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State committee stops to see Fairmont road project site

FAIRMONT— On Wednesday the House Capital Investment Committee stopped in Fairmont to view and hear about a street reconstruction project that’s being considered for inclusion in a 2026 Capital Investment Bill. The $10.9 million dollar projects include an extension of Fairlakes Avenue from ...

Local professional tackling paid leave with upcoming workshop

FAIRMONT – In response to a rise in interest and concerns about the Minnesota Paid Leave law taking effect on Jan. 1, 2026, Crystal Hanson, Founder and Principal Consultant of South Creek HR, is collaborating with the Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce to host a workshop. The workshop will ...

Sherburn City Council looks into cemetery business

SHERBURN — At the Sherburn City Council meeting on Monday, a presentation was given about the ownership of the Cemetery and the Cemetery Association bylaws and meetings, and paying for keeping the cemetery clean. Several residents at the meeting agreed that something is not correct with the ...

Many Halloween events in Truman

TRUMAN — A Halloween party for kids ages 12 and under will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25 at the old Lewisville City Hall. Activities include a costume party, games and snacks from 4 to 5 p.m. Costume judging will be at 5 pm. Bring your pre-decorated pumpkins for a pumpkin ...

Voting day fast approaching for Fairmont referendum

FAIRMONT – While absentee and mail voting are open now, there are fewer than two weeks before the in-person vote on Nov. 4 and the choice on the Fairmont Area Schools referendum is made. The referendum covers multiple changes in the elementary and high school buildings. For the elementary ...

Faribault Co. considers rifles for deer hunting

BLUE EARTH— Will deer hunters in Faribault County be able to use high-power rifles to hunt deer during the 2026 deer hunting season? That is a question Faribault County sheriff Scott Adams told the commissioners they will have to make a decision on during the next year. “Last Wednesday, ...