In addition to the two young women heading to the National High School Rodeo Association’s national competition in Rock Springs, Wyoming (see page 1 of this week's Star or online under our featured stories), two young men from the area are also competing. To qualify, they placed in the top f…
Arising from the need to improve the safety of pilots using the Cambridge airport, the Cambridge council has purchased a property adjacent to the southern end of the airport.
Isanti Parks and Recreation director Jenny Garvey (center) tries to help Anna and Logan Howard, ages six and four, identify the insect crawling on Anna’s arm during “Incredible Insects,” which was the latest activity in the city’s “Curious Creatures” nature-themed programs on Tuesday, July 9…
The Cambridge-Isanti 18U softball team took home first place in the 16-team Bemidji Blaze Tournament held June 22-23. Team members include (back row, from left) coach Scott Nelson, Faith Nelson, Laynie Wood, Annie Johnson, Alyvia Arndt, Gretchen Lundin, Olivia Graham, coach Jeff Pynes, (fron…
Golfers from the Cambridge-Isanti girls and Braham boys and girls teams took on the best high school golfers from across Minnesota during the Class AAA and Class A tournaments held June 11-12.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding motorists that turtles are crossing roads to nest this time of year. Motorists are asked to watch for them and, whenever possible, allow them to cross the road safely.
Eugene “Gene” D. Schultz was born in Anoka, then a trip to the…
Delmyra Duchay Demings, age of 82, passed away on July 1, 2019…
Deloris V. Wolcyn (nee McCabe), age 100, of Cambridge and Arde…
Dennis A. Clayton, 82, of Mora, formerly of Cambridge, passed …
Lorraine Marie Quarnstrom age 90, died on Monday, June 24, 2019.
July is a very busy time around these parts. Starting with last week’s Fourth of July extended weekend, there is something going on every single weekend in July, with several of these events beginning earlier in the week.
In an effort to raise awareness, educate our community and assist families who have been touched by Alzheimer’s disease, this month’s article will focus on “sundowning,” a common behavioral change in a person living with Alzheimer’s disease.
In early June, the North Branch Area Public Schools (NBAPS) school board conducted a random sample survey to collect stakeholders’ thoughts on an operating levy to help bridge the gap between woefully inadequate state funding and the reality of providing high-quality educational opportunitie…
