The public often sees lawmakers fight, debate and disagree. But new Minnesota legislators say people might not be getting the whole picture.  Talk about this topic

The Quilts Along the Trail Store (QAT) will open for its fifth season on May 24 at 113 West Main, Osakis, in the lower level of Just Like Grandma's Tea Room.

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The phrase "Safety First" wasn't just a saying for 471 5th graders from Douglas County and West Central Area schools last Thursday.

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A unique style show was held Saturday, May 4 at Calvary Lutheran Church in Alexandria. The show featured more than 40 vintage wedding gowns dating as far back as the 1860s.

Andes Tower Hills Ski/Snowboard and Cross Country Ski Area, located near Alexandria, opened the hills to the public for the last time this snow season on Saturday, May 4.

Wayne Ek took this photo of two fox pups looking out of a den west of Lobster Lake on May 3.

The Heaven Bound Trio will perform on Sunday, May 12 at 10:30 a.m. at West Moe Lutheran Church in Brandon.

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The anglers who enjoy Minnesota's waters are a powerful engine for the state's economy, according to new survey data released by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

LAT presents a heartfelt one-woman show as the Mother's Day special on Sunday, May 12 on KXRA 1490 AM at 12:30 p.m.

The Cardinals will welcome in a talented Rocori team tonight  Talk about this topic

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Readers share lessons learned from mothers. The wisdom of moms is legendary. Their sage words of advice pulled many of their sons and daughters through childhood unscathed and through the rough patches of being an adult as well.  Talk about this topic

She said she was really nervous about sharing details of her mental illness, but it's something she's willing to do to eliminate the stigma that often surrounds it.  Talk about this topic

"Slender the Willow" was written by former Alexandria resident and author, LaVyrle Spencer. Spencer attended school in Alexandria from 1953 to 1957 and has fond memories of the local music programs.