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New street signs coming to Fairmont

FAIRMONT— The Fairmont City Council approved of getting new street signs at its meeting on Monday. Fairmont’s Public Works Director, Matthew York said, “In 2023 I noticed that our street name signs were not all in compliance with the MUTCD (Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices) to ...

Martin County Library launches summer programs

FAIRMONT— The Martin County Library branches of Fairmont, Sherburn, Trimont and Truman are roaring with new dino-themed opportunities. They have officially launched the children’s summer reading program, “Unearth A Story.” “It’s exciting. It’s fun,” said Children’s and Young ...

Lewisville anniversary celebration June 19, 20

TRUMAN — Be sure to check out the Jaguar Community Education flyer for all the classes and activities being offered. If you have any questions, call the community education office at (507) 776-2111 ext. 3912. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is waiving entrance and vehicle ...

Ceylon considers Emerald Ash Borer solution

CEYLON — During the Ceylon City Council meeting on Tuesday, Kevin Njoes from Easy System Environmental Solutions presented information about the Terreplenish regenerative microbial solution for trees affected by Emerald Ash Borer disease in its first stages. The company is part of the Easy System in Mankato. He described the solution as putting trees on steroids. The tree absorbs more water and helpful elements. Ceylon has used the injection method on seven trees in the park. He described it as insecticide and it would kill the borer. The problem is that a bird may eat the dead ...

FOH Youth Theater triples the fun with upcoming shows

FAIRMONT — Whether audiences are looking to search for a bear, encounter various animals or witness underwater adventures, the children of the Fairmont Opera House (FOH) Youth Theater camp programs are ready to spread fun with three upcoming theater productions. While the Fairmont Opera ...

Beletti touches on E bike rules

FAIRMONT— Fairmont Police Chief Mike Beletti spoke during Monday’s city council meeting to provide some information on E bikes and E scooters safety and regulations. “We went over this a month or so ago when we really started to see E bikes and motorized equipment out on our streets ...