My first thought was bobcat when I looked out the window at the road-killed deer carcass that I had dragged home a few weeks earlier to leave out for the critters. Other than a few ravens and our dog ...

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By now, if you’re a birder, you have probably been asked whether you’ve watched the movie “LISTERS” on YouTube. And I’d wager there’s a good chance you’re one of the 1.4 million viewers … ...

Experienced and practical legal advice That’s what you’ll get every day at Deal & Pineo Law Offices in Virginia. Attorney Gordon C. Pineo has 35 years of experience, practicing in the area … ...

Marjorie Markwardt Marjorie “Marj” Markwardt, 94, passed away peacefully on Monday, Dec. 8, 2025, at Edgewood Assisted Living in Virginia. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no funeral ...

BABBITT- Residents here packed the city council chambers last Thursday morning for a two-hour planning commission public hearing on a proposal to create an organic cannabis cultivation and … ...

With the deer season right around the corner, it’s no surprise that the subject of our deer population and its struggles are a focus of more than a few conversations over a beer in our area. … ...

TOWER- An all-school field trip to Big Rice Lake in late September was just the starting point for a multi-disciplinary approach to studying the cultural, scientific, and historical roots of our … ...

A Google maps image of a portion of Birch Lake, including the mine-impacted lands on the lake’s south side, which are responsible for the recent impaired listing for sulfate. The Peter Mitchell pit is ...

REGIONAL— A bipartisan group of lawmakers is once again proposing to sweeten and extend tax incentives for the construction of large data centers in Minnesota, and that comes at a time when … ...

April 1, 1967, was a difficult day for people living on the Vermilion Iron Range. No one knew, when the women got up early in the morning to start cooking breakfast for their families. Some of those ...