Tyler News

Ruthton: The Sunset Bar and Grill will have a fireworks display at dusk outside the bar along Highway 23.

Kindergarten through twelfth grade education was hit with a $1.77 billion deferral in payments and property tax recognition adjustment as a result of the state unallotments announced last week.

Store Manager Lori Sterrett confirmed Friday that a winning $200,000 Powerball ticket was sold at the Cenex store at 217 8th Avenue Southeast in Pipestone.

We know it's almost summer, seniors, but we've got one last math problem for you: If the Rosemount Town Pages has a list of seniors with 496 names on it, but only has 389 photos for the special graduation section it plans to publish the week of graduation, how many seniors won't have their photo in that section? As a rule of thumb, if you didn't ...

The Murray County Central Rebels broke open their game against the Pipestone Area Arrows with a five-run fifth inning to win 8-2 Friday.

Economic stimulus to Beltrami County's roads and timber industry finds approval with county commissioners.

BOARD GETS BEHIND MAJOR NCLB OVERHAUL The JCC school board threw its weight behind an effort by education leaders in the state to fundamentally rework the No Child Left Behind Act, calling it a a oedeeply ...

Cervical Cancer Awareness by Danielle Dupuy Posted on 23 January 2009 January is cervical cancer awareness month.

The wind turbines in Lincoln County and other areas produce not only energy but tax revenue to the county, thanks in part to work from David Norgaard, county officials said.

Due to the extreme cold in the area, many sporting events scheduled for Thursday night were postponed.

Classes are canceled today at a high school in Tyler, and much of the city is without water after a waterline break.

The Schlapkohl family of Lake Benton received a holiday present early this year - everyone in the family was healthy.

It was all down to the wire. Only two eighth-graders at Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Middle School were left in their seats in front of the gymnasium bleachers early last Friday afternoon.

It had been a 200-mile trip through bitter cold and blizzard conditions, but it didn't look like life on the trail was wearing on the people at the Russell Community Center on Thursday afternoon.