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Chokio native Andy Schuster found his musical niche with the St. Cloud-based rock band Electric Allmighty.
Profile We've learned how to move under radar in the cover of the night with shrubbery strapped to our helmets.
View Article: Taking Young Minds Up, Up and Away
Camp Alpha students and staffers watched at one campera s rocket lifted off Monday evening near the Morris Area Elementary School.The four-day camp, which celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, was conceived by Morris Area teacher Ken Gagner as a way to cultivate studentsa interest in sciences in a fun and interesting environment.
The Week In ScienceBlogs: Sign up for our newsletter. Profile PZ Myers is a biologist and associate professor at the University of Minnesota, Morris .
Music teacher layoff stands despite public appeal to board
The Morris Area School Board voted to maintain a half-position reduction in the district's music department.
Webster Cook's Prosecutor Fired? (Crackergate) [Greg Laden's Blog]
Webster Cook's Prosecutor Fired? Category: Atheism Religion Posted on: June 17, 2009 11:09 AM, by Greg Laden Gary Morgan, director of Central Florida University's Lead Scholar Program and the administrator who lead the prosecution of Webster Cook, has, according to rumors I am hearing from sources close to the events, been fired.
The inanity strikes home sometimes
Profile The Bible teaches that woman brought sin and death into the world, that she precipitated the fall of the race, that she was arraigned before the judgment seat of Heaven, tried, condemned and sentenced.
City Council tables county's request to vacate portion of Colorado Avenue
The Morris City Council on Tuesday tabled a decision on vacating a portion of Colorado Avenue, a request made to accommodate Stevens Countya s building and renovation project.
Morris gas leak forces neighborhood evacuation
A small area on the west side of Morris were briefly cordoned off Saturday afternoon after a homeowner digging post holes for a new fence struck a gas line.
Minnesota youths bring tale of ark to city
New Wine, a music drama troupe from Minnesota will be performing the contemporary Christian musical, The Ark: What to do When Life's a Zoo, at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church.
The Tanner family outside their rural Morris home. In front are Erin and Ethan, and in back are Robert, Amber and Emma.
Kiwanis' annual Talent Contest taking entrance applications
The Morris Kiwanis is once again sponsoring its Talent Contest, open to the public and culminating with the final show during Prairie Pioneer Days.
Roth named state's top school counselor
Morris Area School District Counselor Tammy Roth was selected as the Multilevel School Counselor of the Year at the Minnesota School Counselors Association's Recognition Gala on May 4. Here are some exerpts from her acceptance speech: a oeIt is truly an honor to be selected as the MSCA Multilevel School Counselor of the Year.
Highway 9 detour begins Tuesday, May 12
Minnesota Department of Transportation crews will spend four days working on a section of State Highway 9, requiring motorists to detour.
Popular 'e-waste' recycling set for May 13
Cana t get that upstairs sewing room organized or the basement a oeman cavea finished because your rooms are filled with old TVs, stereos and computers? Once again, the Morris Area School District Student Energy Leadership Team and Stevens County have your solution.
Former priest sentenced for sex crimes Thursday
A former Morris priest facing prison for possessing pornographic images of children on computers had his sentences stayed and told the court a oeIt was difficult to tell those secrets I kept so long.a John Lloyd Caskey, 54, will serve about a month in jail, be placed on probation for five years and must adhere to several conditions as part of his ...
Donnelly man facing federal drug charges
A Donnelly man who was facing charges for cocaine distribution in Stevens County District Court is among 26 people under federal indictment after authorities cracked a cocaine pipeline between Texas and Minnesota.
Council approves $2.1 million bond sale for Highland Homes
The Morris City Council on Tuesday approved selling $2.1 million in bonds to pay for infrastructure work in the Highland Homes Addition this summer.
Residents can see Guard troops off Sunday morning
Area residents are encouraged to rise early on Sunday and line the streets to bid National Guard troops farewell as they depart on a year-long deployment in the Middle East.
A man who pled guilty to first-degree assault for an October 2008 stabbing in Morris was sentenced to more than seven years in prison on Thursday.
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