Every summer, thousands of homeowners embark on sweaty, dusty, angst-filled journeys. No, I am not speaking about the annual journey to retrieve their children from college for summer break. I am speaking about remodeling projects.
Why are remodeling projects sources of misery and loathing? I don't mean to blame the victim, but sometimes remodeling projects suck the life out of people because. See full article.
Grandson of A.C. Burmeister talks about town's history
B-10 blend is in
New financing allows up to $4 million of development in Morton
Redwood Falls Golf Club to host food shelf benefit July 11 in memory of Gary Revier
BUSINESS PROFILE — Messers’ appliance service moves to larger location
Zion Lutheran in Morton celebrates 125 years this Sunday
Redwood school district changes bullying policy
Dikken pleads guilty Monday
Dignified disposal: Legion holds ceremony to retire American flags
BACKWARD GLANCES — Behrendt spots son fixing land mine
Movie review: ‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ tops ‘Rise’
Zach Braff makes the movie he wants in ‘Wish I Was Here’
Book Notes: The grandma who saved the Appalachian Trail
Movie review: Carney’s musical ‘Begin Again’ sounds the same notes as his previous film
Movie review: ‘Tammy’ takes a trip to nowhere
Book review: ‘Saving Babe Ruth’ examines the unseemly side of youth baseball
Book Notes: Julia Glass weaves intricate family tale
Movie review: Thumbs up for Ebert documentary ‘Life Itself’
Health Watch: Update your workout gear
Home Help: Summer remodels to consider
Family Time: Protect yourself from summer’s backyard pests
Food for Thought: Going meatless on the grill
Dr. Murray Feingold: Watch too much TV, risk an early death
Dr. Jeff Hersh: Hearing loss, another symptom of aging
Health Watch: Lead children to fitness
7 famous fences from around the world
Dear Monty: How to find a good home inspector?
Home Help: Tackle these in tandem
The facts about wicker furniture
Taste of Travel: Two trendy summer stops: Martha’s Vineyard and The Berkshires
Blue Zones: Senior expo keynote speaker talks about secrets of longevity 
Matthew T. Mangino: Overdose the leading cause of injury death
Michelle Teheux: Of human beings, corporations and robots
Kent Bush: The origins of our independence
