By John Mueller
Glencoe city councilors formalized a longstanding plan to exchange an improved railroad crossing for an unimproved one Monday night.
The city council passed a resolution at the Oct. 15 council meeting to close the Union Avenue crossing at the Twin Cities & Western Railroad tracks crossing as soon as a new crossing is completed at Morningside...
She sat in the front seat of the truck Friday afternoon, watching the heavy equipment take down her elementary school. Keisha Prafke was sad to see her old elementary school reduced to rubble.
Prafke, a 2015 GSL graduate, went to kindergarten, first and second grades at Helen Baker Elementary School before moving on to Lakeside and Lincoln schools...
She doesn’t enter dog shows just to win ribbons. It’s the time with her the dog before and during the shows that is worthwhile to Elise Betcher.
The Glencoe teen and her miniature American shepherd recently won grand champion honors in obedience and a blue ribbon in rally at the Minnesota 4-H State Dog Show at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds....
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee’s proceedings this past week proved one thing Republicans and Democrats who are honest with themselves can’t possibly deny.
American politics is broken and change is needed.
After addressing whether Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford, Republicans and Democrats must...
A year ago, second-graders at Lincoln Elementary School in Glencoe were getting used to all-day elementary school. Last week, they learned about different materials’ ability to conduct heat and insulate a frozen item.
That’s a lot of progress in a single year.
One month into the school year, Heather Peirce, Lincoln’s lead STEM instructor, is...
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