided relaxation in HS 136
• Eastbound I-90 opened again after traffic pileup at MN-WI border
• 'Extreme Makeover' helps soldier and his fiancee
• Day in history, Dec. 14
• I'm Just Sayin': Forgot what a real blizzard is like? Here are a few tips
• Kettles gain ground as mail-in donations fall
• Daughter of ex-Minn. AG Hatch dies in Chicago
• I'm Just Sayin': A tale of victory and tragedy in the great north woods
• After snow, cold makes roads slippery
• Snow emergency declared for downtown Rochester on Tuesday
• Family: 1 of 2 people killed in fire was homeowner
• Entries accepted for 2012 turkey stamp contest
• Contributions to Byron Lions club replace money stolen Dec. 6
• Area snowfall totals
• Minnesota man's 15,000th McDonald's stop is in Zumbrota
• Only a third of Twin Cities kids received flu shots
• Metrodome roof collapses; Vikings game moved to Detroit (video)
• Towing companies busy in, after storm (video)
• Sprinkler leak at fieldhouse confined to tiled area
• Winter scenes: The day after the blizzard (slideshow)
• Holiday Books
• Rochester has few emergencies from storm
• Answer Man: Some readers give a hoot about Rochester's crow problem
• Answer Man: Don't bet on public owning Vikings
• Many churches cancel Sunday services
• Blizzard socks Midwest with 20 inches of snow
• State highways closed across southwestern Minnesota
• READ A NEW BOOK MONTH
• Local fire departments honored as 'Hometown Heroes' by Vikings
• St. Thomas sophomore killed in house fire, 3 hurt
• His Excellency: George Washington by Joseph Ellis
• Rochester to get up to 14 inches of snow; blizzard warning issued
• Harley Flathers: Remembering the people who made men look stylish
• Heard on the Street: Dokken joins Counselor Realty
• Answer Man: Dollars to doughnuts, that's a lot of Glazers
• Minnesota lawyer seeks dismissal of gay marriage suit
• Georgia board approves hiring of Dallemand
• Coach says U of M demoted her for being gay
• Feds plan to remove Great Lakes wolf designation
• Good luck to our Yellowjacket athletes tomorrow! Men's basketball will take on Hibbing (away game) and the wrestling team will be competing at the SCSU Husky Open.
• What to read next...
• Proposed 22% energy rate increase rankles Alliant customers
• Boy shot in hunting accident recovers, goes home
• School resumes in Randolph after ammonia spill
• Need a little extra help studying for finals? The Comprehensive Learning Center will be open Saturday, December 11, from 10am until 2pm.
• Bear Creek Services appoints CEO
• Factoid
• Georgia district set to vote on Dallemand contract Friday
• Lewiston man injured in crash on U.S. 14
• Nasty winter storm to blow in Friday night
• Second Saturday Sale
• Knit one, purl one, help one
• Hayfield man injured in accident
• Finals have you stressed? Well Student Life, the Student Nursing Forum, and Student Health Services have your back. Be sure to check out all the great activities lined up for "DeStress Week" from Monday, December 13, until Thursday, December 16
• Red Wing native killed by train
• You still have time to nominate your favorite instructor for the RCTC Outstanding Educator Award! Submit nominations online by Monday, December 13, 2010.
• No charges will be filed against Olmsted deputy who shot bank robber
• Environmental activist dies of cancer
• Officer to be offered Lewiston police chief job
• More schools join Minnesota teacher reform program
• Factoid
• Golden Valley Humane Society changes pet drop-off rules
• Dog discovers human bone on edge of Mankato
• Rochester woman accused of pawning items from string of burglaries in western Minnesota
• Macalester students hug dogs before final exams
• Snow and freezing drizzle on the way Thursday
• Emmer concedes to Dayton
• Defense attorney blames dead teen for fatal crash
• Before train crash, engineer, conductor had worked long shift
• Hurry!! Register for Spring semester by the end of today and you could win a $100 gift certificate to the RCTC bookstore!
• Choral and Instrumental Groups Needed
• Irving Berlin's White Christmas - The Musical
• Minnesota's top lawyer sues Discover over charges
• Hastings man gets 27 years for infant sexual assault
• Body found after Maple Grove house fire
• Book Reviews
• Coming up Tuesday in print: New skyway underway
• Iron Range project off fed's priority list
• Planning on returning Spring semester?? Well if you register by this Wednesday, December 8, you will be entered in a drawing for one of two $100 gift certificates to the RCTC bookstore!
• Presentation College searches for next president
• Iowa authorities investigate hunting accident injury
• Minnesota news in brief
• Report: Charitable giving in Minnesota drop 5 percent
• Rural churches see vibrancy, not need for merger
• Minn. man dies when ATV falls into Lake Alexander
• 150 troops return to St. Cloud today from Iraq
• Minn. man dies after falling through thin ice
• Answer Man: Pulp facts about the turkey day edition
• Snow passes, frigid wind chills arrive (video)
• Car smashes into brand-new Walgreens store
• Something new: A Tuba Christmas just for you (video)
• Property taxes: A tale of three cities
• EMS services get grants
• New Olmsted County judge sworn in
• A diversity of Riverland students look to the future
• Day in History, Dec. 3
• Pine Island invites holiday shoppers
• Wedding ring in kettle returned to Rochester couple
• Council to review budget, levy
• 2,609 customers, one squirrel lose power in Wabasha area
• John Sandford, Bad Boy
• Nationwide chemotherapy drug shortage hits big, small clinics
• Rock Dell house fire damages home
• Hit-and-run victims to leave hospital Friday
• Boy Scout earns Eagle
• $5 million for Small Business Administration loans approved for flood relief in region
• Holiday BOOK AND BAKE SALE
• FYI: During severe inclement weather, President Supalla or a designee will make the decision for cancellations or delays. Whenever possible, the decision for day classes/activities will be made prior to 6:00am and for evening classes/activities by 3:00pm
• Red Wing student struck by vehicle
• Coming up Friday in print: Chemotherapy shortage
• New school board meets teachers
• Northwest restaurant robbed at gunpoint Thursday morning
• New 2-million gallon water tower is biggest in Rochester (video)
• Boy hit by car in Broadway crosswalk
• Turkish group claims U of Minn. 'blacklisted' site
• Windmill falls, kills man on tractor in Meeker County
• Windmill falls, kills man on tractor in Meeker County
• Windmill falls, kills man on tractor in Meeker County
• Are you currently registered for Spring? If not register for Spring Semester by December 8th and your name will automatically be entered in a raffle for one of two $100 gift certificates at the college bookstore. If you are already registered for Spring
• November started warm, ended cold
• Coffee and Conversation forum to discuss how to improve program
• Speed limit to go up on Olmsted 5 through Byron
• Day in history, Dec. 1
• Photos With Santa
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Appealing to the pope
• Georgia school board considers Dallemand's counter-offer
• Below-zero wind chills expected to continue
• I'm Just Sayin': Black Friday yields hand-rub, chair massage, but no adrenaline rush
• Clarification
• It is with deep sorrow that we announce the tragic death of RCTC alumnus Austin Melville. Austin died Saturday, November 27, of injuries sustained in a hit-and-run accident in Rochester. Our thoughts are with the Melville family.
• Do you know an OUTSTANDING educator? Nominate them for the RCTC Outstanding Educator Award! Submit nominations online by Monday, December 13, 2010 at www.rctc.edu/outstandingeducator
• Perfect Gifts for the Holidays
• Coming up Tuesday in print: A closer look at downtown tragedy
• A new approach to online comments
• Extended break for students at flooded high school
• Utilities commission says it won't revisit Goodhue wind-farm ruling
• Rain, maybe snow headed this way
• Lake Mille Lacs walleye regulation changes Wednesday
• Pawlenty to light last Christmas tree as Minn. governor
• Teen arrested in stabbing at Hmong event in Minnesota
• Welcome back! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving break!
• Community Education
• Legacy Amendment spending hard to track
• St. Cloud-based soldiers ready to deploy to Iraq
• Duluth man rescued from house fire
• Answer Man: No, the city is not being overgrown by weed
• Locals call for safer conditions on downtown streets
• Man injured in crash near Albert Lea
• Official: Accused Portland bomber has Minneapolis ties
• Hollandale woman dies in rollover near Blooming Prairie
• Wounded swan lives to love again
• Ex-gang member tries to be the mentor he never had
• Minnesota could suffer from Wisconsin's opposition to rail
• Educators: There are a limited number of ag teachers
• Hit-and-run driver kills pedestrian
• Mentors benefit kids, community
• Local shoppers wait in long lines for deals (video)
• Rochester woman injured in U.S. 52 crash
• Small town's favorite chef is hoping to bring klub to the state fair
• Duo sweeps woods in search of witches' brooms
• Boy Scouts plan $4 million center in Fargo
• Elk Run on schedule for August tenant
• Home for Floyd of Rosedale hinges on Gophers game
• Jen's World: Lights, camera action! Jen takes a star turn
• Answer Man: Booking a flight online? Do it on a Tuesday
• Black Friday store hours in Rochester
• Answer Man: What purpose does Plummer House tower serve?
• I'm Just Sayin': No shower or bathtub, but I've still got reason for thanks
• Day in History: State Bank of Hammond burglarized in 1935
• Construction project to begin next week in Red Wing
• Fast-moving storm to bring snow, ice to Dakotas
• Motorists injured in crashes on area highways
• Authorities say unattended stove led to fire
• Correction
• Olmsted County Board approves Lake Zumbro district
• Talk of the Town: Which came first, love of Thanksgiving or love of the turkey dinner?
• Answer Man: Working overtime to get answers
• Mychal Wilmes: I can appreciate a shaman without believing
• Dangerous holiday travel day predicted Wednesday
• Santa to make early appearance for Make-A-Wish
• Saudis visit Rochester, but not king
• Rochester woman escapes mobile home fire
• Olmsted County is focus of Thanksgiving patrols
• Day in history, Nov. 23
• ROCOG 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan
• New stink bug makes first appearance in Minnesota
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Retailer remodel
• Traveling for Thanksgiving? Here is a great source for checking road conditions in Minnesota.
• Looks like there will be some challenging driving conditions this week. Be sure to give yourself plenty of distance between yourself and other vehicles and do not use your cruise control. For more tips, check out the link for a little review on how to dr
• Returning students: Registration windows are open for spring semester! Early registration benefits you because you will have your plan in place BEFORE the end of this term -- making it much easier to plan your work and personal schedules. Why wait? Regis
• Ice predicted in region
• Campus news
• Mankato adjusts to growing diversity
• Community News
• Millions in federal food aid goes unused in Minnesota
• United Way develops novel approach to employ the poor
• Ice storm strands passengers
• Minnesota news in brief
• Day in History: Woman jailed in 1935 for stealing floss
• Answer Man: Is form or function better when it comes to bus shelters?
• Private college enrollment holds steady in Minn.
• 1 dead on slick roads as icy rain sweeps into state
• Answer Man: First to honor World War II vets in Minnesota
• Minnesota School Board Assoc. wants bullying policies expanded
• November display for Unusual and Special books
• Kenyon man injured in crash on U.S. 52
• Online comments
• Volunteering opportunities
• Local week in review
• A Celtic Evening update - SOLD OUT!
• Stolen fiberglass cow spotted near Dexter
• Concept for 'Uptown' retail, recreation area gets a foothold
• Minnesota union urges Wis. governor to approve high-speed rail line
• 55-foot white spruce to grace governor's residence
• Grant wil fund flood-recovery jobs
• High-speed rail comments sought
• Minn. Revenue Commissioner Einess resigning
• Flood fundraiser Nov. 27 in Mazeppa
• Watershed district looks for help to spruce up Cedar River
• Kaler named new U president
• Dallemand negotiations may conclude by late November
• Coming up Friday in print: Second Street S.W. plans
• State jobless rate rises slightly
• Clothes bound for Salvation Army burned in truck fire on U.S. 61
• Pinnacle flight aborts takeoff from Twin Cities
• Feds kill pack of 'bold' wolves in western Wis.
• Vigil honors victims of Iowa store killings
• Safety center tops sales tax funding wish list
• Closing leaves skateboarders out in the cold
• Cheer on our football state champs 1pm, Saturday, November 20, at the North Star Bowl here at RCTC where they will take on Iowa Central. GO YELLOWJACKETS!!
• Tomorrow, November 19, is the last day to withdraw from Fall Semester 2010 full-term classes. Students unsure if they should withdraw from a course are encouraged to consult an academic advisor or counselor.
• Answer Man: License plates bear some thought in Alaska
• I'm Just Sayin': You are what you eat — sooner or later
• Cash-for-appliances rebate program maxed within hours
• Coming up Thursday in Print: Harry Potter fans galore
• Housing is growing — for seniors
• Claremont woman charged with theft from employer
• Zoo Dazzle Dec. 4 at Oxbow
• Winona Subway robbed at gunpoint
• Acadia hospital to close early next year
• A Celtic Evening Silent Auction Items
• Answer Man: What's the law on alcohol on Indian reservations?
• Mychal Wilmes: November's wind brings change of season, mind
• Holiday art contest winner shares her secret
• Day in history, Nov. 17
• Science center opens for first exhibit
• Charter Commission Vacancies
• What's happening in Jen's World
• Gay issues spark debate at Catholic school in Cities
• 3 dozen firefighters put out downtown Duluth blaze
• Minnesota Marine Art Musuem programs offered this month in Winona
• Shopping at Amazon.com can help support the library!
• Whitewater and Frontenac state parks closed for special weekend hunt
• Lanesboro seeks half-cent sales tax addition
• Pine Island schools go to lockdown after gunshot report
• Mayo to build $188 million facility
• A Celtic Evening Silent Auction Items
• Goodhue had most deer-vehicle crashes
• Day in history, Nov. 16
• Art exhibition reflects on water quality
• Minn. man freed in Toyota crash sues automaker
• Hunter finds body in southwestern Minnesota
• Survey finds better choices among Minnesota's 12th-graders
• Dead cougar found in western Minnesota
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Big Mayo announcement
• Hunter found safely on Lake Vermilion island
• Police officer pleads guilty to misdemeanor, resigns
• Seat belt use up statewide
• DPS warns motorists to watch for deer
• 20-foot 'nails' to stabilize U.S. 61 roadsides
• A Celtic Evening Bucket Raffle Items
• Answer Man: High marks sure, but Answer Man Mountain remains
• Day in history, Nov. 15
• Two Wabasha women critical after crash
• Floodfest breathes life into ravaged Zumbro Falls
• Answer Man: Bus shelters worth every penny of $5.4 million
• Answer Man: Comparing bananas to onions ... and potatoes
• Plainview woman injured in crash on U.S. 14
• RL Stevenson, Celtic Evening Spirit
• Minneapolis Crosstown to get reopening ceremony
• Information session scheduled for translating, interpreting program
• Back and Forth: Celebrate with Festival of Trees
• A Mayo Clinic Bourne identity
• Flood donations boost available until November 15
• Back Roads: "United" for Lewiston
• Day in History
• Rochester council to consider raising bus fares
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• In Cod We Trust - Eric Dregni
• Beal, Landwehr, Locke, O'Neil chosen for vacant board seat
• Bulk of storm to miss S.E. Minnesota
• A Celtic Evening Silent Auction Items
• Three U of M plant scientists receive federal grants
• DNR identifies 100 dams in Minnesota needing replacement
• Scouting for food pickup is Saturday
• Triton district residents pumped up for state
• Owatonna man returns long lost Purple Heart medal
• Teen Reads, Kathy Reichs
• Dodge County Civil War memorial dedicated
• Listening Post: "Should public school classes include references to religion?"
• Exchange Club Freedom Shrine dedicated on Veterans Day
• Powers receives Book of Golden Deeds award
• Man indicted for allegedly producing child pornography
• Downtown transit station reopens Monday
• Coming up Friday in print: Zumbro Falls bar on comeback trail
• Referendums aside, area school districts face tough budget decisions
• Zumbro Falls festival to benefit flood victims
• What's new in Jen's World? (video)
• Stewartville council approves assessments for street project
• Flags fly on Millville bridge for Veterans Day
• Wind-farm developer to plead case at state level
• Officers, citizens honored at Rochester police ceremony
• Two injured in crash along U.S. 61 in Red Wing
• Hayfield man charged in July 23 fatal crash
• Name for Minnesota Zoo's new dolphin down to 3
• Contract negotiations begin between Dallemand, Georgia school district
• Field combine hits, kills bear
• Man pleads not guilty in terror-funding case
• Dallemand's tenure a time of change, tumult
• Lourdes officials hope to break ground this spring
• Olmsted board approves Lake Zumbro fee district
• Rochester library rearranges its front entry
• Friedell 7th-grader is Sports Illustrated Kids athlete of the year
• Cetlic Evening Spirit: Irish writer Hugh Leonard
• Volunteering opportunities
• Waffle breakfast Nov. 21 in Wabasha
• Day in history, Nov. 9
• Keillor to host Mondale at Fitzgerald Theater
• Fire claims home outside Dexter
• The Charming Quirks of Others, Alexander McCall Smith
• Free meals offered to veterans
• RPU budgets to keep utilities rates flat
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Catholic schools update
• Georgia school district votes to hire Dallemand
• Rochester School Board certifies election results
• Mayo partners with Sheba Medical Center in Israel
• Election talk is Dialogues topic Tuesday
• Student's death will leave void in Blooming Prairie
• Faribault man dies in one-car crash
• Correction
• Mayo case in front of Supreme Court starts today
• Blooming Prairie teen dies from crash injuries
• Friends' Bookstore Second Saturday Sale
• Answer Man: Are sheriffs out of work if they lose election?
• I'm Just Sayin': It's still the economy, stupid
• Day in history: Mayo's daughter speaks for 75th anniversary of Mayowood
• Seniors, check out the top 5 reasons to visit campus this Friday!
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Seeding by helicopter
• Court divided on taxing medical residents in Mayo Clinic case
• Western Minn. hunters find human remains
• City council trims landscaping funds request
• A Celtic Evening Silent Auction Items
• Wasioja Civil War memorial to be dedicated on Veterans Day
• 17-year-old apparently drowns in Minn. water park
• Answer Man: No law against new board members meeting
• Fire marshal: Time to check smoke alarm batteries
• Back and Forth: The history of Barlow's and other grocery stores
• Heard on the Street: Semiconductor maker plans move in Rochester to bigger site
• Meeting Tuesday on transit future
• Former New York Yankee made Rochester home
• Mayo Clinic doctor who discovered Stickler Syndrome dies
• Dialogues looks back at Tuesday's election
• Local philanthropists to be honored for National Philanthropy Day
• Lawsuit alleges pharmacy gave wrong prescription
• Day in history, Nov. 6
• Saving the old West Concord bell brings community together
• Answer Man: Where did that catchy jingle come from?
• Jen's World: Lots of decisions to make once you remember when your birthday is
• December BOOK SALE
• Guy Fawkes
• Riddle me that UMR!
• Somalis get 18-month extension on temporary status
• Correction
• Extension is expecting state funding cut
• Sales tax considered to make Rochester a 'destination' for visitors, businesses
• Injuries reported in four-vehicle crash west of Claremont
• Gliders subject of World War II meeting
• Winona ReStore loses warehouse
• High need for blanket donations this winter
• Summit makes math, science, and technology 'cool'
• Record number of canvasbacks along Mississippi
• Hello UMR students and faculty: Just a reminder to get your flu shot! Monday Nov. 8th from 12-1:15 in the 3rd floor UMR Commons. Administered by the School of Nursing See you there, The School of Nursing Immunization Team
• Duluth man sentenced to prison for rape
• Attorney: Minnesota woman can't pay for sharing songs
• Deer hunters in region face new rules
• Coming up Friday in print: Lots of ducks
• U.S. 14 through Byron reopens after gas leak
• Answer Man: When do DUI offenders get 'whiskey' plates?
• Traveling POW exhibit to visit Rochester
• Woman owes $1.5 million for song-sharing
• Man sentenced for assault at youth game
• Business calendar
• Coming up Thursday in print: Deer hunting season coming up
• Scottish Authors
• State threatens sanctions against charter school
• Self-serve bike sharing may come to St. Paul
• Waterfowl Observation Day in Brownsville is Nov. 13
• Furst Draft: A time to give thanks
• Talk of the Town: I'm not creepy; I just like to watch people
• Harvey Mackay: Expanding your network expands your business
• Mychal Wilmes: Fruitcake is a family tradition
• Day in history, Nov. 3, 2010
• Man surrenders after early-morning standoff in Rochester
• Art Walk - November 4
• A Celtic Evening update
• St. Cloud family works to change ordinance to allow pet pig to stay
• Van, driver end up in Cedar River in Austin
• Complaints received about voting machine failures
• Wyo. sheriff: No survivors in crash of small plane
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Election results galore
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Car theft ring
• Byron building permits up from 2009
• Day in history: Nov. 2
• Community News
• Eric Dregni - Visiting Author Series
• More Minnesotans eligible for food help
• More Minnesotans eligible for food help
• Communion denied to gay marriage supporters
• History Center hosts Halloween Barn Party
• Vikings waive Randy Moss
• Halloween - Another Celtic event!
• Answer Man: Do satellite dishes in Rochester point south?
• Science Museum hopes to learn more about its mummy
• Answer Man: Answering dam questions is Shady work
• Green-vested hosts will welcome downtown visitors
• Sheriff's candidate faces new lawsuit
• Day in history, Oct. 30
• Local week in review
• Furst Draft: Welcome to your new and improved P-B
• Answer Man: No word on bedbugs in Rochester hotels
• A three-lane bridge in Winona?
• Big 3 on move as Minnesota gov race nears end
• Wabasha County flood victims can meet with federal officials
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Stewartville welcomes Schwickert Co. to town
• Artwork will transform windows at John Marshall High School
• Jury fails to reach verdict in farmhouse assault
• Emergency signal could be from downed plane
• Day in history: Oct. 29
• Jen's World: Voting yes, but sampling the opinions of others
• Answer Man: Packers fan is seeing green
• What will Zach be for Halloween?
• Back and Forth: International cake show made a splash
• A Celtic Evening - Fundraiser for Rochester Public Library
• Questions remain about what $5 million in reductions may look like
• Some cuts deeper than others in superintendent's plan
• Seven more sickened after drinking raw milk in Minn.
• Rice County prosecutor: Encouraging suicide not free speech
• Answer Man: Who pays for presidential flights?
• I'm Just Sayin': Showing your underwear is still hip, I checked
• Swan viewing tour set for Nov. 13
• Winds toss things around, but area damage is minor
• Inver Hills team to represent Minnesota in NASA contest
• Heard on the Street: Jolly Jumpz bounces into Rochester market
• Talk of the Town: Who keeps track of time capsules?
• Mychal Wilmes: Don't trust my eye for style
• Today in history, Oct. 27
• Coming up Thursday in print: Halloween preparations
• Storm buffets Minnesota, Dakotas for a second day
• Search continues in Wyoming for plane with Minnesota exec, 3 kids
• New book celebrates 100 years of Minnesota forestry
• Training set Nov. 16 for weather monitoring volunteers
• Residents express concern about stray voltage from proposed line
• Winds cancel handful of Rochester flights
• In wake of student's suicide, district clarifies anti-bullying policy
• Boy, 11, killed in northwestern Minnesota ATV crash
• Father, son drown in northern Minn. lake
• Day in history, Oct. 26
• Military news
• What's your favorite Gelato?
• What's new in Jen's World? (video)
• Commissioners vote to remove Lake Shady dam
• Storm might carry snow into Rochester
• Massive windstorm howls across nation's midsection (video)
• High winds leave MSP with 1 working runway
• Stearns County woman killed by grain wagon
• High winds, low temperatures signal changing seasons
• Correction
• Lens on History: Paint the town red and blue and yellow and â?¦
• Day in history, October 25
• Minnesota news in brief
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Best apple pie
• Answer Man: Why was Oronoco Dam built?
• Region may be entering 'wet' period
• Dallemand returns from job interview in Georgia
• Two injured in NW Rochester crash today
• Brighter Side -- the bright side of the daily news
• Friends' Bookstore Second Saturday Sale
• Answer Man: Woodpecker pecks away at reader's house
• I'm Just Sayin': Is there glamour in political shouting and name-calling?
• Red Wing plans big Veterans Day event
• 2 men die in Minnesota farm accidents
• 2 men die in dirt-bike collision in northern Minnesota
• Answer Man: Who's who in the political world
• Gunfire reported in S.E. Rochester
• Day in history, Oct, 23
• Team Will Power kicks off local fitness challenge
• Community news
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Superintendent: No layoffs if budget reduction plan works
• United Way Winter OuterWear Drive brings in just enough coats
• The consequences of concussions
• Athlete describes how concussion changed his life
• Brain injuries plague youth sports
• Referendum proposal draws supporters, detractors
• Downtown Rochester getting fresh face
• One area wind project OK'd, another delayed
• Solar energy helps power convention center
• County commission recommends removing Lake Shady dam
• Elderly woman struck and killed by hit-run driver
• Threads of our community award
• Answer Man: Flu vaccinations
• Jen's World: Math is difficult; wet toothbrushes are disgusting
• State will auction wildlife area to reduce deficit
• "A very strong year" at Mayo Clinic
• Elaborate rescue over the St. Croix
• Impending showers might reduce fire danger
• Rochester students surprise bus driver on his 90th birthday
• Answer Man: Should I stay, or should I go now?
• I'm Just Sayin': What I've learned this election season
• New to RCTC...don't forget to RSVP for Welcome Day Thursday, August 19. www.rctc.edu/rsvp. Join us for Fun, Game, Give-Aways and Food! Lunch will be served until gone.
• Hill Theater was standing room only at the free MTV event hosted by the College, Friday, August 6. MTV’s unique documentary show, “The Buried Life,” is about four young men on a mission to live their own dreams while helping others do t
• Thanks to everyone who came out for Welcome Day... Hope you all are ready for a fun-filled year at RCTC! Don't forget, classes start Monday, August 23!
• HELP YOUR FELLOW STUDENTS AFFECTED BY THE FLOODING. Fall raffle and bake sale in the Atrium TODAY from 11am til 1:30pm. Raffle tickets are one for $2 or three for $5
• Kudos to the RCTC Yellowjacket Football, Baseball and Women's Basketball athletes who participated in today's Walk to School event and promoted physical fitness at Bamber Valley and Riverside Elementary Schools.
• PUC sends Goodhue Wind project back to judge, delays effort
• Winter: Colder and wetter than normal in Northern Plains
• Governor announces new Olmsted County judge
• Jayden and Mikayla give us an update on 318 Commons!!
• The 318 Commons Building keeps growing! Here is Jayden and Mikayla with your bimonthly update!
• Congrats Young Hero David Algadi!
• Jenn Hooke from the Office of Admissions shares the update on the building progress of the 318 Commons Building!
• Some students study non-stop during finals week. Others take a break and make terrible rap videos about unit life at Crossroads. We present to you "West (Hall) Side (B)."
• Goodhue County preliminary flood damage estimate: $2.5 million
• Firefighters case returns to court Wednesday
• Coming up Thursday in print: Early football night
• Recovery from concussions needs a closer look, experts say
• Wildfires erupt in S.E. Minnesota fields
• Comedians, musicians, dancers unite to help flood victims
• Congrats Tanner from Byron High School!
• Rochester School Board finalizes process for replacing Fischer
• Professor Tschaepe takes us on a tour of one of Rochester's summer highlights!
• Mychal Wilmes: The darkness prompts Biblical questions
• Maggie gives an update on the new building!
• MnDOT to launch flood mitigation program
• Mary Beth Sancomb-Moran, UMR Librarian, talks about what's happening this summer in the Information Commons!!
• Bookstore Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast
• Sophomore Ellie shows us the progress of the new building!
• A few months into construction and the first floor is officially up! Stay tuned biweekly now for exciting updates on the new 318 Commons Building
• YMCA Photos by Scott at Olive Juice Studios www.olivejuicestudios.com, and other campus photos taken by UMR Student Hannah.
• 8 Minnesota counties added to flood disaster declaration
• Rochester teachers rally in favor of operating referendum
• Red Wing superintendent announces retirement
• Man injured in one-vehicle crash early Tuesday
• Minnesota news in brief
• Three injured in crash on College View Road
• A Celtic Evening update
• Minn. gets $1.6 million federal grant for mercury study
• Plane with Saudi flight students diverted in Grand Forks
• Oronoco residents, officials weigh in on Lake Shady
• 79 Minnesota schools seeking property tax hike
• Answer Man: Max's, Spats and Snaps
• Day in History: Eisenhower dedicates Red Wing bridge in 1960
• Wabasha County Historical Society gets grant for structure report
• Minnesota news in brief
• Legislature approves $80 million for flood victims
• Northwest street to close for three days
• Bridge lanes reopened
• 31st Avenue closing for 2 days
• Kasson man injured in one-vehicle accident
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Flood special session
• Mayor Brede Seeks Volunteers
• I'm Just Sayin': Instead of Columbus Day, how about MEA Day?
• Deer crashes through door at Rochester hotel
• Answer Man: Here's the poop on safe playing fields
• September flooding leads to loss of Douglas Trail bridge
• How to fix a sinkhole
• Week in review
• Day in history, Oct. 16
• Twin Cities Catholics to close 21 churches
• Public meeting set to discuss Winona bridge project
• Over 200 go to Mazeppa flood recovery center
• Back and Forth: Exchange Clubs re-energize patriotism locally
• Answer Man: Is it legal to rake leaves on to city streets?
• Rochester family deals with backyard sinkhole
• 6 school districts in area seek operating levy increases
• Second aide pleads in Minn. nursing home abuse
• Might allegations sack Favre's marketability?
• Correction
• Minn. woman accused of killing husband with van
• Small Business Administration Disaster Declaration granted for flood victims
• Academic Notebook
• Day in history, Oct. 15
• Answer Man: Not a woolly question about oak trees
• Library quilt wins award
• Body of slain soldier returns to Minnesota
• Coming up Friday in print: Diabetes hope
• Answer Man: Biceps as fashion statements
• Day in history, Oct. 14
• Dover-Eyota band delivers wake-up call
• Woman's efforts benefit children throughout the world
• FEMA to give funds to 21 flooded Minn. counties
• A Celtic Evening - Fundraiser for Rochester Public Library
• Road, sewer projects may top Rochester sales tax list
• Researcher to discuss Swedish, Norwegian geneaology
• St. John's Block Party gives back to the community
• Stewartville council opposes electricity rate increase
• Talk of the Town: Don't wait 10 years to treat yourself to new towels
• Two juveniles found dead at Minnesota park
• Coming up Thursday in print: Bringing in the harvest
• State opens Disaster Recovery Center in Mazeppa
• Am I Registered to Vote? Where Do I Vote?
• Top of ancient Minneapolis oak to be removed
• Dalai Lama to return to state next year
• Mankato mayor pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Mankato mayor pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Day in history, Oct. 13
• Action Line: Deal's not done on foreclosure suspension
• Mychal Wilmes: Life without TV requires imagination
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Oronoco bridge exam
• Test of cameras in Minn. courts clears hurdle
• Book Quotes
• Restaurants help flood victims
• Pine Island flood recovery help
• New family birth center opens at Rochester Methodist Hospital
• Webcast will address U.S.-China relations
• Moorhead family overwhelmed by Extreme Makeover
• Nala the heifer earns two purple ribbons
• Day in history, Oct. 12
• Referendum presentations scheduled in Rochester
• Columbus Day
• Health jobs fair for high school students
• Hibbing synagogue with ties to Dylan is for sale
• Some Minn. students share long bus ride to school
• Hunters rescue couple stranded in Long Lake
• Two from Austin injured in weekend motorcyle crash
• Answer Man: Smoking verbotten in new bus shelters
• I'm Just Sayin': It's time for Twins and fans to be mad as heck about losing playoff games
• A memorial for Doc at Oxbow Park
• Day in History: RCTC campus to ban smoking and tobacco products in 2010
• Answer Man: What does 10-10-10 mean to us?
• Minn. tax revenues up $55 million for most recent quarter
• 2 motorists strike moose in Northwest Minn.
• Small plane crashes in central Minnesota
• Three injured in U.S. 14 crash
• Wisconsin man's massive pumpkin weighs 1,810 pounds
• Kite-flying event has the world on a string
• Answer Man: Gypsy queen is a fascinating story
• Answer Man: Floodplain maps
• Gunflint Trail students share long bus ride to Grant Marais
• Large fight breaks out at downtown Rochester hotel
• Hiker freed by Iran appeals for friends' release
• DVD against same-sex marriage sparks protest plans in Cities
• Rochester School Board to review money-saving options
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Day in history, Oct. 9
• Another Celtic Evening
• Near-record temperatures Friday in Rochester
• Solar power installation complete on Damon ramp
• Fellow animal lovers come to the rescue in Oronoco
• Flood-relief special session is delayed
• Mayo Clinic opens new birth center
• Man charged in sexual assault
• Jay Furst: Sample ballots, videos to help voters
• Medical helicopter safety rules proposed
• Academic Notebook
• Answer Man: Are stingless wasps another boondoggle?
• Day in history, Oct. 8
• Jen's World: Nothing to do in Rochester? Here are some ideas
• Highs reach 90 in southern Minnesota
• The Book of Night Women - Marlon James
• Fall colors will peak soon in the area
• Lens on history: A hunting they did go
• Answer Man: MnDOT getting new maintenance facility
• I'm Just Sayin': Don't be a nuisance, use words for nuance
• Cornfield fire blazes north of Racine
• Detroit leader to keynote NAACP banquet
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Committee adds to sales tax proposals
• Stewartville man charged in connection with standoff
• Three hurt in Friday crash on U.S. 61
• Coming up Friday in print: Turning leaves
• Minnesota AG asks lenders to suspend foreclosures
• Answer Man: What's the shortest way to get to Lake City?
• Coming up Thursday in print: Harvest starting
• Friends' Bookstore
• Bail set for man accused of trying to rob a bicyclist on a Rochester bike trail
• Happy fan heads north to see Twins battle the Yankees
• Mayo found not negligent in woman's death
• Ex-POWs to talk about experiences
• Pawlenty to announce new Olmsted judge on Oct. 21
• Day in history, Oct. 6
• Action Line: Shingle contractor rules changed by Legislature
• Mychal Wilmes: Mom and Dad kept some things for themselves
• Talk of the Town: Spread the joy of reading
• Special session tentatively set for Oct. 11
• Coming up in Jen's World (video)
• Mississippi above flood stage in Wabasha
• Bike lane plan for 16th Street Southeast derailed
• Farmers looking for real-life data on runoff
• Council seeks to toughen powers over rental complaints
• New Supreme Court justice won't hear Mayo case
• Snack carts help students choose good food
• Day in history, Oct. 5
• Third assault sparks alcohol ban at U of M frats
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Mayo/U of M announce huge goal: To cure diabetes
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Curing diabetes
• Houston motorcyclist killed near Witoka
• Correction
• Canadian man pleads guilty for illegal entry in ND
• Third assault prompts 'social moratorium'
• Dozens gather for Blessing of the Animals (video)
• I'm Just Sayin': When your dog bites your cat and the cat throws it back, that's amor
• Day in History: Spectacular fashion show in 1960
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Measuring nutrition
• BNSF worker killed by train was not on cell phone
• 2 dead, 7 injured when semi slams into vehicle
• Man dies in house fire in Elysian
• Book Quotes
• Answer Man: Did the Gypsy Queen visit Mayo?
• Phosphorus, sedimentation in Lake Pepin make experts worry
• Pepin: Too much silt
• Roundabout considered for U.S. 63 intersection
• Rochester woman injured after motorcycle hits deer
• Mayo Clinic will celebrate its history next week
• Domestic violence display remembers victims
• RPU celebrates Public Power week with tour and giveaways
• Volunteering opportunities
• Hometown friends join others to restore Whalan town hall
• Back and Forth: Memories about the 'shot heard 'round the world'
• A fix for Lake Pepin
• Marlon James - Visiting Author Series
• Reprimanded psychiatrist still practicing
• Brawl erupts at high school football game
• Public defender cited for contempt
• Campus news
• Minn.'s bank run will cost state $1.6 million or more
• Local co-ops host member appreciation breakfast Saturday
• Jen's World: In Greece, a watch just spoils your tan
• Day on history, Oct. 1
• Answer Man: Car seat quandary
• School budget-cutting committee submits suggestions, relies heavily on federal funds
• Minnesota news in brief
• Paraprofessional pulled from Rassier classroom
• Minnesota 2010 road deaths reach 300 so far
• Studio Academy hoping to keep doors open for remainder of school year
• Man found dead in burning apartment
• Chemical spill at U of M forces evacuation
• City Public Works seeks sales tax funding for road projects
• I'm Just Sayin': It's high time we retire the Homer Hanky
• Answer Man: Why no special election for school board seat?
• Day in history, Sept. 30
• Coming up Friday in print: School cuts coming
• Community News
• Day in history, Sept. 29
• Talk of the Town: Learning life's lessons by listening
• Answer Man: How slow is a slow-moving vehicle?
• Quilts of Valor featured at art center
• Quilts of Valor featured at art center
• Talk of the Town: How can we help flood victims? (video)
• Two businesses destroyed by fire in western Minn.
• Minnesota news in brief
• Mychal Wilmes: You have to laugh when circumstances stink
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Pen pals finally meet
• Officials: No break in Wetterling case
• Fire destroys machine shed on farm southwest of Rochester
• Book Quotes
• Hundreds protest FBI raids on anti-war activists
• Police investigate second fraternity assault
• Rochester stays well below national poverty rate
• Rochester school budget reduction list nearly complete
• What's coming up in Jen's World (video)
• Woman injured in crash with semi near Spring Valley
• Hundreds protest FBI raids on anti-war activists
• Official: Minnesota to save $46 million in interest on bonds
• Car driver dies in Apple Valley school bus crash
• Second Saturday Craft Book Sale - September 11
• Minnesota news in brief
• Red Wing man sentenced to 12 years in prison
• Red Wing man sentenced to 12 years in prison
• Another research bear killed in Minnesota
• Pine Island community responds to flooding
• Answer Man: What's with the tillage near Tilly's?
• I'm Just Sayin': "Shame on you!" is no way to start a civil debate
• Consumer safety official promotes pool safety
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Flood cleanup
• In flood-ravaged cities, no place is home
• Pawlenty, Klobuchar to visit flood ravaged cities
• Inge lifts Tigers over Twins 11-10 in 13 innings
• Answer Man: Truck loads offer traffic woes
• Answer Man: Outdated prescription drugs
• Answer Man: The answer is a Snap
• Northbound U.S. 52 detour shortened; southbound lanes open
• FEMA flood assessments to start soon
• Hammond, Zumbro Falls remain evacuated
• Flood fight continues in southeastern Minnesota
• Volunteering opportunities
• Day in history, Sept. 25
• Minnesota news in brief
• UPDATE: Impacts uneven Saturday of flooding in southeastern Minnesota
• Update: MnDOT announces latest road closings
• DM&E sees little damage from flood
• Back and Forth: Remembering how Marigold Days came to be
• Roaring waters recede as cleanup commences
• Century's first grads reunite after 10 years
• More Flood Related Information
• Area towns are trying to keep the floods at bay
• Man shot near Casey's store in Zumbrota
• Goodhue County 'fighting a losing battle' with Zumbro River
• Water starts to recede in Mantorville
• Bridge in Oronoco collapsing as water rises
• Tips For Flood Cleanup
• Flood warnings continue in Rochester, St. Charles, Pine Island
• S.W. Rochester flooding risk reduced to moderate; some evacuations still recommended
• Jen's World: To do — Pack, find passport — oh, and surgery
• Answer Man: Amped-up energy drinks
• Campgrounds, roads close as waters rise
• Dick Francis crossfire
• U.S. 52 re-opened; northbound detour shortened
• Zumbro Falls swallowed by floodwaters, residents evacuated
• Dry day gives flood fighters a break (video)
• Fatal crash in Wabasha County
• Friends remember Jones as loving, loyal
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Minnesota news in brief
• Neighbors pitch in to help cancer victim's family
• Answer Man: Are damaged gravestones covered by insurance?
• Olmsted County declares flood disaster, waits for 'big blast'
• Fatal crash in Wabasha County
• Fatal crash in Wabasha County
• Action Line: Road salt pile will be tarped
• I'm Just Sayin': Take this voters' pledge before casting your ballot
• Answer Man: Homemade-jam fan is in a pickle
• Top stories in Wednesday's print edition
• Rushford city administrator resigns
• Coming up Thursday in print: Apple crop problems
• P-B staff meets with readers, others in Pine Island
• Up to 10 inches of rain might fall by Friday
• Mayo Clinic faces trial on wrongful-death charge
• Mayo Health System adds "Clinic"
• Preliminary school levy up 2.2 percent
• $5 million in trims are sought for Rochester public schools
• Rochester man charged with robbing co-worker
• Heavy rain headed this way
• Morning coffee!
• Rochester gets good deal on $26.7-million bond sale
• World's oldest man, a Minnesota native, marks 114th birthday
• Sound of silence delayed: MPR's the Current signal upgrade paused
• Tree program ready to take root
• Skyway-building bid passes over objections
• Community Development Block Grant requests outpace dollars
• Coming up Wednesday in print: School budget cuts
• Minnesota news in brief
• The Botticelli Secret, Marina Fiorata
• Lens on History: A place where everybody knew your name
• Day in History: 173 students enrolled at RJC in 1935
• Current Rochester school board plans to appoint Fischer's successor
• DELETE
• Threshing bee fuel included wood for the fire, food for the stomach
• Jury selected in wrongful death suit against Mayo
• Families enjoy Quarry Hill Fall Festival
• Shots fired near skate park
• Austin's RE-fest offers tips for caring for Earth
• Bushes wrap up visit to Mayo Clinic
• In Stillwater, the weapon against algae is barley
• Missing man's van turns up in Chicago
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Traffic changes
• Rochester Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Day in history, Sept. 20
• Furst Draft: No disrespect intended with word choice
• Answer Man: Channeling the sales tax extension
• Scotland 2010
• Answer Man: Coaching question put me in a haze
• Answer Man: Lake City was once mussel-bound
• A record number of walkers for Join the Journey
• Two Rochester residents still in critical condition after crash
• Book Quotes
• Day in History, Sept. 18
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• DELETE
• About 60 troops returning from Afghanistan
• About 60 troops returning from Afghanistan
• Harvest festival to be held Sept. 25-26
• Fischer cites 'conflicts' behind decision to resign
• Local groups receive preservation awards
• Man who killed cat loses appeal to higher court
• Living with the Federal Medical Center for 25 years
• No action on Minnesota public defenders' request
• Kasson man charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Rochester students' AP scores, participation increase
• Nominations sought for environmental awards
• Woman injured in fall from train trellis
• Academic Notebook
• Jen's World: Wall Drug brings back memories
• Red Wing encounters more financial issues
• Mayo Clinic wants you to help cure a rare diseaseâ?¦
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Community Coffee planned for Tuesday in Pine Island
• Three girls earn Girl Scout gold
• People's Co-op schedules appreciation event
• Memorial services set for Carlton man who died from apparent fall while hiking
• Coming up Friday in print: School board's next move
• I'm Just Sayin': Even in virtual world, Sellnow needs haircut
• What would you ask a Supreme Court judge?
• George and Barbara Bush at Mayo for celebration, checkups
• Football games Friday might get sloshy
• Book Quotes
• Community Coffee planned for Tuesday in Pine Island
• Sheriff: Note led authorities to alleged bank robber
• Answer Man: What's with the fuzzy video?
• Square one again for Lake Zumbro Improvement District
• Thunderstorms expected to wind down overnight
• Visiting Author Series 2010 - 2011
• Jefferson Elementary to mark 60-year anniversary
• Patients, providers wrestle with medical care cuts
• Bridge in Zumbrota to open Friday
• Public defenders seek to reduce caseloads
• Talk of the Town: Teachers have lives too ... I think
• Byron City Council names new city administrator
• Talk of the Town: Teachers hav lives too ... I think
• Flirtation over — Redwood Room commits to Italian
• Answer Man: RCTC emergency plans
• Rochester fire calls
• Censure of Mankato mayor falls short
• Injured man found after 24 hours in the woods
• House in rural Rochester burns (video)
• A Celtic Evening - Fundraiser for Rochester Public Library
• Minnesota news in brief
• Fourth Street Southeast bridge lanes closed for three hours Thursday
• Fundraiser planned for Honor Flights
• Transit ready to roll, but needs funding
• Zumbro Falls man injured in accident
• Forestry field day includes economics
• Day in history, Sept. 14
• Duluth readies Dylan-inspired manhole covers
• Motorcycle stunt show amazes crowd (video)
• City council's opening tax bid for 2011: $48 million
• Winona State University student dies from fall
• Caledonia man injured after crashing motorcyle
• Details still sketchy on school board member replacement process
• Police investigate alleged assault and robbery
• Rochester woman reports $14,000 in jewelry stolen
• The Tortoise and the Hare, Elizabeth Jenkins
• Pilot Mound church hits century mark
• Duluth readies Dylan-inspired manhole covers
• Answer Man: Is Olmsted County's third trash burner up and running?
• Joke of the day
• Garage damaged by fire in Eyota
• Winona Public Library book returned 35 years later
• MPR in Rochester
• Answer Man: Patch me through to the Lord
• Rochester woman injured in crash near Mantorville
• One person injured in Fillmore County rollover
• United Way hopes to raise $5 million during 2010 campaign
• Fire destroys Red Wing home
• We asked — reflections on 9-11
• Winona County road to be closed
• Talk on wife of state's first governor Wednesday
• Health issues to be discussed at forum
• Brighter side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Once and Future Celt Bill Watkins
• Red Wing incinerator could take in more waste
• Olmsted soil, water district candidates will be on the ballot
• Furst Draft: 'Cathy' leaves a spot for a new strip
• Day in history, Sept. 11
• Answer Man: Four Daughters and ramaki
• Goodhue County eyes increased levy
• Minnesota news in brief
• Des Moines to offer buyouts of flood-prone trailer parks
• Iowa man pleads guilty in duck killing
• Woman dies after scuba diving
• Two area schools earn national honors
• Family Fun Night/Movies on the Barn canceled Friday night
• Fall into a Good Book - Contest
• State Budget Simulator
• Formal Recognition: Central Fire Station Clock
• Showers, maybe thunderstorms Friday night
• Mayo Clinic worker fired for snooping on patient records
• Day in history, Sept. 10
• Jen's World: First day of school has special smell
• Resolution calls for Mankato mayor's resignation
• Goodhue Wind project making slow progress
• Warm weather returns; showers likely Friday night
• ARTigras Village - Join Us this Saturday August 21
• Downtown sidewalk closes for several weeks
• Day in history, Sept. 9
• Back to School!
• Dodge County responds to lawsuit
• Answer Man: Why do the pools close so early?
• ARTigras - This Saturday!
• Coming up Friday in print: Testicle festival
• I'm Just Sayin': Of hockey, pasta and peregrine falcons
• Book thoughts of the day
• Eyota farm fined for death of worker
• Rochester Public Library - expansion
• Rec Center makes its case for sales-tax funding
• Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
• Chronic inebriates home in St. Cloud half full
• Read 'em and eat! photo contest
• A Celtic Evening - Fundraiser for Rochester Public Library
• Kindle options
• ARTigras Village - Join Us on August 21
• Invisible Boy, Cornelia Read
• Second Saturday Cook Book Sale - August 14
• Read 'em and eat contest
• Dog Days of Summer Contest
• Kindle Reads
• School Books
• A Celtic Evening - Fundraiser for Rochester Public Library
• Olive Kitteridge Elizabeth Strout
• Second Saturday Sale September 11th
• Dog Days of Summer
• International Literacy Day 8 September 2010
• Summer reads
• September Calendar of Book Events
• Ebooks, Ereader, Unusual and Special books COVERS
• Back and Forth: Come to Pickwick hungry and ready for fun
• UMR students choose Raptors as mascot
• Dog Days of Summer Contest - Winner
• School board member Cris Fischer resigns
• Answer Man: Even sewers need relief
• Jewish High Holidays bring time for reflection
• Campus news
• School districts ponder one-time federal funding
• Coming up Thursday in print: Vikings talk
• Talk of the Town: Watch out for the fork, if you didn't ask first
• Action Line checks into fundraisings facts, Internet hoaxes
• Answer Man: Leapin' frogs and toads, what should you do?
• Pepsi's out, Coke's in at Rochester schools
• Two convenience stores robbed Tuesday night
• Veterans remember POW/MIAs with new bench
• Northeast neighborhood caps off summer with ice cream social
• Police investigate circumstances around woman found in roadway
• With cheers and high-fives, sixth-graders greeted at Willow Creek
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Soda in schools
• Lens on history: An English cottage in Rochester
• Mower County Justice Center project comes to fruition
• Day in history, Sept. 7
• Do you sense fall in the air?
• One injured in St. Paul when sidewalk gives way
• Winona County mandates porn-free hotels for employees
• Answer Man: Minnesota's saints
• Austin church baptizes 58 children of war refugees
• Technology upgrades will greet students returning to Rochester classrooms
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 1 a.m.
• Former Rochester fire chief placed on leave in California
• Volunteer grape pickers get their day in the sun
• September is National Preparedness Month
• Coming up Monday in print: Hanna's helpers, new school year, grape harvest
• Greg Sellnow: The things you find at the state fair
• Factoid: Mime dialogue
• Public access TV programming
• Roundtable to hear about kamikaze attacks
• Library offers online Consumer Reports
• Wings of wonder: Como Park butterfly exhibit a sensory treat
• Report: Minnesota's highways get middling grade
• Answer Man: What's behind this motocycle question?
• Answer Man: Hand sanitizers aren't perfect
• Back Roads: Festival-goers get misty-eyed for the common onion
• Adoption completes family born out of shocking assault
• 104 strong, freshman class fills up U's space
• Humane society gets serious -- and more work
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• University of Minnesota Rochester leader avoids the word 'success'
• Dean 'Deano' Shelstad
• Property tax assessment planned in N.W. Rochester
• Answer Man: Goat shop adopts a highway
• Coming up Saturday in print: UMR growing
• Rochester Sales Tax Advisory Committee
• Judge reduces bail for man accused of stabbing woman
• Angler's quick response saves drowning man in Superior
• Two Duluth colleges house students in motel
• One killed, two injured in head-on crash near Wabasha
• Jen's World: Spatial management is important if you love to shop at Ikea
• Answer Man: Papaya, pineapple and pregnancy
• Day in history, Sept. 4
• Jen's World: Smells and memories of the first day of school
• Rochester man to part ways with his 1907 Maxwell
• Street to be closed for northeast Rochester sewer project
• Fall festival to benefit nonprofits
• Campus news
• Red Wing officials identify potential budget fixes
• Florida fugitives arrested in Whitewater State Park
• Answer Man: Combing through the Hairball rumors
• Pine Island needs to cut about $110,000 from 2011 budget
• Day in history, Sept. 2
• Egg recall benefits smaller producers
• Airport, library pitch local sales tax projects
• Nurse negotiators in Duluth reach contract agreement
• Rumors swirl around Austin home circled with crime tape
• Bank robbery reported in Elgin, suspect on the loose
• Worker struck and killed on metro commuter rail line
• St. Cloud teachers approve contract
• Downtown Master Plan Draft
• Answer Man: Undercooked duck is a danger
• Full power restored at Minnesota State Fair
• Mankato mayor says he won't resign after DWI
• Court dismisses fraud claim against New Ulm Diocese
• Minnesota Cooks celebrates local chefs, bakers
• Goodhue man injured when semi rolls on Highway 60
• School to monitor Wetterling 'person of interest'
• What's coming up in Jen's World (video)
• Rochester Sales Tax Advisory Committee
• Remembrance: Bud Kavanagh, of Wykoff, led a full and beautiful life
• Work to begin on first Elk Run building in October
• Accident knocks out power at state fairgrounds
• Thunderstorms en route to Rochester area
• Road work begins on two area highways
• Duluth officials vote to ban synthetic marijuana
• Two area cities receive funding for clean water
• Troopers gather to remember fallen friend, remind motorists to move over
• Thunderstorm alert reduced for Olmsted, Dodge, Mower counties
• Mayo's Rochester hospitals among profit leaders
• Lens on history: Park designers remembered the ladies.
• Former Mower County sheriff takes up border battle in Arizona
• Red Wing officials seeking public input in budget cuts
• Power knocked out at state fairgrounds
• Correction
• Wisconsin soldier with Minnesota ties killed in Afghanistan
• Local police assist in crackdown on immigration fugitives
• Community news
• Public-access cable TV programming
• Rose Creek teen to show 'drama llama'
• Rollover accident kills one near Lake City
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Sheriff weighs in
• Answer Man: No evidence of false pledges in Haiti relief
• Hormel Historic Home: Stories from Minnesota's Greatest Generation
• Northwest Rochester crash investigated, driver injured
• Duluth mosque to stay open after money goal met
• Three injured in crash on U.S. 52 near Cannon Falls
• Fire fatality in Henderson called suspicious
• Rochester man reports assault, theft
• Arrests made in separate Rochester burglaries
• Answer Man: Over hill and dale to 48th Street
• Answer Man: Byron fan puts undies on the line
• Arrested Mayo Clinic worker identified
• Zombies on parade in Rochester
• Nightlife gives downtown 'growing pains'
• Back Roads: Visiting the past -- and the future
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Name released in fatal I-90 crash near Adrian
• Answer Man: Voting 101 ... unless you're a convicted felon
• Fans are in overdrive for monster truck show
• Downtown drinking under scrutiny
• Volunteering opportunities
• Feds arrest 370 immigrants in Minnesota, 9 other states
• Faribault man charged with aiding suicides takes stand
• Dodge Center motorcyclist injured in crash on U.S. 14
• Rochester man injured in motorcyle crash
• Woman hurt in ATV accident
• Tarr and feathers: Red Wing woman fights to get fowl legalized in city
• Work begins for pedestrian tunnels in Winona
• Coming up Saturday in print: Rowdy Rochester?
• Day in history, Aug. 27
• Answer Man: How can I help victims of Pakistan's floods?
• Kasson library receives Legacy grants
• Viola residents say 40 mph is too fast for town
• Community news: Bortolon elected to Sertoma leadership
• Friends of plane crash victim to hold fundraiser
• State Fair researchers looking for kids for study
• Three injured in U.S. 63 crash
• Police arrest two men for allegedly selling drugs
• Austin mayor escapes burning SUV
• Woman injured in 4-vehicle crash near Stewartville
• Academic notebook
• I'm Just Sayin': Why is Rochester so lukewarm about pro sports?
• Answer Man: Wacipi replacing powwow
• Minnesota State Fair opens 12-day run
• Coming up Friday in print: Chicken protest
• Farmer rescued from grain bin near Lonsdale
• Woman gets probation in conjoined twins case
• Two men plead guilty in crane climbing case
• Answer Man: What is the Summer Triangle?
• Talk of the Town: School supply time is the happiest season of all
• Action Line: Fraternal Order of Police has been around for years
• The right tools give students a Running Start for School
• UMR's approach to higher education attracts national attention
• Coming up Thursday in print: Veterans victory
• Campaign spotlights safe, healthy practices
• New Lutheran group likely to rise from discord
• Olmsted Medical Center workers to hold 'informational' strike
• Mayo employee in Florida fired for using patients' drugs
• Newborn screenings upheld by appeals court
• Facing possibility of closure, Studio Academy board votes to stay open
• Tractor ride is for the thrill, not the speed
• Coming up Wednesday in print: State Fair time
• Lens on History: Early years of St. John the Evangelist Church
• Minnesota man shoots at bat, damages next-door home
• County, city weigh cost-share for public safety training center
• Rochester sales tax committee to consider airport, library proposals
• Arrests high in first weekend of DWI crackdown
• Man thrown from motorcycle
• Goodhue to test new alert system Thursday
• Workers fall from road painting truck
• Firm to pay $52.4 million in Minneapolis bridge collapse
• Road neat Witoka closed for 3 days
• Psych evaluation ordered for armed man arrested outside Rochester bank
• Rochester man arrested after bar fight
• Honkers player killed in car crash
• I-35 closures on Tuesday night
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Counties struggle with health costs
• The Guess Who draws a crowd, but Riverside attendance overall was down
• Public Access Programming
• Answer Man: 99 checks in the mail
• Youthful auctioneer builds good business
• ARTIGras draws good crowd despite heat
• Answer Man: Stuck in traffic? Need help?
• St. Paul UFO sightings traced to man's kites
• Gold Rush brings family together, one parked car at a time
• Stabbing follows melee involving baseball bat
• Rose Fest rolls along through heat
• Heavy fog expected this weekend
• Honkers leading 7-0 in second game
• Back Roads: The bus is back
• Back and Forth: Restaurants are gone, but memories remain
• Helping a man get back to his family
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Could pipeline wreak havoc on cave?
• Cave owner raises concerns about pipeline
• For antiques fans, the gold rush is on
• Day in history, Aug. 18
• Jen's World: Tornado shelters can be cozy
• Answer Man: The toll booth tolls for thee
• Group raises money for Mazeppa history center
• Second Iowa firm recalls eggs
• Coming up Saturday in print: Cave controversy
• New bridge is dedicated to girl's memory
• Austin meth dealer sentenced to 20 years
• Pickup truck rear-ends school bus, no one injured
• Coming up Friday in print: More taverns, zombies
• La Crosse man injured in U.S. 52 crash
• Divers search Washington County lake
• Science center rises from the wetlands
• Person stabbed downtown
• Minnesota Supreme Court upholds Zabawa conviction
• Duluth nurses reject contract, OK strike
• Citizen Forester class planned Sept. 11
• Answer Man: What are those fancy train cars on the back of Amtrak?
• Chester Woods opened to deer hunters
• Rochester repaving six streets in final round of projects
• Mahnomen deputy Dewey recalled fondly at funeral
• Child struck by motorcycle in Northeast Rochester
• OMC workers frustrated by stagnant wages
• Lily the bear may be pregnant, but still with Hope
• Minnesota news in brief
• School board OKs levy plan
• Allegations against former Austin police chief surface
• Silo can't be a billboard, county officials say
• Answer Man: Legal to keep people inside during storm when they want to leave?
• Action Line: Don't give up on mortgage help
• Court payments can be made online
• Harvey Mackay: No shortcuts in the entrepreneurial marathon
• Talk of the Town: New toilet brings big joy to the home
• Pilot alerted passengers before Lake Michigan crash
• Fall sports practices off and running
• Has high speed rail in Rochester hit a speed bump?
• Steam line insulation catches fire at University Center Rochester
• Byron welcomes new business to Legion building
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Gold Rush coming
• Answer Man: No photos of Dakota Indians
• Day in history, Aug. 17
• Austin police chief retired to avoid affair scrutiny
• Rochester City Council roundup: Panhandler licensing veto override fails
• Greg Sellnow: How to tour our nation's capital — in four hours or less
• Coming up Tuesday in print: New school board to face challenges
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• Take me to the county fair (slideshow)
• Kasson's Festival in the Park
• 2010 Sales Tax Advisory Committee
• Man shot by police in critical condition
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Correction
• Friday's storm: The unlucky few were oh so lucky
• 3 from Rochester injured in I-90 rollover
• Chicken permit policy falters in Mankato
• Car smashes through storefront, stops short of customer
• The unlucky few in Hayfield area were oh so lucky
• Bottle bomb explodes in NE Rochester, no injuries reported
• Back and Forth: Memorable radio and TV voices of the 1940s and '50s
• Answer Man: Sticky purple boxes are not bat houses
• Answer Man: "That infernal bridge project"
• RACE exhibit extended, expert will speak
• Two Rochester colleges rated not financially responsible
• Rochester mill and overlay project wraps up next week
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• P-9 strike reaches 25-year anniversary
• Hormel strike 25 years later: Where are they now?
• 4-H County Fair Music & Theater Winners
• Relatively limited storm damage from Friday's storms reported
• Back Roads: Speed not through Elba, says woman who lives nearby
• Factoid
• Second group of Minnesota schools consider early start
• Pawlenty rejects updated shore development rules
• Top bagger's tip: Bag it like mom would want it
• Austin boy dead after leap from mother's car
• Blog: Funnel-laden storm blasts Rochester area
• Spring Valley man awaiting prison now charge with assault in jail
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Dialogue on domestic partnership registry
• More severe weather is forecast
• Answer Man: Obama story exposed
• Day in history, Aug. 13
• Jen's World: Summer memories aren't for the kids
• Power outages, blocked roadways in Stewartville reported in storm's aftermath
• Fly like an eagle
• Coming up Friday in print: Local Peace Corps volunteer to serve in Indonesia
• Cooling center has empty chairs
• I-90 work near Rushford changes gears
• Olmsted County sued over law library funds
• Red Cross opens cooling center in Rochester as heat advisory issued
• Long tarmac delays in U.S. nearly vanish in June
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• $43 million Mayo Clinic gift is largest ever for education
• Day in history, Aug. 12
• I'm Just Sayin': Dessy is nearly ready for trip to computer heaven
• Answer Man: A hankerin' for Mickey D's
• Sundial to finish Horvat's vision in Red Wing
• Red Wing theater, history center repairs strain city budget
• Federal judge throws out RNC police raid lawsuit
• Singer Bret Michaels spotted by fans in NW Rochester
• Rochester organizations receive grants to help girls
• Equipment theft reported over weekend
• Mychal Wilmes: Piano serves as an altar to the past
• Answer Man: What does Al-Shabab mean?
• Talk of the Town: Better than a stick in the eye
• Citations increase in yearly-progress results for Rochester schools
• Untitled
• Viewfinder: The taste of summer
• Coming up Thursday in print: Rochester skater ollies in Kabul
• U.S. 14 reconstruction project delayed until 2011
• Brighter Side -- the brighter side of the daily news
• Red Cross opens cooling shelter as heat, humidity linger
• Day in history, Aug. 10
• Eastside Pioneers meeting to focus on development
• Two people injured in early-morning cooking fire in Rochester
• Coming up Wednesday in print: Full election coverage
• No relief from sticky heat until the weekend
• Hot races, hot polling places
• Lafayette Co. wants tick-tock in courthouse clock
• Theft of parents' car ends in crash, possible criminal charges
• No arrests in Sunday shootings
• Coming up Tuesday in print: Spreading word on camping
• Mankato man sentenced to 14 years in assault of once-conjoined twin son
• Two women plead not guilty in terror case
• Dump truck crashes into Brownsdale building
• Informant leads authorities to series of drug busts in Goodhue County
• Campus news
• Scam expert to speak Tuesday in Cannon Falls
• Dozens of firefighters battle barber shop blaze
• Love of Dylan memorabilia lands man a big fixer-upper
• Public Access Programming
• I'm Just Sayin': Fair time is the right time to take a community assessment
• Itasca sheriff finds body of missing kayaker
• Man intentionally hit by car in St. Paul dies of injuries
• Storms spawn tornadoes in North Dakota, Minnesota (video)
• Week ahead will be hot, hot, hot!
• Two wounded in overnight shootings in Northwest Rochester
• Harley-Davidson executives' road to Sturgis rumbles through Rochester
• Answer Man: When will Second Street be done?
• Back Roads: Hot history in Preston
• Day in history, Aug. 7
• Breaking news: Motorcycle crashes on I-90
• Volunteering matters
• Where to vote in Olmsted County on Tuesday
• Untitled
• Rash of burglaries reported in Marion Township neighborhood
• Hot-air balloon lands on U.S. 14 in Rochester
• NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY for 2011
• Community Development Block Grant Program
• Public safety training center in doubt
• Terror investigation hits home
• Olmsted County talks about financial challenges in future
• Dozens gather for annual Peace Lantern Floating Ceremony (video)
• Indictments allege money raised for terrorist group
• Factoid
• Day in history
• Jen's World: 20 years later, not much has changed
• Answer Man: Cotton candy, carnies and ... politicians
• Plainview man cited for prostitution
• Eagle soars at Quarry Hill, free again (video)
• Forest Service plans to raze historic station
• It's hot, but these bridge workers are happy
• Prosper couple file complaint after alleged chemical drift
• Answer Man: Mold-infested house warning weighs on Dexter mayor
• Rochester women arrested for raising money for terrorist group
• Community news
• Answer Man: Broken camera -- fix it or toss it?
• Greg Sellnow: Big city visits remind us how lucky we are
• Is Rochester safe? Can we hold down taxes? Local officials answer
• Corrections
• Walz says he took concerns to FBI, CIA about Rochester terrorist links
• Indictments reflect 'disturbing trend' of terrorist recruitment
• Toyota driver in deadly 2006 crash is set free
• Minn. man convicted in Toyota crash gets hearing
• Woman who blackmailed pastor violates probation
• Winona County OKs permits for wind farm
• Sprinkler malfunction causes $200,000 damage at Century High School
• Waseca teen killed by flying rock on U.S. 14
• Bail set for Red Wing man who escaped from detox center
• Authorities believe one group is behind several incidents
• Stewardship Project's gathering is Aug. 15
• Close-knit neighborhood mourns beloved friend
• Registration of Domestic Partnerships is Now Available
• Online Crime Reporting
• 2009 State of the City
• Soldiers Field Veterans Memorial Presents Check to City
• City Launches New Online Service
• Down by the Riverside 2009
• Announcing Realize Raingardens Rochester
• View Animals Available for Adoption Online
• 2009-2010 Riverside Live! Concert Series
• Northern Rochester Transportation Study
• Mayo Clinic and Rochester Library Present:
• Mayo Clinic and Rochester Public Library Present:
• 2nd Street Construction Project
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Olmsted County
• Walz, Klobuchar, Pawlenty Announce Support for Efforts to Create Southern Minnesota Rail Corridor
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Olmsted County Fair
• Rochester Fest
• Artstoberfest
• Costume Creation: Still Alive And Stitching
• Creative Movement And Masks
• Puppetry: Rod Puppets
• Story Theatre Camp
• Radio Drama - Sherlock Holmes By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
• Costume Creation: In The Beginning
• Pickle Chiffon Pie
• New to Rochester: Heartland Health

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