"St. Augusta"
Volume 2, Number 2
"Elk River"
Volume 2, Number 7
"The Finnish Pioneers of Cokato"
Volume 2, Number 8
The Wright-Way Shopper began on June 27, 1980. The publication included historic reviews of the communities in the Wright County area. It was also designed as a vehicle for advertisers who wanted a large yet concentrated coverage for his/her business or company in the Wright County area. It was published on a bi-monthly basis and each issue contained a feature story on town histories, landmarks, institutions, or special events.
On June 23, 1981, the name changed to Wright-Way...Sher-Way Shopper to include Sherburne County. The paper became a weekly publication, and included in the paper were television listings and several syndicated columns.
Sem título"There's No Place Like South Haven" and "John Balster: A Berry Good Neighbor"
Volume 1, Number 7
"What Makes One Town Survive and the Next One Not?" (Knapp and Smith Lake Village) and "(W)right Good Neighbor" (Alfred Shenton)
Volume 1, Number 12
"Maple Lake-Home of the Irish"
Volume 1, Number 19
"14 Lakes...Albion, A Beautiful Location"
Volume 1, Number 21
"Elk River...Takes Us to the Fair"
Volume 2, Number 3
"School Days, Good Ol' Fashioned School Days"
Volume 2, Number 9
"Zimmerman...'Village of Lake Fremont'"
Volume 2, Number 10
"Monticello, In Its' Beginning" (Part Two)
Volume 2, Number 13
"Monticello...Its Businesses, Schools, Churches, and Hospitals"
Volume 2, Number 14
"The History of Minnesota Correctional Facility"
Volume 2, Number 15
"Customs and Beliefs of the Sioux Tribes"
Volume 2, Number 19
"Dayton-Where the Crow and Mississippi Rivers Meet"
Volume 2, Number 20
"Hanover, A Growing Town With Peace and Charm"
Volume 1, Number 2
"Wright County's Friendly Neighbor: Becker"
Volume 1, Number 18
"Mr. Patridge, The Foundign Father Exclaimed...'This Is Fair Haven" and "(W)right Good Neighbors" (Ervin and Rose Radunz, Sheila Bichler)
Volume 1, Number 20
"The Creation of Clear Lake"
Volume 1, Number 22
"Recycling For a Better Grip on Life" (State Reformatory)
Volume 2, Number 16
"Prehistoric Man: Mound Builders"
Volume 2, Number 17
"The Good Guys In the Wright Hats"
Volume 2, Number 22
"Annandale-Its Past and Present"
Volume 1, Number 1
"How Cokato Grew"
Volume 1, Number 4
"Buffalo, A Natural Setting"
Volume 1, Number 5
"Truckin' Right Along At Hasty" and "Osowski's: (W)right Good Neighbors"
Volume 1, Number 9
"Old Waverly? Waverly Station? No...Just Waverly" and "Doran's...A House of Love"
Volume 1, Number 10
"Rockford: Where the Pavement Ends, and the West Begins" and "Ittel's Meats, Inc.: 'Ittel' Whet Your Appetite",
Volume 1, Number 11
"Let's Sneak a Peek at Silver Creek" and "Neighborhood Club"
Volume 1, Number 15
"Clearwater...Still Going Strong!" and "(W)right Good Neighbors" (Fritz and Inge Ibs)
Volume 1, Number 17
"Centennial Celebration Being Planned"
Volume 1, Number 23
"Enfield"
Volume 1, Number 24
"Stockholm-How Sweet (Swede) It Is!"
Volume 1, Number 25
"Fair Haven Mill...Its Past, Present, Future"
Volume 2, Number 4
"The History of Highland"
Volume 2, Number 5
"Wright County Fair"
Volume 2, Number 6
"The Dustin Massacre"
Volume 2, Number 11
"Monticello, In Its' Beginning" (Part One)
Volume 2, Number 12
"History of the 'Sand Dunes State Forest'"
Volume 2, Number 18
"Early Years of the Wright County Sheriff's Department"
Volume 2, Number 21
"Out of the Hat Came Rasset (City)"
Volume 2, Number 23
"It's Fair Time: Wright County Fair" and "Named After Lake...Howard Lake"
Volume 1, Number 3
"On the Go-In Delano"
Volume 1, Number 6
"Danke St. Michael"
Volume 1, Number 8
"The Origin of Albertville"
Volume 1, Number 13