Celeste Edenloff is a journalist and writer based in Alexandria, Minnesota. She writes for the Echo Press Newspaper and her work has also been featured in the west Central Tribune and AGWEEK. Celeste covers a range of local news topics, including crime, community events, healthcare, and education.
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By: Celeste Edenloff
The following is an opinion column written by an Echo Press editorial staff member. It does not necessarily reflect the views of the Echo Press.
By: Celeste Edenloff
A ribbon cutting ceremony and open house took place to commemorate the opening on Thursday, Nov. 7.
The convention and expo took place in Indianapolis Oct. 23-26. ALEXANDRIA — Alexandria Area High School sent several FFA students, including
Salvation Army bell ringing volunteers are needed for the 2024 Red Kettle Campaign season.
By: Celeste Edenloff
The store, which officially opened last weekend, is located on Highway 29 North, near McDonald's.
They also accepted two grants. One to be used for senior service and the other for mental health services.
By: Celeste Edenloff
Stevie Tyler shared her concerns with the school board about an incident where she said she should've been called.
Events include Christmas in the Fort, Lights on Broadway Parade, Garden of Lights, Parade of Trees and more.
Christine Reilly, the former executive director, left after the board of directors asked for her resignation.
By: Al Edenloff
As of Monday, Nov. 25, Heather Schlangen is no longer an employee of the county.
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