Foley News

Forget the traditional fried chicken, ham and potatoes - one St. Cloud church gives an ethnic twist to the time-honored tradition of Sunday church dinners.

Seventy cents doesn't go very far these days, but for about the same amount for a vending machine candy bar, you could feed a family of three a couple of hot meals.

Archives NEWS St. Cloud swears in 10 new firefighters, most since 1972 In a historic day for St.

St. Stephen State Bank recently promoted Lynette Jeppesen to manager of the St. Stephen branch.

A former Foley man died Tuesday when a tractor cab he was working on rolled off a trailer and landed on him.

The Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association recently inducted Paul A. Rajkowski of Rajkowski Hansmeier Ltd.

Ron and Lilah Stellmach, 10450 Pine Road NE, Foley, announce the engagement of their daughter, Breanne, to Waylon Novak, son of Jeff and Shirley Novak, 14621-115th Ave., Foley.

Foley residents voted to keep more than $67,000 in property taxes for local school district projects.

United Cerebral Palsy of Central Minnesota Fundraiser When: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept.

Age: 63 Residence: 10928 School House Road, Foley Family: Wife, Judy; five adult children.

FOLEY - Drug investigators arrested two people today while executing separate search warrants.

Age: 55 Residence: 15880-75th St. NE, Foley Family: Wife, Carol; three adult children.

Age: 40 Residence: 9665 Ronneby Road NE, Foley Family: Wife, Maria; two children.

FOLEY - A Benton County judge has certified a former Sauk Rapids-Rice High School student to stand trial as an adult on charges that he tried to sexually assault another student in the school's store.

Benton County will host an Emergency Services Day Saturday so residents can see what resources are available.

Local Pastors complete 10,000 miles of biking for Habitat For Humanity. Kathleen and Jim Splitt, pastors at First Presbyterian Church have completed a total of 21 Habitat 500 mile bike rides.

FOLEY - A judge will decide whether a 16-year-old accused of trying to sexually assault another student at Sauk Rapids-Rice High School should be tried as an adult.

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Phoenix, the longtime Tri-County Humane Society mascot, has retired. The 105-pound German shepherd had been with the humane society since 2000.

Phoenix, the longtime Tri-County Humane Society mascot, has retired. The 105-pound German shepherd had been with the humane society since 2000.