Despite some city council resistance, it appears that a member of the Ely Utilities Commission will be paid to develo

Several inches of snow had fallen, the temperature was barely above zero and Elyites could be forgiven if baseball wa

The Ely School Board did its best to look at future enrollment numbers and hope for increases, but not much will chan

Barring an influx of federal funds, major safety improvements to Highway 169 between Ely and Soudan won’t take place

Bud Mattson, head of the Ely Area Food Shelf found quite a surprise waiting for him outside of the Food Shelf doorway

Ely appears to be on a fast track to fill its vacant city clerk-treasurer position.The job would be posted this week

Thanks in large part to proceeds from last summer’s Ely Memorial High School All-Class Reunion, wireless internet con

Shareholders of Ely-Bloomenson Community Hospital gathered at last Monday’s annual meeting to hear annual reports and

Despite a series of moves aimed at cutting costs, the city of Ely will spend over $200,000 more in 2005 than it did l

Some time ago a person who wanted to get the Echo briefs via on-line notification complained to me that nothing was c

Ely City Council members might not have to look far to find a new city clerk-treasurer.Terry Lowell, who held the job

Budget deficits and partisan politics may stand in the way of a laundry list of requests made by Ely area representat

The proposed senior housing development on Washington Street cleared a key hurdle with a recent funding award, but ci

The search for a new area economic developer is about to begin.Last week, an Ely Area Development Association subcomm

The election of three people to the board of directors will be decided at the annual meeting of the Ely-Bloomenson Co