Sartell

Sascha Hansen is preparing for her first year as principal of Sartell-St. Stephen High School, taking over for Brenda Steve who retired after this past school year.

Great news for Bloody Mary lovers, Central Minnesota Bloody Mary Fest is still happening this September despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sartell officials say a public basketball court in a residential neighborhood will stay where it is.

Cornerstone, located at 101 7th Street North, announced the decision to close via Facebook in mid-June.

Great River Bowl will welcome customers back Wednesday with a 25 percent occupancy limit.

The Sartell Hockey Association has secured the some additional funding from the city, as well as the ability to bond, to help build a second sheet of ice.

Add a few more central Minnesota cities looking to loosen their restrictions on outdoor seating for bars and restaurants.

Plans are moving forward to build a second arena for youth sports in Sartell.

A busy road in Sartell is going to be closed all day Monday.

During this time of staying home, the Sartell police department is remaining in contact with families online.

Here is a list of local Central Minnesota business and restaurants helping to make sure kids don't go hungry during this unexpected time off of school.

It's been a goal to build a second sheet of ice in Sartell for several years, and this year those dreams are expected to be reality.