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2 days ago | 
b105country.com | David Drew
It's always sad when vandals take it upon themselves to destroy other people's property for no apparent reason. I've never understood how someone could do such a thing, and it makes me especially mad when it happens to a small group or community that often struggles to repair or replace what has been damaged.
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2 days ago | 
quickcountry.com | David Drew
Not many people can resist chicken dipped in batter and fried until crisp and golden, which is why fried chicken is largely classic comfort food. It doesn't even matter what sides I have with it, although I prefer mashed potatoes and gravy and cole slaw, I'll rarely say no to fried chicken, and it appears I'm not alone. According to US Foods, a significant percentage of consumers say they crave fried chicken at least once a month or more, with many citing weekly or even daily consumption.
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2 days ago | 
y105fm.com | David Drew
When was the last time you could go an entire week without reading about another scam that could impact your life? I can't remember the last time because scammers are seemingly everywhere, trying new and creative ways to rip us off. Earlier this month, Wisconsin residents were warned of a scam that involved residents getting fake invoices from city departments such as the Planning & Zoning Commission. The scammers' goal was to make residents pay the invoices so they could pocket the money.
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2 days ago | 
kfilradio.com | David Drew
Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - An elderly motorist was transported to St. Marys Hospital following a rollover crash on Highway 52 in Rochester this afternoon. The State Patrol says 81-year-old Carolyn Williams of St. Cloud was driving south when her SUV struck the right guard rail and rolled over. The crash was reported just before 1 PM just south of the 37th Street Northwest interchange.
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2 days ago | 
b105country.com | David Drew
Knowing when our favorite places to shop are open is important because, if you're like me, you're quite often racing in just before they close to grab some last-minute things that you need. That's why it's helpful to know when those stores may be unexpectedly closed, which is what is happening soon with one of the most popular retail chains in the country, and while it's understandable, it may arrive earlier than you'd expect.
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2 days ago | 
krfofm.com | Stephen Lenz |David Drew
Not many people can resist chicken dipped in batter and fried until crisp and golden, which is why fried chicken is largely classic comfort food. It doesn't even matter what sides I have with it, although I prefer mashed potatoes and gravy and cole slaw, I'll rarely say no to fried chicken, and it appears I'm not alone. According to US Foods, a significant percentage of consumers say they crave fried chicken at least once a month or more, with many citing weekly or even daily consumption.
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2 days ago | 
y105fm.com | David Drew
One of the many advantages of living in Wisconsin over other states is that people don't have to worry too much about encountering dangerous creatures. Of course, black bears and wolves are common, but they generally stay away from people unless provoked or protecting their young. You can also find venomous rattlesnakes and certain spiders like the brown recluse and black widow in the state, but thankfully, they remain rare.
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2 days ago | 
quickcountry.com | David Drew
When was the last time you could go an entire week without reading about another scam that could impact your life? I can't remember the last time because scammers are seemingly everywhere, trying new and creative ways to rip us off. Earlier this month, Wisconsin residents were warned of a scam that involved residents getting fake invoices from city departments such as the Planning & Zoning Commission. The scammers' goal was to make residents pay the invoices so they could pocket the money.
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2 days ago | 
minnesotasnewcountry.com | Curt St. John |Samm Adams |David Drew
If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Are you a loyal Minnesota fan, or would you venture off to a new place? Somewhere warm year-round? A cabin in the mountains? Maybe a place with palm trees and an ocean breeze? I used to daydream about living in Hawaii, and for years, my husband and I tossed around the idea of moving once we’re empty nesters. But the closer we get to that chapter, the more we realize, we actually really love it here.
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3 days ago | 
b105country.com | David Drew
When was the last time you could go an entire week without reading about another scam that could impact your life? I can't remember the last time because scammers are seemingly everywhere, trying new and creative ways to rip us off. Earlier this month, Wisconsin residents were warned of a scam that involved residents getting fake invoices from city departments such as the Planning & Zoning Commission. The scammers' goal was to make residents pay the invoices so they could pocket the money.
