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Lonsdale’s Taqueria co-owners Ma Guadalupe Rangel (with scissors) and co-owner Ana Ortiz Pano (just right of Rangel) were all smiles during their ceremonial ribbon-cutting signifying the opening of the new restaurant on Sunday.
Two immigrants, who have been in Minnesota for many years, opened Taqueria at 140 North Main Street in Lonsdale on Sunday, March 30.
“I just love little towns,” said co-owner Ma Guadalupe Rangel. Her counterpart, co-owner, Ana Ortiz Pano, said, “We really love this town. It’s so welcoming. People...
City of Montgomery graphic
All of the current city debt, minus operating debt, and current future planned project debt.
With the looming need for street and utilities infrastructure and some major city facilities, mainly a new fire hall to meet requirements and to hold all equipment, residents at the three town halls held last month tended to have the sentiments of wanting the needed improvements, but do so in a...
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Three of the students directing and performing in the spring play, “The Bullying Collection,” from the left are Dakota Meadows, John Titus, and Olivia Skluzacek. Combined they have been a part of 40 TCU plays.
Students get a chance to direct a play
The Tri-City United High School’s spring play this weekend is actually a collection of nine plays called “The Bullying Collection,” written by a series of authors that were asked to write a 10-minute play based on their take on bullying.
A few students, six of...
Milo Kaisersatt’s dog tags and a photograph of him in the Army. (Submitted photo)
Montgomery American Legion Post #79 is featuring Milo Kaisersatt, U.S. Army - Private First Class E-3 - Korea, in their next installment of the Thank A Living Veteran display.
Kaisersatt was born, grew up and lived in Montgomery all of his years, with the exception of the time he sacrificed for our...
Members of the Montgomery Fire Department talk to residents about the equipment situation and safety issues with the current hall. (Jarrod Schoenecker photo)
Over 100 Montgomery residents showed up at the second town hall on Saturday, March 22, at city hall. The meeting lasted three-anda-half hours with residents concerned over the potential budget forecast with potential projects forthcoming. After the meeting, remaining residents were welcome to tour...
Candidates for the WEM Superintendent position were selected by the WEM Board of Education during their Monday, March 24 regular meeting.
Five candidates were selected from a total of 11 applicants. 12 individuals initially applied, with one rescinding their application. Two others started...
For way more than a decade, the Elysian Area Community Foundation (EACF) has been working to provide grants to support programs and projects that improve the quality of life and build stronger communities in the greater Elysian area.
EACF is dedicated to serving the Elysian area by providing...
The Elko New Market City Council honored city staff and firefighters at the council’s Thursday, March 13, meeting. Mayor Andrew Ganfield read a brief biography of each person and congratulated them. Among those honored are (back row, left to right) Joe Fitterer, Steve Nelson, Derek Cavanaugh, John Machaby; (front row) Scott Watry, Kellie Stewart, Lynda Jirak, Tom Terry and Corey Schweich and Ganfield. (Patrick Fisher photo)
The Elko New Market City Council honored 10 of its employees at its Thursday, March 13, meeting. A brief biography was read for each employee, including what department they work in, their position and their history with the city.
Mayor Andrew Ganfield read each biography and presented the...
Cast members of New Prague High School’s spring play “Clue - High School Edition” are (back row, left to right) Carson Prochaska as Mr. Green, Reese Dickerson as Wadsworth, Noah Smith as Mr. Boddy; (front row) Bella Smith as Miss Scarlet, Ella Schoenbauer as Mrs. White and Liberty Lake as Mrs. Peacock. The group was rehearsing a scene of when they each get gifts from Mr. Boddy. (Patrick Fisher photo)
Who needs a “Clue”? There will be plenty of hints dropped by New Prague High School students as they perform the play “Clue - High School Edition.” It will be presented Friday, April 4, and Saturday, April 5, at 7 p.m. both evenings and Sunday, April 6, at 2 p.m.
“Clue” is a farce comedy meets...
Ann Christy
Christy wins unanimous backing; medical emergency pulls Beulke from consideration
Ann Christy’s commitment to education and serving her community paid off Monday when members of the New Prague Area School Board selected her to fill the vacancy on the board.
Christy was the unanimous selection to...
