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Celeste Edenloff

Special Projects Editor/Reporter

Celeste Edenloff is the special projects editor and a reporter for the Alexandria Echo Press. She has lived in the Alexandria Lakes Area since 1997. She first worked for the Echo Press as a reporter from 1999 to 2011, and returned in 2016 to once again report on the community she calls home.

Celeste works on special projects such as the Veterans Salute magazine, Impact magazine, along with other numerous special projects produced by the Echo Press. She also covers the Douglas County Board and Alexandria School Board, as well as reports on many other area happenings and topics.

Celeste and her husband, Al, enjoy running and the two of them have participated in hundreds of races covering the 5K, 10K, 10-mile and half-marathon distances.

Contact info:
cedenloff@echopress.com
320-763-3133

Languages:
English

Special page sponsored by Echo Press and First Western Bank and Trust.
Special page sponsored by Echo Press and First Western Bank and Trust.
The group is now its own 501c3 nonprofit organization with a 10-member board of directors.
Several services are planned throughout the lakes area.
The commencement ceremony was held Saturday afternoon, May 27, in the Brandon gymnasium.
The stone sculpture points to "Ford's dock," which is apparently a good fishing spot on Whiskey Lake.
County officials look back at the May 12 and May 30 tornadoes that hit Douglas County.
Detours will be set in place.
The store will close in its new location at the end of the business day, June 11 and reopen in its new location the next day, June 12.
After a year of dealing with insurance, Leah Chalmers and her husband, John, are finally rebuilding what they call their "forever home" to replace the cabin that was hit by the tornado.