STILLWATER — Lumberjack Days has long been a staple of summertime in Stillwater. This year, the annual festival returns for its 85th year and features an impressive lineup of local musicians and a host of family-friendly activities for residents of Stillwater and the surrounding communities.
Friends and relatives of Ralph Bell, the 24-year-old man who went missing from his Stillwater apartment Dec. 20 and was found dead in Roseville March 22, came to the Stillwater City Council meeting July 16 seeking answers.
Saturday, July 20, marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. On that day, in 1969, the Lunar Module Eagle, which carried Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, made contact with the surface of the moon while Michael Collins piloted the command module, Columbia, in lunar orbit. As Ar…
The Stillwater Area School Board will pursue a potential separation agreement with Superintendent Denise Pontrelli.
STILLWATER — In a 5-2 vote during this morning's business meeting, the Stillwater School Board passed a resolution for board chair Mike Ptacek and clerk Sarah Stivland to enter into discussions regarding the consideration of a separation agreement with Superintendent Denise Pontrelli. Jennif…
Discover Stillwater has opened its annual photo contest, which gives both professional and amateur photographers the opportunity to share their best shots of Stillwater.
STILLWATER — For some, a review of historic preservation regulations in Stillwater can’t come soon enough.
The bike trail map hanging on the wall in Mike Herman’s store boasts a variety of colors highlighting the scenic routes in and around Stillwater. Just below the map, a bright orange couch welcomes customers for a breather before or after their electric bike experience.
Following reports from concerned Minnesotans, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is warning consumers to beware of false claims, deceptive sales pitches, inaccurate water quality data and scare tactics used by some water treatment companies to sell expensive and unnecessary home water …
St. Croix Festival Theatre opens its summer comedy, "Fools," 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 13. The show runs July 13 through Aug. 4.
STILLWATER — City officials upped the number of allowable vacation rental property licenses this week. The new threshold for Type C short term home rentals is 25, up from 15. Type C licenses are those that do not serve as the residence of the property owner, but are used exclusively as short…
Police have arrested a second man for his suspected involvement in the kidnapping and shooting of a St. Paul woman who was found in a May Township roadway earlier this month.
MAY TOWNSHIP — Police have arrested a man accused of shooting a woman and leaving her for dead on a May Township road June 9.
By June, the craze of bird migration has slowed down, and Minnesota’s birds are settling in for nesting season. This is the time of year to take advantage of the habitat in our backyards that provide nesting habitat for the spectacular species that will stay with us throughout the summer.
The Washington County Historical Society will welcome Victor Wanchena at the Historic Warden’s House Museum 2 p.m. Sunday, June 23. This free presentation will dive into the evolution of corrections in Minnesota.
A woman was found in the middle of the roadway near St. Croix Trail N. and 124th St. N. in May Township at 2:38 a.m. June 9. Upon arrival, deputies from the Washington County Sheriff's Office determined the woman had suffered from a gunshot wound. She was transported to a nearby hospital. In…
The school board will hold a special meeting 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 12, for the purpose of the first component of the evaluation of the superintendent. The meeting will take place at the Oak Park Building, 6355 N. Osman Ave., Stillwater.
It’s not the life she or her parents or siblings would have wanted for him, but thanks to Stillwater Residence, Louise Jones said, her brother has a safe, friendly place to call home.
Four people have died in Washington County of suspected overdoses within the last two weeks.
LINO LAKES — As many as 100 K-9s and their handlers from all over the state and surrounding states — including Wisconsin and North Dakota — will visit Lino Lakes this month to be certified and compete for awards.
A group of northern Minnesota print and digital news publications are now part of neighboring Northstar Media, Inc., a company owned by Gene and Carter Johnson.
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