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The financing of health care seems to have emerged as a leading subject of conversations which are spirited, to say the least.

People from all over the country are betting the farm -- on Facebook . "FarmVille," a game where people use fake and real dollars to cultivate virtual farms, is becoming a huge success.

Erma Binger, age 83, of Buffalo Lake, died Monday, Oct. 12, 2009, at her home. Funeral service will be at 11 a.m., Friday, Oct.

When Dr. Orville Chubb stood in his front yard in 1867, he saw a dusty road, perhaps a structure or two off in the distance.

Youth Conservation Day is an annual event where experts introduce, instruct and instill safety about shooting sports to young people.

A Janesville, Minn., ethanol plant is finally going to open with the backing of a group of nine investors, including the Al-Corn plant in Claremont.

A Janesville, Minn., ethanol plant is finally going to open with the backing of a group of nine investors, including the Al-Corn plant in Claremont.

Although Chief Sitting Bull is remembered for defeating General Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn, he was engaged in many more battles with the white men.

Carol Anderson, 79, of Buffalo Lake, died on Saturday, May 30, 2009, at the Buffalo Lake Healthcare Center.

People will have more reasons to walk in downtown Buffalo, MN starting this week - and they are celebrating the exciting addition to downtown sidewalks on June 4. The New Sidewalk LCD Kiosk in Buffalo, MN The new Directory Kiosk will help attract and inform people about retail services and products within a short walk of the center of downtown as ...

Tests on nearly 1,000 community water supply systems during the past year show little evidence of contamination problems in Minnesota, state health officials said today.

Shut down by the Minnesota Department of Health in early April because its water contained excessive levels of arsenic, North Star Beef Inc.

Renville County officials are trying to raise $10,000 to post a billboard for a month along a Twin Cities freeway touting the rural lifestyle.

More than 200 workers in a small town 90 minutes west of Minneapolis have lost their jobs after a beef slaughtering plant was forced to shut down because its water contained excessive levels of arsenic, a condition the plant owner said he couldn't afford to fix in time to avoid federal penalties.