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'Undercover' for decades, western Minnesota log cabin to get a new life - Vimarsana News

'Undercover' for decades, western Minnesota log cabin to get a new life

Chippewa County Historical Society to seize opportunity presented by discovery of log cabin to move it to Historic Chippewa Village. It has launched a fundraising effort for the project.

Source: wctrib.com
The Vault podcast series: Was Refugio Rodriguez murdered? Forum News Service investigates - Vimarsana News

The Vault podcast series: Was Refugio Rodriguez murdered? Forum News Service investigates

This 4-part podcast series investigates the death of a man found dead, on his knees, with a rope around his neck, along a rural Minnesota walking path.

Minnesota River and others expected to rise this week - Vimarsana News

Minnesota River and others expected to rise this week

The Minnesota River is at or above flood stage in the region, expected to go higher in the coming week. Overland flooding from the quick snow melt are adding to flooding-related problems in the area.

Source: wctrib.com
Minnesota River and others in west-central Minn. expected to rise this week - Vimarsana News

Minnesota River and others in west-central Minn. expected to rise this week

The Minnesota River is at or above flood stage in the region, expected to go higher in the coming week. Overland flooding from the quick snow melt are adding to flooding-related problems

Source: dglobe.com
West central Minnesota schools face planning with limited e-learning days, seemingly endless snowstorms - Vimarsana News

West central Minnesota schools face planning with limited e-learning days, seemingly endless snowstorms

What happens when the state of Minnesota allows only five e-learning days and some schools have used their last one in the first week of January? It could lead to some old-fashioned snow days.

Source: wctrib.com