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By Steve Prinsen Managing Editor An Annandale woman is grateful to be alive despite having the home in which she lived and the majority of her possessions destroyed by fire in the early morning hours […]

By Steve Prinsen Managing Editor In addition to moving forward with pursuing a Small Cities Development Program grant at its Monday, Oct. 14, meeting, the Annandale City Council dealt with a number of other matters. […]

By Steve Prinsen Managing Editor Annandale Mayor Shelly Jonas and incumbents Matthew Wuollet and JT Grundy are running unopposed for their seats in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, General Election. Subscribe to the Annandale Advocate to […]

By Steve Prinsen Managing Editor Annandale area voters will head to their polling place Tuesday, Nov. 5, cast their ballot to select the President, a U.S. Senator as well as a member of Congress. Subscribe […]

On Wednesday, Oct. 9, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) announced the 10th round of Border-to-Border grants in Minnesota totaling $50 million in a location that seemed appropriate – next to a […]

By Steve Prinsen Managing Editor Besides approving a 2.95% preliminary tax levy at its Monday, Sept. 23, regular meeting (see the Wednesday, Sept. 25, Advocate), the Annandale School Board handled a number of other business […]

By Brenda Erdahl Staff Writer Wright County Commissioners voted 4-1 last week to freeze their own wages and put the savings in the fund balance for the upcoming year. Subscribe to the Annandale Advocate to […]

By Steve Prinsen Managing Editor Annandale Conservation Club  members recently trained about 60 boys and girls for their Firearms Safety Certification. The most recent training was held in mid-September with an earlier training held in […]

By Wendy Storkamp Correspondent Jen Sabol has 5 children and 466 kids.  There is a distinction.  Really. Ryan, Grace, Luke, George and Charlie refer to Jen as their mom.  The 466 other kids refer to […]