After a three week long investigation, the Kingsbury County Sheriff’s office conducted a drug bust that found meth, marijuana and other drug paraphernalia inside one home in Lake Preston.

The Amos Lake Association has been battling invasive species in the 115-acre lake for two decades, the latest problem being hydrilla. Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode, Alt+0 to cancel Use ...

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North Preston, Westphal and Burnside. The utility has had to increase the volume of alum it uses to treat the lake water from 200,000 kilograms when the plant was first commissioned in 1999 to ...

Preston — The Amos Lake Association, Inc. has received a $20,000 state grant to continue its efforts to curtail hydrilla, an aggressive invasive aquatic weed, from taking hold and spreading in ...