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As you can imagine, reservations for these cabins fill up fast, so plan your trip accordingly!

Congresswoman Ashley Hinson held a town hall in Buchanan County on Monday morning. It was Hinson's twelfth in-person town hall this year. Hinson says

Checking in on happenings and news from Minnesotas outdoors.

Ice fishing, the winter solstice and a last chance for hunters who are up for braving the December chill make are among the outdoor themes as 2021 winds down.

Luther College has diverse natural areas set in a unique location optimal for environmental biologists. Learn more about this beautiful setting.

From severe floods to intense droughts, the changing climate could bring big problems for agriculture.

The proposed Koshkonong Solar Energy Center would be a big step in matching the scale of the crisis with the scale of solution.

ZUMBROTA -- The Goodhue County Board met Thursday, Aug. 12, at the county fairgrounds to discuss several awards, a Byllesby Park dedication and more.

View Comments MADISON – Wisconsin officials are hoping to keep attention on water issues, launching a campaign to raise awareness of lead, nitrates and "forever chemicals."  The Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Health Services are launching a series of talks regarding clean water, keeping the issue front and center for not only politicians who may see legislation regarding contaminants, but residents who can hold their local community leaders accountable.  DNR Secretar...

Wisconsin mans poetry defines raw emotion of dairy farming BARRY ADAMS, Wisconsin State Journal July 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail There is talk of family and friends, chores at dawn, walks along a creek. Daniel Smith’s poetry also tells the stories of the physical and emotional pain of farming, a profession, lifestyle and calling he gave up in 2008. Only the pages of his new book, “Ancestral,” go beyond his own personal experiences of financial strife, a wrecked shoulder and grown child...