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Steve Prinsen Staff Writer A special Primary Election will be held Tuesday, Aug. 26, for the Minnesota Senate District 29 – which became necessary following the recent death of Sen. Bruce Anderson, R-Buffalo. Three Republicans […]

Ryan Bergeron Managing Editor Watching runners cross that finish line never gets old for Eddy Trail Races Director Mike Combs. “I think that’s the one really cool part about it, is that so many people […]

Steve Prinsen Staff Writer The Annandale City Council unanimously approved its Body Warn Camera Policy after a public hearing at its meeting Monday, Aug. 11, at Annandale City Hall. The policy is one of the […]

Ryan Bergeron Managing Editor Robin Hoeft got the idea of baking macarons from watching the Great British Baking Show. She tried making them for the first time in December 2019 for a holiday work party. […]

Steve Prinsen Staff Writer Like other jurisdictions around the state and country have done or are in the process of doing, the Annandale Police Department has plans to implement body cameras for its police officers. […]

Brenda Erdahl Staff Writer It’s no secret getting your driver’s license in Minnesota these days is a bit of a hassle, but the Wright County License Center isn’t just sitting by and letting its future […]

Ryan Bergeron Managing Editor On July 24, the sun was shining and a light breeze was blowing in a large grassy area in front of Eastview Mobile Home Park – where the storm shelters are […]

Steve Prinsen Staff Writer Annandale’s long-awaited Highway 55 road construction project is moving along, but a high amount of rainfall this summer has caused some delays. With that said, officials are hopeful that the project […]

Ryan Bergeron Managing Editor Sarah Sneller and her sons Cody and Bryce of Annandale have each earned the status of third degree black belt in taekwondo. It took various character traits and actions to reach […]