Remember the story about the goat that got loose right before it was supposed to appear in a Christmas Eve nativity scene in Fergus Falls? Apparently it's still running around out there. A witness reported spotting it sometime Tuesday, according to the Fergus Falls Journal, which has launched "Goat Watch" to track the animal.

A goat that has been on the loose for 25 days has been reunited with its owners after seeking shelter from the cold in a warm barn. The goat slipped off its leash on Christmas Eve right before it was to appear in a nativity scene.

Many residents say they've spotted Curly, the now-famous goat who slipped his leash right before his appearance in a Christmas Eve nativity scene. But weeks later, the wayward goat continues to elude his would-be captors. His owners hope someone can wrangle him before the weather gets too cold.

The Fergus Falls Journal reports a woman was cited for misdemeanor criminal damage to property after shattering a vending machine window with her buttocks in an attempt to dislodge a candy bar that had become stuck.

Employees and customers at the Walmart in Fergus Falls, Minn., were evacuated Saturday night after someone called the store and threatened to injure employees and customers, Fergus Falls Journal reports. Police officials say no one was taken hostage, there were no weapons or threats found and no one was injured.

Organizers are planning on surrounding a 124-year-old state mental hospital in Fergus Falls Saturday and giving it a giant group hug. Now vacant, the former Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center will be torn down unless a viable plan emerges in the next few months to save it.