Tim Lyon

1 week ago | mix949.com | Tim Lyon

Early Saturday morning, some 450 runners will gather at Holdingford High School for the annual Lake Wobegon Trail Marathon. And for 26.2 miles, runners will travel a route along the Lake Wobegon Trail spur to Albany, hang a left, and run to the finish line under the St. Joseph water tower. All along a 10-foot wide ribbon of bike trail cutting across Stearns County. And if you have family or friends running this year, here's how you can get involved. Registration closed last month.

1 week ago | krocnews.com | Tim Lyon

In 1972, the Soviets launched a probe destined for the planet Venus. But something went wrong. And the Kosmos 482 Venus probe was left to circle Earth, including its hardy little lander capsule. But what goes up, must come down. And with 482's deteriorating orbit comes the prediction: Kosmos 482 will return to Earth. And soon. In fact, Marco Langbroek of SatTrackCam Leiden in the Netherlands has been tracking 482 for years. He now estimate s rentry will happen May 10th, give or take 2.2 days.

1 week ago | wjon.com | Tim Lyon

Dixie is one confident dog. Staffers at the Tri-County Humane Society say this little mixed pug is happy, happy, happy. She loves everything and everyone she meets. Outgoing, smart and calm, Dixie is around 35 pounds and is "100 percent a lap dog!"She's spayed, good with most other dogs and cats and kids, she's crate-trained and knows basic cues like "sit" -- but she's eager to learn more. Staffers say she's okay with being kenneled, but does well being loose in the home as well.

1 week ago | 1037theloon.com | Tim Lyon

In 1972, the Soviets launched a probe destined for the planet Venus. But something went wrong. And the Kosmos 482 Venus probe was left to circle Earth, including its hardy little lander capsule. But what goes up, must come down. And with 482's deteriorating orbit comes the prediction: Kosmos 482 will return to Earth. And soon. In fact, Marco Langbroek of SatTrackCam Leiden in the Netherlands has been tracking 482 for years. He now estimates rentry will happen May 10th, give or take 2.2 days.

1 week ago | minnesotasnewcountry.com | Tim Lyon

In 1972, the Soviets launched a probe destined for the planet Venus. But something went wrong. And the Kosmos 482 Venus probe was left to circle Earth, including its hardy little lander capsule. But what goes up, must come down. And with 482's deteriorating orbit comes the prediction: Kosmos 482 will return to Earth. And soon. In fact, Marco Langbroek of SatTrackCam Leiden in the Netherlands has been tracking 482 for years. He now estimates rentry will happen May 10th, give or take 2.2 days.