Glacial Ridge Ambulance Service, firefighters from Lowry and Villard and the Pope County Sheriff’s Office responded to a one-car rollover on a windblown stretch of County Road 15, west of Lake Reno.  The incident happened about 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 14.  Reduced visibility in that area caused by high winds and snow made the… Read More

By Kris Goracke news@pctribune.com Two public hearings were held back to back prior to the regular Starbuck City Council meeting on Monday, April 11.   The first public hearing was to amend the alcoholic beverage ordinance.  “The current ordinance reads that no license shall be granted within 500 feet of any school or church,” read… Read More

Wintery weather returned to the area last week stalling the ice-out process.  High winds from some open areas caused large, thick ice chunks to pile up on the Glenwood side of Lake Minnewaska.  Here, the ice pushed well up onto shore along North Lakeshore Drive in Glenwood.  Last year at this time, the lake was… Read More

The Minnewaska Area High School Speech Team had nine students speak at 5A sections last Friday in Albany. Elsey Hagen (being held by Kaitlyn Pederson) placed second in humorous and is heading to the state tournament on April 22 and 23 in Apple Valley. She had two teammates that made it to the finals, Ethan… Read More

Pictured: The Glenwood Lions Club presented the Northern Lights Boy Scouts with their annual contribution at last week’s meeting. Pictured from left are Mark Thompson, Lions President; Brenda Thomson, Prairie Fire District 2 Executive; Jerry Wright, Secretary; and Jim Gronewold, Director.      The Glenwood Lions Club hosted speaker Brenda Thomson, District Executive, Prairie Fire… Read More

Glacial Hills Elementary 6th grade students participated in the 2022 International Clubs’ Annual Peace Poster Contest that was hosted by the Glenwood and Lowry Lions Club over the winter.  The Peace Poster project is a worldwide project/competition for kids aged 11-13. The students were tasked with creating a piece of art communicating the theme “We… Read More

Contact Minnewaska schools for Day of Caring project The fourth annual “Day of Caring,” on May 4 is an event where students, staff and volunteers representing Minnewaska Area Schools (MAS) give back to “our communities for everything they have given us,” it was stated recently in a news release from the local school district.   … Read More

The annual Minnewaska Area Prom Grand March will be held at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 30 at the Minnewaska Main Gymnasium. Minnewaska Area Post Prom All Night Party – an event organized by parents of MAHS students, will get underway that evening and go through 4:30 a.m. Sunday, May 1 (starts right after prom)… Read More

ST. PAUL – State Rep. Paul Anderson, R-Starbuck, has been named to a conference committee that will prepare a package of drought relief for farmers for final passage in the Legislature. The House and Senate both recently approved legislation to help farmers affected by last year’s dry conditions. The House’s $10.1 million package (H.F. 3420) provides… Read More

The Chippewa River Watershed partners have worked together for many years, going as far back as 1998. A group called the Chippewa River Watershed Project (CRWP) has worked since that time to improve water quality in the watershed. This group completed watershed monitoring and worked to secure funding to do Best Management Practices (BMPs) and… Read More