Schroeder News

The troubles for the folks at Bluefin Bay Resort in Tofte continued Monday. The resort's large firewood pile on the north side of Highway 61 caught fire Monday morning.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is encouraging motorists to plan for delays as crews begin work Tuesday to replace a bridge on U.S. Highway 71.

RICHMOND - Canoeists and boaters will soon have a smoother ride down the Sauk River thanks to a state plan to remove snags.

Bruce and Kathleen Pohlig of Alexandria, announce the engagement of their daughter Rebecca, to Todd Schroeder, son of Bill and Jay Schroeder, St.

By MaryHelen Swanson Talk about your Minnesota nice. Forget that, let's make that Rush City nice.

To get an idea of how good Jamie Totman is at poker, consider this story. She played well enough at Pub 500 in Mankato to earn a trip to the state tournament in Mahnomen, and at one point got into a hand with a pretty sizable pot.

A June 27 wedding is planned. Kofoed - Otzen The Free Press Annie Kofoed daughter of Ron and Cathy Schroeder of Mapleton and the late Paul Kofoed.

A measure heralded as the beginning of an outdoors and cultural legacy for future generations of Minnesotans breezed through the Legislature late Monday evening.

By Charlie Warner Argus News Editor Stating he hadn't heard any news on the federal EDA stimulus loan program the county hopes to be included in to pay for the proposed County Highway Department complex, Commissioner Jack Miller made a motion to put that project on hold for the time being.

Cottage Grove will not use an outside search firm in its hunt for a new director of finance, city council members decided last week, opting to have staff advertise the position expected to be vacated next week.

For years, Apple Valley resident Danika Schroeder dreamed of being Miss Minnesota, but assumed her disability would hold her back - until now.

A bill to abolish levy limits making its way through the Minnesota Senate could pave the way for property tax rate increases next year.

The Friday night meat raffle packs the house at the Nevis liquor store and bar. Patrons fill the place, buying pull-tabs and a $1 chance to win one of several shrink-rapped packages of meat displayed in the corner of the bar, a weekly fundraiser for the Nevis Fire Department.

This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Staff writer Friendships and competitiveness formed at Miracle Field in Blaine have extended to Andover Lanes for a ...

When Rochester's only indoor skate park, Board to Death, closed in 2006, Terry Schroeder realized the void it created for his son, Mike, and other skaters in Rochester.

Her mastery of this traditional Norwegian dish of potato dumplings has made the More CafDe that she and her husband, Mike, run the destination for klub lovers every Tuesday evening.

The slowing economy is starting to hit Southeastern Minnesota. A report shows Rochester is starting to see the effects of the bad economy, but there is a bright side that gives hope to some local businesses.

You might be forgiven for thinking that Scouting is in the Schroeder family's DNA.

Cottage Grove City Council on Wednesday will consider hiring a Washington, D.C., lobbyist to push for the inclusion of a roughly $30 million local road project in a federal highway bill to be passed by Congress ...

A drop-out prevention initiative that spanned two years at Park Rapids Area Schools was successful, according to school officials.