Gaylord News

Lloyd V. Olson, 85, of Gaylord, died Wednesday, July 8, 2009, at The Lutheran Home in Belle Plaine.

The Rev. Gregory Parrott, newly ordained, has been appointed as parochial vicar of Sacred Heart Church, Owatonna, and to provide a pastoral presence at Pacelli High School, Austin effective June 12.

It's a Miata world The 'zoom, zoom, zoom' automaker we all know as Mazda is celebrating an anniversary this weekend - the 20th birthday of its MX-5, more popularly known as the Mazda Miata.

Another member of the Gaylord Police Department is on paid administrative leave in an alleged "bugging" scheme.

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The Gaylord City Council placed Gaylord Police Chief Dale Roiger on paid administrative leave during its special meeting on Tuesday.

The police chief of Gaylord has been charged with two gross misdemeanors in an alleged "bugging" scheme.

A police chief who suspected City Council members were meeting illegally at the Chamber of Commerce office allegedly planted a digital recorder there to prove it and is now facing criminal charges for doing so.

Murray County Central School superintendent and high school principal Steve Jones will be the new superintendent at Sibley East schools in Arlington.

A 48-year-old Gaylord man died Tuesday in a vehicle rollover near Hewitt in central Minnesota.

Trains using the Prairie Line rail line, which serves the ethanol plant near Winthrop and other small towns along its 94-mile route, can travel at least 10 mph following upgrades to the track since 2002.

A judge recently found prosecutors have sufficient evidence to support their accusations against the former transportation director for the Sibley East school district and ruled the man should be required to ...

One of four people involved in a theft of copper wire from the State Fairgrounds was sentenced Wednesday to time served.

Some local officials say they're concerned welfare fraud may grow if a state proposal to take over welfare fraud investigations materializes.

He passed away on Sunday, December 21, 2008 at 5 p.m. at his home in Harned, Kentucky from a heart attack.

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources released $50,000 in grants Friday to help improve public swimming pool safety in order to comply with the Abigail Taylor Pool Safety Act.