Soyka receives endorsement from sheriff’s union
Joe Lichy, Sartell Steve Soyka is an outstanding member of our community and sheriff's office. I believe he is the...
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Business owners support levy
Brandon Testa, Jason Mathiasen, Scott Widor, Sartell As business owners in the Sartell-St. Stephen School District, we know there are many things...
Howe has commitment to community, country
Steve Meyer, St. Joseph This November, we need to elect someone who we can trust to represent us as the...
Nov. 2 Sartell people
Avalon Eickhoff of Sartell was named to the dean's list at Biola University, La Mirada, Calif. Students must earn a...
Waite Park mayor supports Bentrud
Rick Miller, Waite Park As mayor of the city of Waite Park, I proudly and enthusiastically write a letter supporting...
Fitzthum leads by experience
Anna Gruber, Sartell As a previous city administrator and someone who works with cities and elected officials every day, Ryan...
Campaign ads have reached a new low
Christi Scherber, Richmond Campaign ads have reached a new low. Democrat mail was called “deliberately deceptive” by WCCO. Ads attacking...
Perske will vote his conscience
Vern Barthel, Sauk Rapids I got to know Joe Perske after a very tragic event in my life, and in the Sartell community. We have stayed in touch since. I worked at the Sartell paper mill for 35-plus years when there was an explosion and fire on May 28, 2012, that would soon thereafter close the mill. Joe was mayor of Sartell at the time of the explosion. When I had served as a Union Financial Secretary at the paper mill for 22 years, Joe reached out to me and our local union president by inviting us to his home to discuss what we thought the future was for the mill, how the city could help, and most importantly how he himself could help....