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Courtesy of National Wind, LLC Part of the 50 megawatt community-owned project developed by National Wind near Jeffers, Minn.

It's hard to figure out Clarence "Bud" Ollom's highest honor. There's the time he was knighted by the French consul general at Minnesota's Capitol Rotunda.

The challenging economy is a great reason to plan your summer getaways close to home.

From malnutrition to refugees to human trafficking, Minnesota teenagers are tackling world problems.

Thousands of Minnesotans angry over Wall Street bailouts and federal stimulus packages -- some dressed as Revolutionary War soldiers and others wearing T-shirts reading "Party Like It's 1773" -- fanned out Wednesday in front of the State Capitol to join a nationwide Tea Party that promoted lower taxes and smaller government.

Hundreds of tea-bag toting protesters staged a "tea party" at state Capitol on Wednesday evening to express outrage over soaring federal government spending, bailouts and a sour economy.

The Rev. Mark Yackel-Juleen's first call to be a pastor was to a two-point parish, First Lutheran Church in Dundee, and Grace Lutheran Church of rural Dundee.

Jackson County Central Middle School special education teacher Donna Johnson has earned a doctorate in curriculum and instruction.

MANKATO Valeria Gerth, 95, of Mankato and formerly of New Ulm, died Wednesday, December 3, 2008 at the Mankato House Health Care Center in Mankato.