Annandale-area blood donors responded with a record number of contributions at an American Red Cross Bloodmobile last week to do their part to ease a regionwide shortage of donations. The Red Cross collected 163 units, or […]
The recently passed federal Education Jobs Fund Bill could help the Annandale School District face some tough times ahead. Supt. Steve Niklaus told board members Monday, Aug. 23, at their regular meeting that Annandale schools […]
Minnesota Pioneer Park will soon get a new barn roof with the first contributions to a campaign aimed at raising $30,000 in three years to preserve its historic buildings. The Capital Improvement Initiative began about four […]
An Albion Township official has complained about odors and the amount of sludge generated by the new tri-city sewage treatment plant there. Township treasurer Doug Triplett raised the issues at a meeting of the Annandale-Maple […]
Annandale teachers will start the school year next week with another tool in their belt to teach students more efficiently. A new software system called Viewpoint will give teachers instant access to more information on individual […]
In the waning days of summer, it seems like forever until the end of the year. When temperatures are in the 90s, it’s hard to think about Christmas and New Year’s Eve. But, that is […]
An Annandale man escaped injury when his pickup rear-ended a car on Highway 55 near Kimball Wednesday, Aug. 25, killing the driver, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. Craig A. VanNurden, 54, of Kimball was pronounced […]
The Cardinal girls tennis team had its best opening week ever, going 6-1 in start-of-the-season play. Annandale kicked off its new year on a hot Monday morning, Aug. 23, at a quadrangular in St. Michael-Albertville where […]
Your place of worship and library have these things in common: You’re not asked to make a purchase, you get lots of services, and membership is free. Your library won’t make any promises about the afterlife, […]
As students prepare for the upcoming school year, the Minnesota Department of Revenue is reminding parents to save receipts from school supply purchases. Doing so could qualify them for tax credits or subtractions on their […]
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