The last City Council meeting of the year began with public comments about Nashua streets.“Our street department is marvelous,” said Lorene Hirsch.

Luana Savings Bank officials recently donated $500 to Comprehensive Systems as part of its annual holiday giving program.

Searching for a cool stocking stuffer during this last week of Christmas shopping. Marilee Mishak has just the ticket for you, and we mean that literally.

For parents of high school students who have spent what seems like a lifetime avoiding fruits, the scene provided a little irony.

County snowmobilers are gearing up for another great year of riding throughout the county. As a general rule the county Chickasaw Sno-Riders club stays off the trails until Dec.

Jill Cantu and Justin Adam know that after six weeks, singing and playing the same music over and over can border on the tedium.But the two New Hampton High School music directors — Cantu handles the vocalists while Adam is in charge of the band —

OK, let’s be honest here.

 As Ken Rasing watched the employees of Sabre Towers get ready to install Chickasaw County’s new communications tower, the emergency management director let out a sigh of relief.“I’m glad they’re climbing it and not me,” he said last Friday when w

 New Hampton Public Library Librarian Judy Knoll held a soap making class Tuesday night for the community as a great new skill to learn and a way to pass on her hobby.“One day I was looking on the internet for an alternative to laundry soap becaus

 Sometime Wednesday evening, Jane Karels admitted that she let out a huge sigh of relief because the craziest week of the year had come to an end.On Sunday, Karels directed  the St.

 The TRIBE Trail Committee has completed fundraising for the first phase of the recreational trail and is now looking at the big picture.Committee members Rick Kramer and Megan Baltes met with the Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors on Monday to

Holidays are the time for giving so it was not a hard decision to pay it forward for these local business owners.

The Nashua-Plainfield Industrial Arts class has had an amazing year.

The weather did not stop residents from coming out on Saturday to the Nashua Public Library Holiday Open House.

The idea was to say thank you to those who protect and serve, and what better way to do it through appealing to that sweet tooth.So last week, New Hampton Middle School students and staff members went to work in the kitchen on a “Cookies for Cops”