John Mueller
They went to seminary to learn to care for the spiritual needs of the faithful. Preaching to a camera in an empty sanctuary during a pandemic is a new skill to learn.
But at a time when federal, state and local governments are heeding the recommendation of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that people should avoid large gatherings and...
Unable to gather as a group, the McLeod County Board held its first electronic meeting Tuesday, March 31, via the video conferencing platform Zoom.
Commissioner Joe Nagel, the board’s chairman, and Commissioner Paul Wright were present at the courthouse along with some staff members. Commissioners Rich Polmeier, Ron Shimanski and Doug Krueger and...
With its students safely at home and congregating in small groups, the Glencoe-Silver Lake School District began distance learning Monday, March 30, as the state and nation continues to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Distance learning is an alternative to bringing large groups of people together. It involves teachers delivering...
Unhappy its contractor was not able to complete improvements to city streets in the 2018 street project, Brownton City Councilors approved withholding $183,000 in their final payment to the contractor.
Last month, the council voted unanimously to withhold the payment, known as liquidated damages, because contractor R & R Excavating of...
Property tax increases on the statements county property owners received this past week or so are a result of a complicated formula that includes increasing value of property, special assessments where applicable plus levy and budget decisions.
Staff in the county assessor’s office encourages people who wish to appeal the value of their property...
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