A Belle Plaine woman is facing two felony level charges after incidents of mail theft and stolen checks were discovered by the Jordan Police Department on Dec. 10, 2020.
With COVID-19 vaccinations becoming more available in the community, Mayo Clinic Health System is offering advice to those who might be afraid of the needle poke.
At the start of every new month, The Belle Plaine Herald will take a look back at our five favorite photos from the month before and ask you to vote for your favorite.
Minnesota libraries in low-income communities may qualify for a new program that provides free state park permits for these libraries to loan to patrons.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds anglers that the deadline to remove fish houses from Minnesota lakes is coming up.
Credit River Township is scheduled to transition into a city this spring and their officials have decided to contract with the Scott Sheriff’s Office to provide law enforcement services to its nearly 6,000 residents.
Belle Plaine's 2021 Shamrock Medallion Hunt begins with the accompanying clue.
The Belle Plaine School Board approved the renewal of Superintendent Ryan Laager’s three- year contract during the regular board meeting on Monday, Feb. 22.
Students from Belle Plaine High School’s chapter of the Minnesota Honor Society made a donation to the Belle Plaine Area Food Shelf last week.
The Belle Plaine Public School District is planning several renovation projects aimed at improving work spaces for the career and technical education (CTE) programs.
The Tigers came out victorious in a close game against Mayer Lutheran on Thursday, Feb. 25 at home.
Not an ideal situation for Paul Fogarty and the Tigers boys basketball team.
Winners of four straight games to push its mark to 6-2 in the Minnesota River Conference and 6-4 overall
A grinding week of competition for the Scott West Panthers resulted in the team’s first defeat since the season opener, as the locals dropped three of four duals.
The Scott West Nordic Ski Team competed in the TC Nordic Conference meet at the Hyland Lake Park Reserve on Friday, Feb. 19.
Norwood Young America took a 4-2 lead 70 seconds into its Minnesota River Conference tilt with the host Belle Plaine Tigers on Friday, Feb. 19, and that was its last hurrah.
The Minnesota River Bulldogs girls hockey team split a pair of games last week, winning its rematch over Waseca but falling to New Ulm.
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Lucille (Lucy) Linda (Wehner) Braaten passed to her heavenly home on Tuesday February 23, 2021.
Joan Frances Glisczinski, 80 of rural Belle Plaine, passed away on Saturday, February 13, 2021 at Abbott-Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis.
Rebecca “Becky” L. Brahee, 59, of Cologne passed away on Monday, February 1, 2021 in Cologne.
Grace Buesgens, 90, of Belle Plaine passed away peacefully on Monday, February 1, 2021 at her home in Belle Plaine.
As we have witnessed the happenings in our nation over the past few decades and especially last year with the virus and political animosity, is the ultimate reason for such harshness and hatred found in this quote by the late Army General Douglas MacArthur (1880-1964)?
My pedigree in the Republican Party of Minnesota runs deep. All the way back to a precinct caucus in February 1974 held in a farm kitchen in rural Goodhue County. I promptly got elected to the county convention.
In this era of “alternative facts,” some things need to be challenged if truth is ever to win out.
Check out the Belle Plaine Herald from 10 years ago: March 2, 2011
Brody Hennen and Mike Anderson, sixth-graders at Our Lady of the Prairie School, displayed the POW-MIA flag which the VFW Ladies Auxiliary donated to the school at the principal’s request. Students continued to pray for any service personnel who may be prisoners of war or missing in action, as well as friends and family of Belle Plaine residents.
Check out the Belle Plaine Herald from 10 years ago: Feb. 23, 2011
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