Jeffrey Hage is a local journalist based in Monticello, Minnesota. He writes for HometownSource and his work has also appeared in the Aitkin Independent Age. Jeffrey covers a wide range of local news, including traffic accidents, community events, healthcare developments, and crime stories.
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Jeffrey Hage's work focuses on local news, accidents, crime, medical advancements, and community events in the United States with a specific focus on Minnesota and Monticello. He frequently covers announcements, evolving stories, breaking news primarily related to crime and tragedy.
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A high-speed chase that reached speeds as high as 100 m.p.h. ended Sunday, Sept. 29 when a man crashed his vehicle into a high school football field fence.
The legend of Snow White was alive and well during the Royalton High School homecoming parade on Friday, Sept. 27 as “Snow White and the Seventh Graders” made their way
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Dave Searcy lit up Sauk Centre and West Central Minnesota for more than 40 years.
Audrey Czech, Olivia Westby and Marissa Brixius stand alongside the little library they constructed as part of a Girl Scout Bronse Project earlier this year.
Hazel Popp, age 5 of Royalton, visits with Santa Claus at the annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 7 at Royalton Elementary School. In the photo above, Hazel goes
Gary Wilfong came to Chippewa Falls Wednesday to hear President George W. Bush talk about people. Orlin Larson made the trip because Bush is "his man." And Bruce Dressel traveled
Children in Upsala have a tradition of finishing their Christmas shopping at the Wee Shop on the day of Upsala Lions’ annual Breakfast with Santa event. On Saturday, Dec. 7,
Santa Claus enjoys a break in the long line of children visiting him with Christmas wishes at the Breakfast with Santa event on Saturday, Dec. 7 at Royalton Elementary School.
Santa Claus enjoys a break in the long line of children visiting him with Christmas wishes at the Breakfast with Santa event on Saturday, Dec. 7 at Royalton Elementary School.
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