MaryEllen Lachermeier, 80, of Montrose, MN, passed away peacefully Friday, April 4, 2025, at the Good Samaritan Society of Howard Lake, MN. A memorial Mass of Christian burial for MaryEllen ...

The game of baseball is ever-changing. Whether it's a pitch clock or bigger bases, the game is always evolving. For the upcoming amateur baseball season, the Minnesota Baseball Association approved a ...

Dairy farmers and enthusiasts from across Carver County gathered Saturday at the Mayer Community Center for an evening full of food and fun at the 71st annual Carver County Dairy Day Dinner and Dairy ...

Watertown-Mayer junior William Mandt was his school's male nominee for the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) ExCEL Award this year, and in February he was named one of 36 statewide recipients ...

The Mayer City Council, in its Monday meeting, approved measures concerning firefighter compensation, public safety equipment, park trail reconstruction, and financial audits. Key decisions included ...

Ram Buildings, Inc. plans to construct a new detached accessory building on its property at 592 Industrial Drive after receiving approval for its site plan from Winsted City Council during its meeting ...

Friends and neighbors; on Monday, March 17, Senate Republicans hosted a press conference to highlight at least $600 million in wasteful or unnecessary spending identified in the state budget. We ...

Dairy farmers and enthusiasts from across Carver County gathered Saturday at the Mayer Community Center for an evening full of food and fun at the 71st annual Carver County Dairy Day Dinner and Dairy ...

Fighting to keep their season alive, the Watertown-Mayer boys basketball team gave the Jordan Hubmen all they could handle. On the road in the Section 5AA Tournament, the Royals were right there ...

Cal Guetzkow participated in the 51st annual Knights of Columbus state free throw championship hosted March 29 at Osseo Senior High in Osseo. Cal won the local contest in Watertown, the district ...

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In the heart of Minnesota’s democracy, a quiet but crucial function ensures the public’s right to know: public notices published in local newspapers. These notices, often overlooked, are the bedrock ...