The Clearwater City Council Monday agreed to take the next steps to get a handicap accessible door installed at the Clearwater Library. Library Manager Cyrene Bastien approached the council about the issue, whic...
Monticello and Lifestyle Health have partnered to host Eat, Drink and Be Mindful on Tuesdays, beginning October 15, 2019 through November 19, 2019 from 4 – 5 p.m. in the Mississippi Conference Room in the lowe...
A small group of people gathered outside CentraCare in Monticello for a special occasion Tuesday afternoon. It was the dedication of the Tree of Life Labyrinth in the CentraCare Healing Garden. “It’s a wel...
Stress is a daily part of life but, left unchecked, can be bad for the body, mind and soul. Here are five great ways to reduce tension, relieve stress and feel better. • Practice Yoga: Yoga is a powerful stress ...
For more than 2,966 public school students in the Becker School District, it is back to the books as the school year officially began this week. Supt. Jeremy Schmidt was at the Primary School Thursday morning to...
Traffic and growth issues at the Mississippi River crossing on Hwy. 25 have been affecting the entire region for years. In 2016, the Hwy. 25 Coalition was formed to begin to address how to solve those issues. T...
Seven local youth in the Refuge Rangers 4-H group of Sherburne County won blue ribbons at the Minnesota State Fair for their projects. These youth had received blue ribbons or higher at the Sherburne County Fa...
The Sherburne County Board Tuesday approved a Regional Rail Authority levy of $0 for 2020. It is the second straight year the board decided not to levy property tax dollars to cover rail expenses. Assistant Admi...
The Southeast Area Street and Utility Improvement project in Clearwater is getting closer to completion. This week, Clearwater City Administrator Kevin Kress and Public Works Supervisor made the rounds, taking a...
Kids at Tri-County Alliance (TCA) Church in Clearwater had a blast during their big week of Vacation Bible School. Running in the evenings of Aug. 18-21, 40 children from four years old to sixth grade attended t...
