You’ve probably seen the headlines and thought it was a myth, or, even worse, “click bait.” The fact is, the rumors are true. Minnesota’s driver’s license won’t be enough to […]
Walker, Trump Emerge as Favorites at Wright County GOP Straw Poll
With the first Republican Presidential Candidate debate already on tap for this evening, Wright County Republicans announced the returns from their traditional Wright County Fair Straw Poll, held last weekend […]
Will the Minnesota Board of Dentistry Wade Into the Cecil the Lion Controversy?
By now, unless you do not have access to a television, newspaper or the internet, you have likely heard that a Minnesota dentist, Dr. Walter Palmer, is under scrutiny for […]
New Minnesota Revised Limited Liability Company Act Takes Effect August 1, 2015
The Minnesota Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, codified as Minnesota Statutes Chapter 322C, was passed by the 2014 Minnesota Legislature and signed into law by Governor Dayton on April […]
Minnesota DNR, Incident Command Warn of Fire Danger
More than 300 fires have burned thousands of acres in Minnesota this spring.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the state’s Incident Command System are both warning residents statewide of fire danger as we head into a seasonable weekend fit for bonfires […]
Measurable Snow in Minnesota a Turkey Travel Day Threat
Heading out of town Wednesday for Thanksgiving? Give yourself extra time.
When you’re all set to head “over the river and through the woods” for turkey at Grandmother’s house, you might want to give yourself a little extra travel time if […]
Election Guide: Johnson Challenging Dayton in Race for Governor
Upstart Republic Jeff Johnson, a Hennepin County Commissioner, is hoping he limits current Gov. Mark Dayton to one term.
The race between the major party candidates for Minnesota Governor is tightening up heading into the Tuesday, Nov. 4 Election Day as Republican challenger Jeff Johnson and current Gov. Mark […]
Election Guide: Still Plenty of Time to Vote Absentee in Wright County
With more than 100,000 absentee ballots already distributed, the state reminds potential voters there's still time to file.
The Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State reported this week 111,575 absentee ballots have been distributed to voters for the Tuesday, Nov. 4 General Election, of which 38,094 have been returned […]
NWCT Football Picks – Week Six
After a hiatus, your favorite local contest is back.
We’ve got prizes on the line this week as the North Wright County Today Football Challenge rolls into the final week of high school football regular season action. Along with […]
Fieldstone Elementary Earns Status as Reward School
The Minnesota Department of Education recognized District 885's only Title I building under a new ranking system released in 2013.
Fieldstone Elementary School is recognized as a Title I Reward School by the Minnesota Department of Education. Reward schools are among the top 15 percentof Title I schools in Minnesota. Those […]