Sartell

Due to the recent arrival of springtime, Sartell has set-up special hours for the city compost site.

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Rock cello, hip-hop flute and pop-infused upright bass - these are just a few of the things to come from a world-renown musical group, here in residency at St. John's University.

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Stearns County Road 1 between Heim's Mill and Wal-Mart has re-opened to traffic following a sewer main failure earlier this week.

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Like most cities in a tough economy, Sartell is facing an uncertain future - but Mayor Joe Perske says he's optimistic.

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A difficult night for nearly 200 Sartell students, parents and teachers after a final decision to get rid of the traditional week-long spring break.

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The fallout from the real estate crash is hitting area cities and counties hard. Stearns County has approved plans to appraise and sell off more than 270 tax forfeited properties in St. Cloud, Sartell and Rockville.

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On October 11th, 2011, Verso Paper company declared their intention to reduce their production and workforce significantly. This was to significantly affect jobs at the plant in Sartell, vaulting it to number four in our Top Ten stories of 2011 countdown.

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The city of Sartell has agreed to a formula that shares the local cost of the Highway 15 County Road 120 interchange project. City Administrator Patti Gartland says Stearns County will pick up 60% of the local share. The remaining 40% will be paid for by Sartell and St. Cloud.

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The Minnesota Department of Transportation is holding an open house tomorrow to give you a chance to learn about the proposed diverging diamond interchange planned for Highway 15 and Stearns County Road 120.

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Sartell is asking its residents and businesses to take a few minutes to respond to a 10 question survey. The survey was developed by a state body called the Council on Local Results and Innovation. It is designed to help elected officials determine how efficient city services are being provided and what taxpayers think of the services.

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