SAUK RAPIDS — One hundred fifty-eight students from Sauk Rapids-Rice High School participated in the annual Minnesota DECA State Career Development Conference March 2-4 in Minneapolis. …
Sauk Rapids council members have downsized the Highview area street and utility improvement project. Scott Hedlund, city engineer, requested the change in scope at a Feb. 24 meeting. …
ST. CLOUD — Two area businessmen are among six young professionals who make up the 2025 Minnesota Young American Leaders Program cohort. Erik Johnson, vice president of K. Johnson …
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reported the following conservation activity as of March 3. District 11 : Brett Fox, MN DNR Conservation Officer for the St. …
Sauk Rapids Police Department Feb. 24 to March 2 Feb. 26, 6:10 a.m. — An officer received a call from a male who reported he hit a road sign leaving the Holiday Gas Station at 1715 Second …
More charges filed against Sauk Rapids man FOLEY — After first being charged with failure to register as a predatory offender in January, a Sauk Rapids man is back in jail and facing …
Seasonal road restrictions in place ST. CLOUD/FOLEY — Seasonal road weight restrictions went into effect in Benton and Stearns counties March 7. The restrictions, which protect …
Jerry DeGagne was forced into a life-changing decision perhaps a bit sooner than he hoped. In 1977, DeGagne’s father was killed in a car accident. For a brief time, he considered …
Tom Boulton and his Sauk Rapids Liquor staff are keen observers of customer and market behavior. The city’s municipal liquor operation is experiencing a high demand for THC products, which …
The Rice Women of Today have launched a pre-emptive strike on a spring tradition. Each week, moms within the organization have been saying they just cannot wait for garage sale season to begin. …
Sauk Rapids city staff sounded a call to action recently regarding the 2025 Citizen of the Year award. “It’s always exciting when we start receiving nominations again,” said …
Election officials in Rice will no longer have to face the tedious task of individually tallying write-in votes for candidates who have not expressed interest in running for city offices. …