Al Edenloff is the editor of the twice-weekly Echo Press. With a journalism career that began in high school, Al has extensive experience covering a variety of topics, including crime and justice, juvenile justice, and community events. He has been featured in several publications, including the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Prairie Business magazine.
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Al Edenloff's coverage focuses on local news in Alexandria, Minnesota, with a notable emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. If you are reaching out to Al, consider offering insights related to the City of Alexandria, local business developments or taxation issues within the community. Expert commentary from individuals involved in city planning, economic development or community initiatives may be particularly relevant.
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About 100 bikers participated in the worldwide event to raise awareness of cyclists legal right to safely share
Referendum requests from several cities were not approved
The tower will provide increased water storage, improved pressure and fire protection, and greater operational efficiency for the city’s water system.
Douglas County Sheriff's Office, Garfield Fire Department and North Ambulance responded
By: Al Edenloff
Kat Blue gets things rocking and rolling at Red Willow Arts Coalition's show
By: Al Edenloff
Two primary elections will take place for Alexandria School Board and state representative.
The total estimated permitted value reached $141,990,002 – up from 2024’s total of $128,053,763.
2 interns to serve as Community Service Officers.
A preliminary summary from the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office was consistent with the investigation on scene.
Bryant Pearson was the runner-up in the golf tournament for the third time.
