Glyndon News

State teacher program seen by administrators as an additional source of funding during lean times.

U.S. Rep. Colin Peterson said today he doesna t think a Red River diversion around Fargo-Moorhead on the Minnesota side of the river is realistic.

Minnesota lawmakers agree the whopping budget deficit they faced this legislative session was no surprise, but point fingers across the political aisle when assigning blame for lack of a budget deal.

Jim Abeler, R-Anoka, has been given credit in media reports for suggesting to Gov.

" Minnesota legislators rushed through bills funding a bulk of the state budget Wednesday, but without fully paying.

Northwestern Minnesota lawmakers say a $67 million flood mitigation and relief package should pass this year, and there appears to be broad support for the plan.

Published Thursday, April 30, 2009 ST. PAUL - " Minnesota senators are considering spending $67 million to help fund flood clean-up and prevention efforts, but that is not enough to protect communities such as Moorhead from future floods.

Negotiators assigned the task of funding public works projects across Minnesota have a common problem - " money.

A Glyndon man was seriously injured Thursday evening when a deer ran in front of his motorcycle on Highway 32 just south of Ulen.

By T.W. Budig ECM Capitol reporter House Democrats look to taxing the rich, ending corporate tax credits and loopholes, and increasing the tax on cigarettes and alcohol to raise some $1.5 billion in new tax revenues over the next two years.

As lawmakers return from break to the Capitol on Tuesday to hash out differences in the House and Senate public works bills, one Rochester lawmaker will be front and center.

Pilot Perry Walton of Marion talks with Gazette Reporter Adam Belz at the Moorhead Municipal Airport in Glyndon, Minn., just east of Moorhead and Fargo, N.D., on Saturday, March 28, 2009.

High school and college students were let out of class Monday to help with sandbagging as residents raced to hold off a threat of flooding from the rising Red River.

In this anything-but-usual economic year, the usual happened this week: The DFL-controlled state Senate gave bipartisan approval to a bonding bill larger than most observers expected or than GOP Gov.

The Minnesota Senate set up a possible confrontation with Gov. Tim Pawlenty and the House today by adopting a $367 million public works bill.

The Senate Capital Investment committee today approved the bill shortly after hearing testimony from State Economist Dr.

Madelia/ Truman/Martin Luther's 160-pounder Tucker Freeman and Blue Earth Area heavyweight Jake Lee are halfway to becoming state wrestling champions.

The search for the perfect eighth-grade graduation dress brought the Hulberts to the Mall of America.

Campus-bound juniors and seniors in Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton will have a new option to rack up college credits this fall.

A Glyndon man lost his leg in a rollover accident in Clay County Tuesday night. The Minnesota State Patrol says 38-year-old Steven Buzalasky was driving southbound on Highway 9 just north of Downer when he went ...