Amy Christopherson News Today

Amy Christopherson, owner of the State Farm Agency at 218 3rd Ave E. put $10 into a fund for each referral she received for a period of time. This added

The Alexandria Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated a Pot of Gold winner at its Wake Up Alexandria event at the Alexandria Senior Center on Friday, September 7th. Irmadene Hanson

The Alexandria Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated a Pot of Gold winner at its Wake Up Alexandria event at Alexandria Motors on Friday, July 17th. Robyn Snyder, Chamber Board

Wake Up Alexandria is a Chamber networking event that is open to everyone. It offers an opportunity for attendees to learn about the businesses and organizations within the community.

Events for Sept. 9-16, 2022

Dustin and Desiree Wiita, along with their four young children, were safe in the their basement under the stairwell in a storage space when the storm hit their neighborhood in northwest Alexandria on Thursday, May 11.

State Farm agent Amy Christopherson was able to help a local family who lost their house in Thursday's tornado.

  "I have tried to be as quiet as possible. I don’t want anything bad for his family, or for mine. We are definitely innocent in this," Madison said of the rumor and added that she had told the production unit they couldnt use his name. In Craigs version of the story, Madison flew to Miami to meet with the former New York Yankees slugger, but then she has confirmed to the publication that the two have never met. However, Madison and Alex were briefly in touch, but those were innocent chats. ...

Grant was one of four in the nation. 7:04 am, Feb. 3, 2021 × Alexandria DECA students Ben Borden, Lilly Thul and Erik Hedstrom (from left, holding check) are pictured with Lori Anderson (far left), Habitat for Humanity of Douglas County executive director and three local State Farm Insurance agents, Dwain Schuette, Amy Christopherson and Ryan Witte. (Celeste Edenloff / Echo Press) Three Alexandria DECA students were recently rewarded for their work with Habitat for Humanity. Ben B...

The funding will need to be matched by local donations. Written By: Karen Tolkkinen | × Lily Thul A trio of Alexandria Area High School students chose Habitat for Humanitys Cardinal Alumni Build as a business club project, and landed the nonprofit $20,000 as a result. The club, called DECA, is a global organization that helps students learn business skills. Members design projects that they often enter into competitions. Members Ben Borden, Lilly Thul and Erik Hedstrom decide...