Paraprofessionals in the Plainview-Elgin-Millville School District were recognized for their hard work and continued dedication throughout the school year at the School Board’s Monday, Jan. 8 meeting...
When it’s all said and done, Clarissa Hadler might just be Plainview’s next city administrator.
One of two finalists for the city’s administrator position, Hadler, along with finalist Richard Baker,...
It’s a brand New Year filled with many changes for many people—including Dakotah Funke, a 2016-17 Plainview-Elgin-Millville High School graduate.
Less than one short year ago, Funke has gone from...
It’s beginning to feel a lot like a Minnesota Winter.
Individuals across the state—including those in Plainview—experienced a severe, bone-chilling cold front last week, as frigid temperatures...
PEM senior Alyse Sylvester signed a national letter of intent to compete in track and field for Viterbo University on Thursday, Dec. 21.
Alyse has many accomplishments academically, socially, and...
ELGIN—Minn. Christmas came early for Fire Chief Craig Ziebell and members of the Elgin Fire Department, and a shiny new present sits in the fire hall in Elgin.
After a delay in the shipping process...
ELGIN—Minn. With more people in attendance than usual, the Elgin City Council held a Truth-in-Taxation meeting and approved its proposed levy for 2018—an increase by three percent than last year’s...
By Josh Hall, Staff Reporter
The July 12 city council meeting kicked off at 6:00pm followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and approval of the agenda. Before approving the consent agenda, they...
By Josh Hall, Staff Reporter
Last week I spent a couple of minutes with Jean (Olson) Lyons, along with her sister Darlene (Olson) Richardson to learn about the new addition that was added to one of...
by Brian Sheridan, Editor
A hero comes in all forms. In Osseo, he’s a black labrador named Gunnar.
On Feb. 16, 2014, Gunnar was hit by a car in rural Strum and was paralyzed. His owner, Jason Parker...