An Albert Lea husband and wife who admitted making fake money will each spend one year in federal prison.

It'll be OK to get grumpy in Wabasha this weekend. Well... not really, but the city will be hosting its annual Grumpy Men Festival.

The event is based on the movie "Grumpy Old Men" which is based on life in Wabahsa. We're told the screen writer based the movie on his grandfather who was born and bred in Wabasha.

When the festival started 19 years ago, it had lots to do with the movie, but officials from the Wabasha-Kellogg Area Chamber of Commerce say these days it's more about celebrating winter.

     "Ya know, (it) gets to be a little long. it gets to be drawn out and everything and so having people come here in the winter and hey... we do have a ski hill, we can ice fish, we can do this.

A group of vintage snowmobile enthusiasts is gearing up to send another 50 care packages to deployed soldiers.

Kevin Weitzel, of Glenville, is one of the organizers for an annual vintage show, swap and race that raises money for the care packages.  They call it Operation Vintage Pride.

The group recently sent 50 packages to Spc. Aaron Enderson, of Hayward, to hand out to other soldiers.

They've been sending care packages to deployed troops for three years.

With Albert Lea's Delta Company, part of the 2nd Battalion, 135th Infantry Regiment within the 34th "Red Bull" Division of the Minnesota National Guard, deployed to Kuwait, Weitzel hasn't had trouble finding soldiers to send packages to.