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Program offers 'safe learning'
It is held at the Southland Elementary School Library on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The purpose of SAC is to provide a safe, caring and educational environment, as well as "affordable and reliable child care for their families," according to the SAC's purpose statement.
Childrens Farmyard Controversy
In a matter of months, Mower County's fairgrounds will fill up with kids, animals, and lots of excitement.
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Grand Meadow, Lyle ready for festivals
It's a busy summer weekend for Mower County. Both Grand Meadow and Lyle host their hometown festivals Friday through Sunday.
Among the hardest hit by Gov. Tim Pawlenty's unallotments last week, local governments and human service departments are readying plans to deal with the cuts.
Residents Continue to Pick up Trees After Storm
Homeowners in Mower County will be able to dump their tree debris for free. The City of Austin has opened up a dumpsite at the old Elk River Cretex Site just south of Todd Park.
Two Austin residents appeared in court Friday on felony forgery charges. Patricia Rodriguez-Sanchez, 27, and Luis Alberto Sanchez-Perez, 18, both face two counts of felony aggravated forgery after a June 12 search of their 1110 11th Ave.
Austin deals with tornado damage
Some of Austin remains without power after the tornado grazed the northern and northwestern sides of Austin, hitting the Mapleview, River Oaks Golf Course, airport and Todd Park areas.
Leon attorney states arson accusations have delayed insurance
An attorney for Maria Leon, owner of the downtown buildings that have yet to be cleaned up after January's fire, wrote in a court document that Austin police falsely accused Leon of arson, which has delayed insurance benefits.
How to help Mower County recover
United Way of Mower County, American Red Cross, Salvation Army and AAIDR work together to coordinate efforts to best assist those affected by disasters.
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Apparent tornado downs trees, cuts power in Austin
Daylight Thursday revealed a path of destruction left by an apparent tornado in Austin where vehicles were tossed about, homes were heavily damaged and power lines were knocked down.
Tornado touches down near Corning
A tornado warning remains in effect for Mower County until 9:15 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
Bank evacuated following gas leak
Employees were evacuated as a precaution beginning at 10 a.m. until the bank reopened at 2 p.m. The leak was caused by a defective a oetapping teea device, which allows gas to go from the gas main to the service line, said Bob Danner, of Albert Leaa s Alliant Energy.
Chamber wants fire site boarded
The Austin Chamber of Commerce has requested the downtown fire area be boarded up, a topic to be discussed Monday by the City Council.
Motorcyclist injured in collision with deer
Walter S. Scanlan, 39, was driving southbound when a deer ran out of tall grass near milepost 12 and i
Austin Big Band enters 15th year swinging
The Austin Big Band is celebrating its 15th year with performances at Freedom Fest and the Mower County Free Fair.
Rains push levels closer to normal
Before last weekend, local conditions were 'abnormally dry' Published Tuesday, June 9, 2009 The thunder rumbled, the lightning flashed and the rain poured down early Monday.
Kids reading program kicks off
Just because school's out for the summer, doesn't mean you have to put your books down for three months.
Cleanup of burned down properties on Main Street will be the topic of a scheduled June 23 court date in Mower County.
Austin man charged with cocaine possession
An Austin man appeared in Mower County court Thursday on felony cocaine possession charges.