Now that we, the citizens of Kingsbury County, have a paper again, it is important to chronicle how individuals and businesses have handled the beginning of this COVID-19 crisis. ‘Hats … more

Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ! Self-control is not easy is it? The urge to serve our own interests comes naturally for us. The discipline and desire to put the needs … more

A recent tour of my favorite department store revealed a multitude of empty shelves. Mother Hubbard would have empathized. The entire wall that had nestled soft, white packages of toilet paper was … more

My earliest and most cherished memories are “helping” my grandma, Florence Schroeder, in the kitchen while we listened to Hank Williams and Dolly Parton on her … more

This Memorial Day we once again have an opportunity to say “thank you” to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to ensure that the United States remains the greatest country in the world. … more

Congratulations on producing your first issue of the Kingsbury Journal. It is a fine-looking newspaper, and everyone who contributed to its production should be proud of the final product. We were … more

I don’t ever remember having to do without toilet paper. Actually, I don’t remember a time when my family did not have indoor plumbing. The youngest of six, I came along at the perfect … more

As communities work their way back to normal, one of the tools in our fight against COVID-19 that we will continue to ramp up is mass testing. Earlier this week, Secretary of Health Kim Malsam-Rysdon … more

Here we go! Our first edition of the Kingsbury Journal. There are a number of potential reasons you decided to obtain this paper. It might be because you already had a subscription to the former De … more