So many folks have internalized messages regarding productivity and using time “well.” This often stems from European ...

The Watertown-Mayer wrestling team had a very successful week, taking down four ranked opponents on Thursday and Friday.

With at least a couple more months of cold to contend with, I’ve decided the best course of action is to pull out the soup ...

On the first Saturday of the month over the next three months — Feb. 1, March 1 and April 5 — Wright County Parks & ...

The National Bank of Commerce (NBC) on Monday announced it has completed its acquisition of RiverWood Bank. NBC began ...

The City of Monticello has been awarded more than $80,000 from the state Department of Natural Resources to strengthen its ...

Wright County bid farewell last week to a pair of dedicated longtime employees, who, together, served the community for a ...

QUESTION: I have a new driver. Can you give some advice on what a person should do if their windshield wipers quit or their ...

Nearly 20% of Burnsville residents in rental housing pay 50% or more of their income in rent, while another 30% pay 30% or more, according to a new study of ...

Street segments in one neighborhood, possibly two, will be improved in a project approved by the Coon Rapids City Council Jan. 21.

North Shore gymnasts took on the Windy City this past weekend in their second meet of the competitive season. The 2025 Windy City Invitational was held at the Navy Pier ...

Sharing her story through the lens of stained glass, Eden Prairie resident Kristin Dieng is connecting with anyone who sees her art and has suffered from mental and chronic illness ...