There’s nothing more exciting than watching the Gophers and the Badgers compete against each other in Big 10 sports, whether it’s the border b…
CHEER: To Rod Hoesley, the Winona High Wrestling MVP in 1973, on his induction into the Region One Wrestling Hall of Fame last weekend. Hoesle…
CHEER: To the “COVID heroes” among us: Shelly Niedfeldt, clinical manager for Gundersen Health System; Jason Fratzke, chief nursing operator a…
CHEER: To all of the vaccinators in our region and throughout Minnesota. You are bringing hope and smiles with every dose of the COVID-19 vacc…
CHEER: To Riverway Learning Community in Winona, for its focus on environmental education and hands-on learning. As Oscar Uribe, director, wro…
Senate President Jeremy Miller was first to sound the alarm. The Winona Republican wanted to know why the Minnesota Department of Health cut t…
CHEER: To Jerry and Pat Papenfuss, long-time supporters of Minnesota State College Southeast, for their $200,000 gift to provide specialized s…
This is a tale of two river cities during a break in winter. It can be called “U-Haul coming and going.”
CHEER: To the Winona Nonprofit Alliance for starting a column series called Stories for Good in the Daily News. Look for these every Monday an…
CHEER: To Winona Health for rolling out a new mobile check-in option for patients seeking urgent or emergency care services. Patients can choo…
If you have recently gone off the grid you may have missed the great singer and country icon Dolly Parton’s latest acts of generosity and humility.
CHEERS: To the nursing students of Winona State University, who are in the front lines of getting residents vaccinated in Winona County and Ol…
CHEERS: To Seamus Schwaba, 14, of Winona, who shared his artistic talents by teaching younger students through Zoom about oil pastels, which h…
CHEERS: To the incredible generosity of the late Maynard “Mo” Weber to Winona State and the Lucille G. Stiever estate to Saint Mary’s Universi…
Baseball lost one of its greatest players and strongest advocates for civil rights last Friday with the death of 86-year-old Henry Aaron.
I believe that there are still important questions to consider regarding the Broadway Road Diet project. I have attended/listened to many coun…
In the aftermath of a shocking, destructive invasion of the U.S. Capitol by domestic terrorists who were incited to action by President Donald…
After holding America’s fragile and weakened economy hostage for days as he dithered and waffled, President Donald Trump at last signed a $900…
In an open letter to educators two weeks ago, Connecticut Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona addressed the challenge of opening schools in …
The scale and scope of the recently revealed computer hack of scores of federal government agencies, U.S. corporations and perhaps other targe…
With more than 100,000 COVID-19 patients currently hospitalized, cases still rising in most states, and health care workers overwhelmed, the U…
For the past eight years, Dec. 14 has marked one of the most tragic moments in recent American history. On this day in 2012, a disturbed young…
It’s way past time that all of us understand how dominant technology companies have expanded in ways that could threaten American commerce as …
By the looks of it, President-elect Joe Biden’s administration will be among the most teacher-friendly in history — and not just because incom…
In three separate announcements in recent weeks, three scientific teams at different pharmaceutical companies have given a weary, frightened w…
Vaccine or no, testing and tracing COVID-19 infections will be crucial to returning America fully to work and school. It’s a key area where th…
We normally have a lot to be thankful for in the Coulee Region, but as this challenging year moves into the holiday season we’re particularly …
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