FAIRMONT – Looking to raise awareness and funds for Save One Life, an organization that helps children with bleeding disorders around the world, 75-year-old Richard Williams of Montana is going from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine, 300 miles a day, on just his 1980 Honda Gold Wing ...
FAIRMONT— The Fairmont City Council held its third budget workshop on Tuesday morning and the focus of this one was on the general fund and proposed 2027 tax levy. Right now, the city is looking at a proposed levy increase of 11.9 percent. In the prior two budget workshops, the council talked about the five year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) projects and budgets for each department, including parks and streets, fire and police and also proposals for a potential parks master plan and facilities condition and staffing needs assessments. Finance Director Paul Hoye said that on the ...
DUNNELL – This time last year, a flash flood caused by an isolated storm that downpoured on Dunnell waterlogged their lift station, ruined their trash water pump and caused sewer water to back up into some people’s homes. Now, they have picked up the pieces and put things on the right ...
FAIRMONT Friday, Aug. 28 12:36 a.m. — A noise complaint was reported at Blue Earth Avenue and Prairie Avenue. 7:36 a.m. — Police investigated a trespassing complaint in the 1900 block of Center Creek Drive. The call was cleared. 10:19 a.m. — A suspicious person was reported in the 200 block of Albion Avenue. 10:44 a.m. to 8:39 p.m. — (4) civil complaints were reported in Fairmont. 10:55 a.m. — A driving complaint was reported at Fairlakes Avenue and Canyon Drive. 11:08 a.m. to 4:32 p.m. — (3) trespassing complaints were reported in Fairmont. A non-traffic ...
FAIRMONT – Empower Martin County gave parents the opportunity to see inside a recreated teen bedroom at Fairmont High School’s Open House on Monday to test them on what they do and don’t know about teens and signs of drug and alcohol usage. Empower Martin County is an organization ...
FAIRMONT – A representative of the Rail to Trail project from Jackson to Fairmont gave the current status of the planning phase thus far at Monday's Martin County Economic Development Authority (EDA) meeting. Des Moines Valley Health and Human Services Representative Luke Ewald, who covers Jackson and Cottonwood Counties, said this started around four years ago when Jackson started a parks and trails master plan. "In 2023, when the city of Jackson was awarded the grant opportunity through MnDOT to make it more of a vision project, let's get to Fairmont," he said. "I realize that ...
