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David Letterman has fun with facts. Why cana t we? The official flower of Mower County is the dandelion, which is also used for making wine.

SOLEMN SALUTE: Ian Goldsworthy playing the Last Post in chilly conditions as World War 2 veteran George Sargeant looks on during yesterday's Armistice Day service at Bluff.

The last new face on the Mower County Board of Commissioners arrived after the 2006 election, when Dave Tollefson unseated incumbent Garry E. Ellingson.

Vandals dumped about 400 bushels of corn from three grain wagons Wednesday at a Lansing Township farm, the latest incident in a destructive crime spree at area farms that has caused $12,000 in damage so far.

More reports are surfacing about criminal damage to property during the harvest.

Mower County Auditor-Treasurer Doug Groh canvassed the 2008 State Primary Election results in Mower County and found no changes in the results.

Members of the St. Olaf Heritage Association met in the parish park Thursday to watch carpenters restore the Tverberg log cabin, one of the first dwellings that served as both a church and school to the early ...

Ernest Johnson, 86, of Blooming Prairie, died Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2008 at Prairie Manor Care Center.

May said authorities responded to a hog confinement facility, 32910 640th Ave., at 7:41 a.m., where shots had entered an office window and hit a paper towel dispenser and cabinet.

Palmyra Police say some kids who are out late at night, are getting into trouble this summer.

A group that wants to build an ethanol plant in Minnesota is suing a Fargo construction company and others.

There are concerns that some recreational boaties may not be prepared for an emergency beacon switch that is looming early this week.

Mower County: I-90 east and westbound on the east end of Austin. CR 1 CR 19 north of I-90 CR 61 south of CR 2 CR 8 south of CR 1 CR 7 south of CR 15 Hwy 16 CR 46 west of Sportts Restaurant CR 1 east of Sargeant ...

When Jon Sargeant looks at cognitively disabled young people, he sees possibilities - and a work force waiting to be tapped.

Harold Sargeant, 21, of Davenport, has been to sentenced to 37 months in prison for his role in a Davenport bank robbery, according to a news release from U.S. Department of Justice Attorney Matthew Whitaker.

The Kasson City Council approved Sergeant Ken Schuck as interim police chief to take the place of Dave Johnson who will be retiring at the end of June.

Ken is not the first member of his family to serve in this position. While doing some family background research it was discovered his great-great grandfather was the first "village constable" in Kasson back in 1870.

The position has obviously skipped a few generations, but Schuck welcomes the new challenges that come with being chief of police. He expects the promotion to be a smooth transition and looks forward to the opportunity to serve the people of Kasson.