I have had the pleasure of working with Catherine Lorenz on the Sibley County Economic Development Commission and the Sibley County Prairie Line Trail Committee for a number of years recently. Continue reading »
With the Minnesota State College and University system increasing tuition, freezing employee wages, and laying off employees, I truly feel that now is not the time to deliver performance bonuses to MNSCU leadership. Continue reading »
I want to urge residents to utilize a new online tool to help consumers access information on quality, affordable coverage through the federal Affordable Health Care Act. Continue reading »
The refusal by the Governor to participate in the early enrollment option for Medical Assistance (MA) will cost the State and especially rural Minnesota. Continue reading »
We live in a world of government regulations, government agencies, and rules and procedures our elected officials have set down to follow in the renovation and demolition industry. Continue reading »
June is dairy month, so it is time to thank the dairy farmers in our area. Dairy farmers supply us with milk, cheese, yogurt, ice cream, butter, and a rich variety of ingredients for our health. Continue reading »
We need your help! A plan is being put forth by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) that includes sweeping changes to Fort Ridgely State Park and Historic Site at a very high price tag. Continue reading »
I hope that the residents of Gaylord are smarter than what Mr. Dale Roiger thinks they are. Continue reading »
For a little over a year now, I have read articles about what has been said that I had done. Continue reading »
On Thursday, April 1, during the 6:00 and 6:30 news, channels 4 and 5 broadcasted significant coverage of the legislative debate over the regulation of CO2 levels in the state’s ice rinks. Continue reading »
