Jeff Pieters

In recognition of 100 years of Post Bulletin history, let’s take a look back at 100 years of local history in this sampling of 100 stories.

Jeff Pieters: There are a few rules to our letters to the editor but we publish nearly all of the letters that we receive.

Longtime columnist Loren Else is retiring from Post Bulletin work.

Results were still coming in on Tuesday night

As a matter of policy, the Post Bulletin do not allow our news coverage to be used for political purposes – at all.

Western Minnesota Republicans vote to keep Fischbach over a challenger, while most races around the state resulted in a wide margin between candidates.

Mayo Clinic at 160 Years: Across Mayo's history, there were moments when things stood in doubt.

The core guiding principle of our newspaper is to connect with our communities – as humans – to produce informative, entertaining, meaningful coverage that serves them.

Ballyhooed new Minnesota law has seen limited use in other states. “It’s as if the law doesn’t exist,” says one expert. Regardless, it has potential to prevent mass shootings and suicides.

The Post Bulletin introduced new features, including article comments, to its website this week.

I began to ask myself: If the journalists in Marion, Kansas, are not very different from the journalists in Rochester, Minnesota … then what about the readers? Would you say we probably deserved it?

Despite an industrywide sense of doom-and-gloom, it’s a better story than you might think, and it’s a story we will continue writing for some time to come.

“It’s a case with no easy answers,” said Terry Walters, David Brom’s trial attorney.

Dispute over Pledge of Allegiance precedes debate among four mayoral candidates.

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Yes, journalists are far from perfect, but ethics are a daily consideration in the newsroom. We need to share that with you.

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