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Blue Earth's green thumbs hopeful
April 24, 2013 BLUE EARTH — Hope springs eternal and Katy Gonzalez hopes the weather finally warms up so enough seeds can be planted by May 15 in the Blue Earth community garde. more »»
Airport sparks concern
April 23, 2013 FAIRMONT — Rarely has the municipal airport been the focus of such lengthy discussions among Fairmont City Council as took place Monda. more »»
Gold Cross lays out case
April 23, 2013 FAIRMONT — Gold Cross defended its relationship with Fairmont in a presentation Monday evening at City Hall. more »»
Local watering ban lifted
April 23, 2013 FAIRMONT — The recent rain and snow hasn’t been for nough. more »»
Tapia hearing pushed back
April 23, 2013 FAIRMONT — A probable cause hearing for a Fairmont woman facing criminal vehicular homicide charges has been pushed back because the defense is waiting on documents. more »» 
New leadership, focus at Elmore Academy
April 22, 2013 ELMORE — T.J. Mauer has one goal at Elmore Academy: “to turn these kids aroun. more »»
Cemetery faces financial crunch
April 20, 2013 FAIRMONT — The season typically runs from April 1 to Labor Day, when Lakeside Cemetery sees the most graveside visitors. more »»
Child abuse happens here
April 20, 2013 BLUE EARTH — “As a society, we have the mindset bad things don’t happen close to home,” says Zac Huntley. Many people believe child abuse doesn’t happen in rural area. more »»
Truman plans mini golf course
April 20, 2013 TRUMAN — On a hot summer day in Truman, you are likely to find who you are looking for at the pool. more »»
'Screen-free Week' aims for balance
April 20, 2013 FAIRMONT — What was once a week aimed at turning off the TV now encompasses more of the technology that is part of our everyday lives. “Screen-Free Week” is being observed April 28 through May . more »»
Area schools near new standard
April 19, 2013 FAIRMONT — Area high school graduation rates are generally on par with a new statewide effort to reach 90 percent by 2020.?But there is work to be don. more »»
Class providing help looking back
April 19, 2013 FAIRMONT — What is your history? Whether you can you trace your family bloodline back to the 1800s or if you barely know your first cousins, a genealogy class Monday can help you get started. more »» 
Winter won’t release us from its icy grip
April 18, 2013 FAIRMONT — This week is Severe Weather Awareness week in Minnesota, but the main weather story is still focused on winter storms. more »»
SongBlast hitting local stage
April 18, 2013 FAIRMONT — After a last-minute cancellation, Grande Romanza will not perform a revue of love songs from Broadway musicals, operetta and opera this Friday at Fairmont Opera House. more »»
Leaders pitch ideas for growth
April 17, 2013 FAIRMONT — Fairmont business leaders spent Tuesday afternoon examining the six major components of economic development and brainstorming about how the city can improve in each area. more »» 
El Rodeo destroyed in blaze
April 17, 2013 TRIMONT — A fire broke out at El Rodeo Restaurant and Bar in Trimont shortly after 3 a.m. Tuesday, destroying the building and keeping firefighters at the scene for 10 hours. more »» 
Holtey remembered as youth expo nears
April 17, 2013 FAIRMONT — As organizers of the Youth Activities Expo prepare for Thursday’s event, their thoughts have turned to Roger Holtey. Holtey spent years of his life devoted to encouraging local yout. more »»
County, state reach accord
April 17, 2013 BLUE EARTH — Faribault County commissioners on Tuesday accepted the state’s revised numbers for the reconstruction of Highway 169, and offered some advice to the state in retur. more »»
County may revive student program
April 17, 2013 FAIRMONT — It was an annual spring event until this year. more »»
Airport advisory group wants Bolton & Menk
April 16, 2013 FAIRMONT — The vote was unanimous this time around, with a citizen board agreeing that Bolton & Menk should remain the consultant at Fairmont Municipal Airport through September 2014. more »» |
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