Good news, with an asterisk
Red Wing School Board
The district's reserve account has never looked so good.
But don't expect the good times to last, an auditor told Red Wing School Board members Monday.
Agri-tourism discussion continues
Goodhue County Planning Advisory Commission
They're not there yet, but Goodhue County planning commissioners are close to officially defining agricultural tourism and its permitted uses.
Woman found guilty of making threats to judges
ELLSWORTH -- Here's something you don't see every day in court: Two active district court judges took the stand Tuesday to testify in a trial involving a woman accused of threatening them.
Former teacher’s aide charged with sexual assault
A woman who once worked in the Harbor Program at the River Falls Academy was arrested Wednesday, Nov. 18, for allegedly having sex with a male student.
What's that smell?
If driving down North Service Drive, between Bench Street and Withers Harbor Drive, your nose might detect a not altogether faint odor. The odor might in fact be rather strong and pungent.
RELATED CONTENTRed Wing man charged in bevy of armed robberies
A 46-year-old man who lists his address as Minnesota Correctional Facility-Red Wing was charged by Hennepin County prosecutors in a string of armed robbery cases.
Newest flu report better news
ST. PAUL -- Minnesota's H1N1 flu outbreak continues to ease, the state Health Department reported today.
Free clinic to open in Red Wing
Come January, people with little money and no health insurance will have a new option for getting medical services for themselves and their families.
RELATED CONTENTHomecare agency may have a new home
Goodhue County officials will begin negotiating with a Minnesota company interested in taking over the county's public health homecare agency.
RELATED CONTENTAttorney provides legal advice on wind farm options
Concerned residents have relentlessly questioned how far wind turbines should be set back from other structures in rural Goodhue County.
RELATED CONTENTOfficials: Current threat assessment adequate
The local response to school threats won't change, despite a call to alter the system.
RELATED CONTENTOne dies in Rosemount ammonia leak
ROSEMOUNT -- One man was killed and another seriously injured Monday night at CF Industries. Rosemount police chief Gary Kalstabakken said rescue crews responded to an ammonia leak in the tank loader area at the plant at around 6 p.m.
Threat assessment team to be considered
It could have been handled better. That was the consensus opinion among Red Wing School Board members following a possible gun threat last week at Twin Bluff Middle School.
RELATED CONTENTStrumming, drumming, learning: Music therapy class receives new instruments
The competitive grant process usually keeps applicants' hopes in check. So when Esther Gullixson applied to the Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation in search of new instruments for her music therapy program, she sought out $1,500 worth.
RELATED CONTENTJudge considers overturning unallotment
ST. PAUL -- A judge is considering whether to temporarily restore money to one state budget area Gov. Tim Pawlenty cut earlier this summer.
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