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Trains using the Prairie Line rail line, which serves the ethanol plant near Winthrop and other small towns along its 94-mile route, can travel at least 10 mph following upgrades to the track since 2002. Plans to boost speeds to 25 mph will require millions of dollars in government aid.
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