The name and face might be familiar to folks in the Buffalo area, but one might have trouble recalling the exact reason for Nick Lostetter’s rise to the surface of one’s mind. If you’re a theater-goer, then you may remember him as a youth in Buffalo Community Theater’s summer shows where he acted...
Don’t miss out on the 9th Annual Gala Fundraiser for Love INC-Big Woods! It will be held on Sunday, October 7, beginning at 4:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran church in Buffalo.
The keynote speaker will be Brent Stromme, a local pastor, writer, speaker and entrepreneur. Cornerstone Café in Monticello will...
Buffalo’s Coborn’s building was a pile of bricks on Tuesday, October 2, after beginning destruction on Tuesday, September 25. The building’s demolition has been discussed among city officials for a long while, and the announcement of the site’s redevelopment came in February. The site is slated to...
Progress on the new Justice Center is well underway, according to Alan Wilczek, Facility Services Director for Wright County.
“As of now, things are going well and are on schedule,” Wilczek stated.
As the prime months for construction are coming to a close across the state, Wilczek shared that the...
Editor’s Note: In the September 27 edition of the Wright County Journal-Press, the date for this meeting was incorrectly printed in the headline as “October 2” instead of “October 9.” We apologize for this error.
The City of Montrose will be holding an open house and city council workshop for a...
Dassel-Cokato 2018 graduate, Isaac Morris (19) died at Bemidji State University after he allegedly fell from a campus residence hall the weekend of September 30.
The 19-year-old Cokato resident fell to his death from Beltrami County’s tallest building, as Fox 9 News reported on October 1....
On November 6, voters in Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose District 877 will be asked to approve an increase in the district’s operating levy.
The district is seeking the additional funds to help reduce class sizes, address school safety through personnel and infrastructure, expand middle school...
Walking on gravel, in the dark, I was trying to not make any noise. I could kind of see where I was going, but when you are carrying heavy and expensive camera gear, you always want to be extra careful. Approaching the edge of the clear-water pond, I sat down and started to organize all of the...
The Buffalo High School Orchestras are excited to have teaching artist Cristina Seaborn work with them in a month-long residency.
Seaborn is an experienced fiddler and dance caller and will be teaching fiddling techniques and basic improvising skills. The experience will culminate with a Hoedown...
Due to a makeup date rescheduled for a rare Wednesday afternoon contest, the Buffalo girls’ soccer team was forced to play three games in three days last week.
The Bison went 1-2 over that stretch.
It started with a 3-0 home loss on Sept. 25 against St. Michael-Albertville. They responded with a 3-...