Emmons News

Katherine Elaine Helms of 411 E. Fifth St., Albert Lea, announces the birth of a daughter, Aurora Leisa Helms, on June 24, 2009, at Albert Lea Medical Center.

The math and reading results for the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments II tests were released Wednesday, and an area administrator said students in the Albert Lea School District were right around the state average.

The man who allegedly led authorities on a high-speed chase last weekend from Worth County into Freeborn County south of Twin Lakes is in the Freeborn County jail awaiting extradition to Iowa.

The Glenville-Emmons School and Community Foundation announces its 2009 scholarship winners.

Fun and science combine naturally to experience a sleepover at the Science Museum of Minnesota.

The Glenville-Emmons American Legion baseball team was limited to just three hits in a 10-0 loss to Stewartville Thursday in Stewartville.

The Childrena s Center will host its annual family carnival on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at its main site, 605 James Ave.

The popular annual publication Summer Times is available today only in the print edition of the Albert Lea Tribune.

Tim and Resha Hovde of Albert Lea announce the birth of a son, Paxton James Hovde, on May 4, 2009, at Albert Lea Medical Center.

Glenville, MN-An area school is getting a new lunchroom. Right now, tables and chairs are scuffed.

Danielle Cooper discusses her pigs and what they eat with Mrs. Adamsa second-grade class.

The Glenville-Emmons girls' golf team shot a season-best 229 in a victory over Houston Thursday in Houston.

The Lyle/Pacelli boys and girls golf teams each won a triangular in Mabel/Canton Tuesday.

Terry Cunningham is a nontraditional mother of sorts. She grew up in a family of eight children.

The Glenville-Emmons boysa golf team met LeRoy-Ostrander for the second time in as many days and the result was much the same as before.

Before 1976, only 5 percent of American children were considered obese. Since then, something happened.

The Glenville-Emmons School Board on Monday approved the timeline, plans for the new serving center, the consulting services and the role the district will play in the makeover.

Anyone can be a victim. It doesna t matter where you live or what your income is.

Sibley, Hawthorne, Halverson and Lakeview Elementary Schools, along with St. Theodore Catholic School and Glenville-Emmons Elementary are hosting a oeGet Moving Nighta at Brookside Education Center on Thursday from 6 to 7:30 pm.

The Librari-Anns met at Cup of Faith Bookstore on Jan. 29. Genie Hanson presented a program showing many different Bibles.