Mora's Maple Avenue reconstruction project is in the final stretch, according to public utilities general manager Joe Kohlgraf. "We are finally there, after many, many months here," Kohlgraf said on Friday. "We have a few more days, and unfortunately, they're going to be longer than what seems like the whole summer." Kohlgraf explained that blacktop completion was anticipated to be finished on Friday, with striping taking place on Monday. The rest of the traffic control signa

Princeton played Grand Rapids on Thursday night. The Tigers made their way up to Hermantown for the section championship. They played a team they played in the first game of the season and beat. But both teams came in a full season under their belt.

Winter parking regulations will be enforced once again starting on Saturday, Nov. 1. Here's a look at what that entails for municipalities across east-central Minnesota: Pine City: There is no parking on any city streets from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. from Nov. 1 through March 31. Vehicles left on city streets during those restricted times are subject to being towed at the owner's expense. Any damage incurred by towing will be the owner's liability. Mora: A city ordinance prohibits ve

The Falcons played in Albany on Tuesday night. The Falcons came in as the 6th seed in section playoffs, but if you seen them at all you know they were much better than that. They had a chance to prove it on the road. Albany was gonna be a tough team to beat, coming in as the reigning section champs.

A new section for the Braham Bombers volleyball squad means new opponents as well. Braham met one of those opponents in the semi-final on Tuesday night. The six-seed Bombers earned the right to travel to White Bear Lake to face to two-seed Liberty Classical Academy Lions after defeating the third-seed, Heritage Christian Academy. It took a little bit of time for the Bombers to get acclimated to the small and loud confines of the Lions gym. LCA was able to run a length of six-