Sartell News

When James Gammell joined the Boy Scouts, Herbert Hoover was president and the Great Depression was in full swing.

SARTELL - A new Sartell fitness club has opened. Sartell Fitness 24/7 opened in September at 1090 Second St.

Williams/IntegraCare clinic has received a limited supply of the H1N1 novel flu vaccine for the following groups as designated by the Minnesota Department of Health: Pregnant women.

SARTELL - Sartell's medical arts campus will soon add a new surgical center to its growing list of businesses.

Since eighth grade, Sartell senior Heidi Peterson has set a goal of running 250 miles during the summer.

We nominate Rick and Carol Miller of Sauk Rapids, founders of the Central Minnesota Sustainability Project.

Jeff Westerlund wonders whether he should hang up his apron. It's not that he doesn't love giving cookies to customers and baking Thanksgiving pumpkin pies.

SARTELL - Schools nationwide have expanded the three Rs of education: Reading, writing and arithmetic have been joined by respect.

SARTELL - For most middle school kids, the battlegrounds of Iraq and Afghanistan might as well be on another planet.

SARTELL - The public is invited to a demonstration from 5-7 p.m. Nov. 19 at the Center for Pain Management in Sartell of a spinal cord stimulator intended to relieve pain.

Area police arrested three people and issued 12 citations during a saturation patrol on Minnesota Highway 23 on Friday.

SARTELL - The city of Sartell is seeking volunteers to serve on three different commissions.

SARTELL - Kornovich Development has announced plans to build a second memory care facility at its Legends at Heritage Place development in Sartell.

Brooke Marie Allen was baptized on Sept. 6 at Country Manor Chapel in Sartell. Four generations of her family were on hand to celebrate including her father, Chris Allen, grandfather Rick Allen and great-grandmother Donna Allen.

Sales at local pharmacies of flu-related items such as thermometers and face masks remain brisk as the H1N1 flu death toll mounts and the vaccine remains in short supply.

A St. Joseph woman was taken to the hospital Wednesday after her vehicle rear-ended another.

Parking your vehicle could be scary tonight unless you've checked winter parking rules that go into effect throughout area cities after midnight.

SAN ANTONIO - Rick Stang, a veteran from Sartell, was in San Antonio earlier this month to exhibit his award-winning talent at the 2009 National Veterans Creative Arts Festival.

W3i of Sartell announced Lisa Nistler has been appointed vice president of marketing.

Create CommUNITY has scholarships available for its 2 -day and eight-hour workshops on "Understanding and Dismantling Racism." The workshops are open to anyone but are designed for public officials, government workers, educators, faith leaders, business leaders and nonprofit organization boards and staff.