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The Yukon River's rising waters resulting from an ice jam has prompted a flood warning for the community of Eagle.

As Mary Bell and Joe Deden contemplated where and how they wanted to live, their aim was to build for the future while caring for the Earth and creating community.

Marty Walsh grew up in Chicago, but his love for backpacking and his adopted home of southeast Minnesota has inspired him to create a 100-mile hiking trail that celebrates the topsy-turvy topography of the state's often overlooked Driftless Area.

Heat pumps, induction stoves and other electric devices are increasingly seen as key to a clean energy future. And most new homes have electric service robust enough to handle them.

Older homes were not designed for big electrical loads, but new technology could help fix that while avoiding expensive electric panel upgrades.

Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center in Lanesboro is proud to host Doug Duren as the featured speaker at its upcoming Dinner on the Bluff event on Saturday, March 25. Duren

Man killed in home invasion

Wednesday was Global School Play Day and students at Eagle Bluff Elementary took a break from here studies to play board and card games with their classmates.

On November 15, 2022, the Board of Directors of the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council (SEMAC) awarded 50 arts programming grants for a total of $347,410 in funding to applicants throughout

The next regular meeting of the Winona Bird Club will be held on Wednesday, November 2, at 7 p.m. at the Winona Friendship Center, 251 Main Street, Winona. There will