The Rev. Peter Faugstad stood in the front of his little church, and the smile refused to leave his face.

 
The Davis Rally will not be returning to New Hampton ... at least for this year.

 
Sump pump and the damage they are doing to the streets of New Hampton was discussed Monday night at the City Council meeting.

 
When Chickasaw County hires a new Veterans Affairs director, the office he or she has will move to the east side of New Hampton.

 
Flo Throndson had a saying her children heard a million times.
“The Lord will provide.”
There’s a lot of veracity to that statement, at least if the charity that carries her name is any indication.

 
The Nashua-Plainfield Lions held their  meeting last week to introduce new members and to celebrate milestones for years of service for three members.

 
The budget has been a topic for many months, for the Council members and Monday evening they discussed options when it comes to cutting the budget.

 
Just making it to the National History Day contest was cool for Morgan Kapping, as was a chance to display at the Smithsonian Museum of American History.

 
Hitting the jackpot in Nashua will be easy as Water Over the Dam Days begins its four-day run Thursday with a celebration themed “A Winning Weekend!”

 
The New Hampton Airport Foundation is moving up the date of its annual fundraising breakfast for a couple of reasons.
First, foundation officials are tired of dealing with Mother Nature in September.

 
If this Saturday was Aug. 5, Mercy Medical Center-New Hampton would be ready to celebrate its 100th birthday.

 
Heartland Days’ newest event very well may not be a one-year deal, at least one of the lead organizers of the Extreme Bull Riding Event said Saturday night.

 
It was a fun-filled, not to mention patriotic, evening last Wednesday at the Nashua Public Library. 

 
Scott Hogeland led five New Hampton teams to the state boys basketball tournament in the 1990s, but one moment inside Veterans Auditorium so many years ago still stands out.