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‘Ivy Blu’ opens in Fairmont
April 13, 2013 FAIRMONT — With a front wall of windows and a downtown location right next to the historic Fairmont Opera House, Amber Schultz knew exactly where she wanted her clothing boutique from the moment she... more »» 
Benefit for Steele family coming up
April 13, 2013 SHERBURN — When the Steeles had their family portrait taken this past summer, there was a fear lurking in the back of Tracy Steele’s min. more »»
Noisy vehicles targeted
April 12, 2013 FAIRMONT — Those who are proud to have the loudest pipes in town might want to think about toning it down. more »» 
Dentist, wife set to retire
April 12, 2013 FAIRMONT — For 30 years, the Jorgensons have worked side by side at their dental practice and, in another month, the two will retire together. more »»
Neurologists call on Fairmont
April 12, 2013 FAIRMONT — On a rotating basis, five neurologists are commuting from Mankato’s Mayo Clinic Health System site to Fairmont. more »»
State controls local water issue
April 11, 2013 FAIRMONT — Fairmont has been drawing four times more water than what the state allows, or so said a recent article in the St. Paul Pioneer Press. more »»
Consolidation vote slated
April 11, 2013 ARMSTRONG — Thanks to bad weather, only a small crowd turned out Wednesday for a hearing on the proposed consolidation of Armstrong-Ringsted and Sentral school districts. more »»
Land swap deal finally gets OK
April 11, 2013 BLUE EARTH — The land swap issue that has been batted back and forth from the Blue Earth City Council to the Faribault County Fair Board for months has been decided. more »»
School set to drill well
April 10, 2013 FAIRMONT — Fairmont Area School Board is moving forward with installing a well on district property in order to water the high school athletic fields. more »»
PUC: It will not ban private wells
April 10, 2013 FAIRMONT — Fairmont Public Utilities Commission is no longer considering a ban on private wells. The group met Tuesday to discuss the subject. more »»
School has new administrative plan
April 10, 2013 FAIRMONT — Fairmont Area is planning to reconfigure its administrative team and change the way its school days are structured. The ideas were discussed at a school board work session Tuesday. more »»
W’bago fire squad officers get raise
April 10, 2013 WINNEBAGO — It came down to a split vote Tuesday but Winnebago City Council approved giving the fire department officers raises totaling nearly $2,000. more »»
'Girls Night Out' making return
April 10, 2013 BLUE EARTH — Get ready to have some fun, visit local businesses and contribute to a good cause during the Second Annual Girls Night Out in Blue Earth from 4-9 p.m. Friday. more »» 
Premiere Video closing up
April 9, 2013 FAIRMONT — It’s the way things are going these days. With Redbox, Netflix and other online streaming options, video stores are becoming a thing of the pas. more »»
Gold Cross lease stirs debate
April 9, 2013 FAIRMONT — Since 2002, Gold Cross has been leasing space in Fairmont’s fire hall for $1 per year, and Fairmont City Council is determined to put an end to this arrangemen. more »» 
Boy’s journey has ups, downs
April 8, 2013 FAIRMONT — Johnathon Obray just turned 5 years old, and he knows what he likes: jumping on his trampoline, playing soldiers and wrestling. He also knows what he doesn’t like: going to school. more »» 
Couple running chiropractic office
April 8, 2013 WINNEBAGO — Dr. Chasten Fenger knows what it’s like to work on a farm, with the toll it can take on the body. “Growing up on a farm [near Wabasso], I have a respect for farmers,” he said. more »» 
Local youth show talent at Red Rock
April 8, 2013 An attempt to showcase local young talent in all mediums was the thought behind the Red Rock’s Got Talent show held Saturda. more »»
Police warn teens to buckle up
April 5, 2013 FAIRMONT — A new seat belt enforcement wave that begins today will focus on young drivers, with hopes of getting them in the good habit of buckling up every time they are in a vehicle. more »» 
Masons' mystery is mild
April 4, 2013 FAIRMONT — On the 200 block of Downtown Plaza, next to an empty storefront formerly occupied by the Salvation Army thrift store, is a locked door bearing the words “Masonic Temple. more »» |
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