Friday Nov 27 | Post-Bulletin
County's TIF decision threatens project, city officials say
Financial strain between Olmsted County and Pine Island possibly threatens the viability of the Elk Run biotechnology project.
Editorial: Everyone wins when we 'buy local'
With "Black Friday" almost upon us, the stakes are high for retailers everywhere.
Peregrinations of a golden eagle
A small radio on the back of a golden eagle has answered a big birding question -- where did the golden eagles that spend winters in this region go in summer? When: A program on golden eagles will be offered at noon Nov.
Veteran's memories instill new respect
A third-grade student picked up the World War II helmet and asked Sid Ronningen about it.
Deer hunters line up for CWD testing
Lauren Heller waited patiently Saturday to practice her skill with scalpel and words, and help find out if a deadly disease is in wild deer around Pine Island.
Editorial: With CWD, better to be safe than sorry
The expression "better safe than sorry" might not sound terribly official or scientific, but it's an important principle, especially if you're dealing with infectious diseases in animals.
Filling the holidays: Add a new spin to dessert
It is not too early to start thinking about Thanksgiving, a day where the menu is pretty much set and any slight change could bring an uprising.
Enrollment roller coaster: Fewer students in 34 school districts
In the competition for students, not all school districts are created equal. In the past decade, declining enrollment has been a fact of life for most of the 34 school districts in southeastern Minnesota, but the pain has not been distributed evenly, a review of state data shows.
Having written about rock in the last Poster Poems , I thought it might be interesting to move on to something a little less permanent this time around, and so I lit on the idea of poems about butterflies.
In honor of National Magic Week, the Society of American Magicians Rochester Mystic 13 Assembly 205 will present "Strange & Unusual Things." The show featuring the Midwest's top variety, magic and comedy acts will be at 7 p.m. Oct.
Explosion Damages Grain Elevator In SE Minn.
An explosion at a grain elevator shook the southeastern Minnesota town of Pine Island on Wednesday.
Harley Flathers: Radio program revives memories
I started writing this alternate-weekend column Aug. 29 with my memories of that radio program in the 1940s and '50s called "The Old Fashioned Revival Hour" from Los Angeles.
Tractors pull huge crowd to Northfield auction
Farmers Ed Osterbauer of Pine Island, Minn., left, and Richard Puzy of Danville, Ill., both 73, were in tractor heaven on Friday at the Northfield estate of the late Palmer Fossum.
City hall puts 'fun' in town's functions
Pine Island's City Hall has been a gathering place for 100 years. The city hall wasn't only a place for the civic-minded to debate issues, it was a place where people could play basketball, rehearse for weekly band concerts and serve free dinners.
Editorial: Elk's fate had nothing to do with biobusiness park
The photo and headline on the front page of last Tuesday's Post-Bulletin told a very sad tale.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 VOLLEYBALL Big Nine Conference -- Winona at Mayo Austin at John Marshall Century at Mankato West Albert Lea at Owatonna Hiawatha Valley League -- Lourdes at Zumbrota-Mazeppa Pine Island at Triton LaCrescent at Kenyon-Wanamingo Winona Cott
700 Elk Near Pine Island to be Shot, Tested for Disease
Rifle shooters will work in the next week and a half to destroy 700 elk in southeastern Minnesota that could have chronic wasting disease.
Felony charges dropped in Dodge County, maintained in Olmsted
Two kidnapping charges, one of third-degree assault and one of making terroristic threats, all felonies, against a Pine Island man were dismissed Friday in Dodge District Court.