Governor Tim Walz, on Monday, March 16, issued an order for bars, restaurants, theatres, museums, health clubs, coffeehouses and other “places of public accommodation and amusement” to temporarily close as an emergency measure to contain the spread of COVID-19.
The virus, already confirmed in 60...
“We are a government,” said Buffalo City Administrator Mert Auger. “We have to keep the lights on, the water running, and the public safe.”
Near the beginning of the Buffalo City Council meeting on Monday, March 16, Auger explained to the council what plans the city has in place and what actions...
A state of emergency for Wright County was declared by the Board of Wright County Commissioners on Tuesday morning, following a cue by the state of Minnesota, which has been put under a similar state of emergency in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
County commissioners opened the meeting...
As you sit for coffee, signs of spring are just beginning to unfold, the sky a brilliant blue. The sun shines brightly overhead, snow melting away beneath its warm rays. There is not a single cloud in view. The air is cool and clear, a perfect day to be outside. A perfect day, it seems, for...
A little less than 12 hours after cutting the nets at St. Michael-Albertville High School gymnasium down, the Delano boys’ basketball team found the nets would not be going back up.
With the COVID-19 virus dominating the news, it was announced early last Friday morning that the Minnesota State High...
As COVID-19 is rapidly evolving, the Minnesota State High School League has closed all schools effective from Wednesday, March 18 to Friday, March 27, 2020. For activities, no scrimmages, competitions, practices, training sessions or participation with other member school programs is not allowed...
Senior Matthew Willert’s last high school basketball game for Buffalo was a memorable one – some good, some not so good.
On a night he scored 30 points and eclipsed the 2,000-career mark, it was three shots late in last Thursday’s Section 8-4A championship game at Monticello against top-seeded...
With the state shutting down all classes until at least Friday, March 27 due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus, the Journal-Press will continue to publish a modified version of the Sports and School News section.
Typically, the section is around four pages, but with sports and school activities...
The final game for the St. Michael-Albertville girls’ basketball team proved to be the state’s final one.
The No. 3 seeded Knights were defeated 78-59 by No. 2 seed Farmington in last Thursday’s Class 4A state semifinal game at Williams Arena in Minneapolis.
Generally, the state’s final game is...