Al Edenloff is a News Editor for the Echo Press Newspaper, focusing on local news in Alexandria, Minnesota. With a wide range of experience in journalism, Al has covered various topics including local government, business, tourism, and community events. His work has been featured in the CARSON BRIENTENFELDT MEMORIAL FUND, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Prairie Business magazine, and Detroit Lakes Tribune.
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$15M Park and Third development includes 62 units; state grant would clean-up site contamination.
It would extend the trail route from Walmart to the Viking Plaza.
Echo Press readers share their stunning fall photos DOUGLAS COUNTY — Photos showing classic fall sunsets and sunrises throughout Douglas County were submitted to the Echo Press over the last few weeks.
By: Al Edenloff
How to find answers about the election — fast ALEXANDRIA — Maybe you've been sleeping or working right through it, but it's election time.
Coverage will focus on 9 contested races. DOUGLAS COUNTY — It's Election Day! After the polls close tonight at 8 p.m., results will be tabulated.
Douglas County hasn't backed a Democrat for president since Jimmy Carter DOUGLAS COUNTY — Republican candidates once again had a field day in Douglas County in Tuesday's presidential election.
Bobbie Osterberg and Carl Kvale share their priorities for when they take office
Franson said she's thrilled the Democrat trifecta has been defeated
State is expected to clarify cannabis laws and low potency edible THC products but it may take awhile.
“The last time the fire station floor was resealed/epoxied was in 2008,” Karrow said in a memo to the council. “The silica grit that was added to the epoxy has worn smooth over time.”
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