Here are the top stories in Wednesday’s paper:

• Run-down of Alexandria's Memorial Day ceremony

• Tradehome Shoes is moving to a new spot in the mall. 

• Survivor raises awareness of suicide

• Cardinals baseball beat Little Falls 14-8, ending the regular season.

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Here are the top stories in Friday’s paper:

• Campaign established to aid Ukrainian student in Alexandria.

• Alexandria woman memorialized late veteran husband with 'around the world' quilt

• A Brandon couple built an Inukshuk in their yard.

• Cardinals softball beat Willmar 4-3.

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Here are the top stories in Wednesday’s paper:

• Over 100 people walked for mental health awareness in Alexandria

• Alexandria College begins work on student housing project

• Alexandria's United Methodist Church's Wood Fired Pizza Oven adds updates for this summer season

• Alexandria College baseball loses 12-5 during championship game

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Here are the top stories in Friday’s paper:

• Dozens of cyclists participated in the Alexandria Ride of Silence 

• Woman formerly charged with murder sentenced in drug case

•  'Trailblazers' for girls sports celebrate 50-year milestone

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Here are the top stories in Wednesday’s paper:

• Massman broke ground on their new facility.

• The Royal Celebration, a prom for special needs people ages 14 and older, took place on Friday, May 12. 

• Alexandria junior Grayson Grove verbally committed to play college basketball at the University of Minnesota.

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Here are the top stories in Friday’s paper:

• A custodian at Alomere Health is accused of taking videos of employees changing out of their scrubs in a female locker room.

• The public has 30 days to comment on a plan to restore and protect the Sauk River Watershed, which includes part of Douglas County. 

• Track and Field event at AAHS will honor Title IX 'trailblazers' 

• Alexandria native building a career out of golf.

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Here are the top stories in Wednesday’s paper:

• Shaynen Schmidt recently purchased the Ace Hardware store in Alexandria and Long Prairie. 

• Alexandria Burger King is not closing

• Former Alexandria and Wadena resident, Jessica Sly, completes her second book in a three-book deal.  

• Alexandria College’s baseball team advances to the NJCAA DIII Region 13 Tournament this coming weekend.

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Here are the top stories in Friday’s paper:

• Douglas County ranked as one of the best counties for small businesses in MN.

• A new outdoor learning space is being constructed at Carlos Elementary and a fundraising event for it is set for May 20. 

• AAHS students learn about the dangers of distracted driving

• Alexandria Track and Field recorded a total of 17 first-place finishes in relays

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