FAIRMONT – The new Fairmont Area Pickleball Association (FAPA) is serving up pickleball opportunities for Fairmont and the surrounding communities. FAPA President Craig St. John, who has played pickleball for five years said, “It feels good that we have our different groups that formed ...
FAIRMONT – With the city of Fairmont’s curbside leaf program having started around 2006, there are no signs of stopping as it enters 20 years of providing an important service for Fairmont citizens. Looking back through the past few years, Public Works Superintendent Nick Lardy said the ...
FAIRMONT—Hot off the press, Lenny Tvedten’s newest book, this one on Martin County farm history, was just delivered this week. The book shares the background, stories and photos of about 50 farms throughout the county. The Martin County Historical Society Executive Director started in ...
FAIRMONT— There are six in the running to be the next mayor of Fairmont. Peter Bode, Logan Kelly, Krystaline Krumrey, Nathanael Landsteiner, Jerome Niss and Todd Smith will all appear on the ballot on Nov. 3. They were all asked the same four questions and below are their responses. Smith acknowledged receipt of the questions but chose not to provide answers to any. 1. What is your background and why are you running for mayor? Bode: I am running for mayor with a background in political science, conflict studies and a decade of work in government at the municipal, regional and state ...
CEYLON — A cribbage tournament will begin with registration at 1:15 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Welcome Legion Hall. All cribbage players are welcome to join. Cribbage tournaments are planned for the second and third Saturdays of each month from October to March at the Welcome Legion ...
FAIRMONT – About 30 people from area agencies spent the last five days in a 40-hour training, working on necessary situational skills with the Minnesota Crisis Intervention Team. The team goes across Minnesota helping law enforcement and emergency agencies learn how to help people in ...
