The Republican Eagle | Red Wing Minnesota

The Bald Eagles fly overseas

Seventy-seven year-old Richard Reese never imagined he would be doing much traveling with his band. That was until recently.

Birds sing for their supper in many a neighborhood. People put out feeders to attract song birds that provide visual enjoyment and eat some bugs, too. Those feeders, however, pose a health risk because moldy birdseed and dirty feeders can make birds sick.

Outdoors, ag provisions include paint, bees and farmers

Paint will cost more and be recycled. Bees will be protected. Financially troubled farmers will be able to access state aid.

Red Wing mayoral Q&A — part 2

The Red Wing mayoral special election is Tuesday June 11, and voters will have to decide which of the six candidates will help lead the city into the future.

A day to remember

Red, white and blue will adorn the Red Wing riverside Monday for a Memorial Day service to honor members of the U.S. Armed Forces who gave their lives in service of the country.

Man facing felony after making threats

A Lake City man is facing stalking and terroristic threats charges after allegedly threating to kill his co-workers at Norwood Promotional Products in Red Wing.

Mayoral candidates outline visions and hopes

Six people hope to become Red Wing’s next mayor, and just a few weeks before the special election they told some local residents why.

Silent leader strives for big goals

Some leaders hold megaphones or stand atop soapboxes, but for one Plum City High School senior silence is golden.

Red Wing mayoral Q&A — part 1

Six candidates are vying for the office of mayor at a time when Red Wing faces growing concerns over the budget, economic development and mothballed city programs.

Health funding plan heads to governor

Nursing homes and other care facilities will get more state money than they have seen in years — but not as much as some lawmakers believe they should.

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