Al Edenloff is the editor of the twice-weekly Echo Press. With a career spanning several decades, he covers a range of topics including construction, urban development, public security, and culture, reflecting his commitment to community-focused journalism. Al's work has been featured in notable publications such as 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.
Given his focus on events and government announcements at the local level, pitches that highlight upcoming community events or significant changes within the city administration could also be effective. Keep in mind that maintaining a strong local angle is essential when pitching to Al Edenloff.
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Out of 7 bidders, Baird's interest rate offer was 3.7139%, which was lower than the expected 4.2%.
By: Al Edenloff
The total estimated cost of the in-kind materials and labor donation $46,499.
The driver was the sole occupant of the vehicle and was trapped inside.
The 38th annual event took place Sunday, June 28 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.
By: Al Edenloff
It was presented by the Republican Party of Douglas County and On His Wings Aviation.
The Red Willow Arts Coalition moved the concert inside at the Alexandria Area High School Performing Arts Center.
By: Al Edenloff, Celeste Edenloff
The opening band was the Ladyslippers, a local band from Alexandria, and the headliner was the ever-popular Johnny Holm Band.
Craig toured small businesses with Alexandria Community Development Director Mike Weber and executive director of the Alexandria Area Economic Development Commission, Nicole Fernholz.
By: Al Edenloff
Alexandria City Council also voted to vacate unused portions of public streets for the reconstruction project.
More than 2,000 are expected to attend the Sept. 18 event.
