Many arrested in Postville raid still jailed

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Both critics and supporters of the immigration raid in Postville are surprised that 304 immigrants are serving jail time instead of being deported immediately.

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Walnut Grove's Wilder Pageant a national attraction

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Luverne's MS Support Group raising money for Dan Brower of Hills

Shrine Circus in town Monday

A day at the circus with friends and free food — what more could a kid ask for?

West Nile virus, Lyme disease can spoil summer fun

Public should take steps to protect against mosquitoes

Roving reporter: Newswoman Liz Collin returns to regional viewing territory

MINNEAPOLIS — Just a few years ago, Worthington residents could watch hometown girl Liz Collin anchor the morning news show on KDLT-TV out of Sioux Falls, S.D.

Column: Worthington is no stranger to election hullabaloo

Ballyhoo and hullabaloo are good words. I don’t hear them much lately. I hope we don’t lose them. The huge hullabaloo these days is the presidential race, of course. Ballyhoo with no end. The 2008 White House hoopla began — two years ago? Three? There only will be more.

Twin Cities full of road trip possibilities

You cannot afford $4 a gallon for gasoline for that Yellowstone trip you wanted. Look closer. Look at the largest metropolitan area in the Upper Midwest. Minneapolis, St. Paul and environs are much more than the Mall of America.

Fourth of July festivities abound

WORTHINGTON — Many area communities have special events planned for the Fourth of July holiday and weekend:

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Poke it with a fork and clear juices ooze from the tiny piercing. A delicate, lightly seasoned coating is golden brown and makes a crunching sound with each bite. It’s good hot, cold or at room temperature. Pick it up to eat it. It’s my favorite fried chicken.

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