WORTHINGTON, Minn. (AP) - After what seemed like a month of
cold, rainy weather, Mother Nature cooperated recently and allowed
a select group of pheasant hunters to attend the Minnesota
Department of
A Dan Wieczorek benefit dinner will be held from 4 to 7 p.m.,
April 13, at the Curling Club in Centerville, Wis. Tickets are $10
and silent auctions will be held. Non-ticket holders will be
admitted a
ALMA, Wis. - In Wisconsin, there is no animal that influences
people more than the white-tailed deer. They are pursued,
photographed, shot, shined, eaten, fed, mounted, measured, bragged
over, fought
It is the strangest transition to winter people can ever
remember. For the first time this year, a significant skim of ice
formed Friday on Lake Winona and Mississippi River backwaters.
Prior to that,
Some might say Mike Kennedy, owner of Kennedy Business Systems
Inc. of Winona, was a little bird-brained when he chose to start a
second company related to wild birds.
Some call them tree rats. Others either attract them to their
yard, or drive them away from their bird feeders. Some, like Doug
Beeman of Goodview, hunt and eat them as a fall tradition.
The Lake Winona dredging proj ect has stirred up a muddy soup
that is filling up the lake's outflow - a ditch east of Mankato
Avenue that flows to the Mississippi River.
