by Congressman Rick Nolan
Well maybe, just maybe, the DNR has had second thoughts on managing our area for moose over deer.
For 22 years the Ely Echo has put out an annual Progress Edition.
We’ve been impressed with how the Range Association of Municipalities and Schools has gone from teetering on the edge
The annual April Fools joke from the Ely Chamber of Commerce is an electric canoe paddle.
Governor Mark Dayton has decided by executive order that he should decide Ely’s economic future and, God forbid, that
The Ely school board has taken plenty of heat over the years.
Three weeks ago we pointed out Governor Mark Dayton’s bizarre behavior in regard to Twin Metals.
The DNR has repeatedly used words like “could” and “may” and “possibly” to describe the impact of deer on the moose p
If the first step toward resolving a problem is opening lines of communication, maybe there’s a glimmer of hope comin
We’re trying to find a thread of common sense on a recent decision by Governor Mark Dayton.
Guest editorial by Congressman Rick Nolan
A push to move the city polling place form the Senior Center to City Hall is receiving considerable push back.
We’re very supportive of a new extra-curricular opportunity being offered to students in Ely, Babbitt and Tower.
These indeed are difficult times on the Iron Range.
Here's just an excerpt from this week's Ely Echo Editorial...