Bill Stickels Iii

The Korean Conflict is often referred to as “the Forgotten War.” Sandwiched between World War II and the controversies surrounding the Vietnam War, many only recognize it as the setting for the acclaimed (but historically inaccurate according to some historians) TV show “M*A*S*H.”

A s I go through all the stories from the previous 365 or so days for our year-in-review feature, I try to find a common theme that sums up the previous year in a few words.

The Isanti County Commissioners are holding their noses and swallowing hard to force down the bitter pill known as establishing a county-wide cannabis ordinance.

Updated W ell, here we are at the end of the NFL regular season, and I will openly admit I am just as uncertain, if not more, about the

Randa Urness drops the ceremonial first puck at the start of Cambridge-Isanti’s boys hockey game against Anoka. Urness was diagnosed in November with non-small cell lung cancer. All the proceeds

Isanti faces volunteer challenges for Illuminate Isanti as donations fall short. City debates how to allocate $9,798 in funds to sustain future events.

Cambridge-Isanti’s Caleb Wisen reaches for a rebound in front of the Princeton net during the Jackets’ game against the Tigers.

For the past several months, the Isanti County's Health and Human Services Department in general, and specifically Child Protective Services, has

Borrowing from a well-known hockey game announcement, the Isanti City Council is now at full strength — again.

Jim Jaglo pops a wheelie as he approaches the finish line of the annual “Freezer Burn Fatbike Race” held at Springvale County Park on Saturday, Jan. 18. Nearly 30 riders