FAIRMONT – With the retirement of Kahler Automation CEO John Christ, CFO Jessica Geelan has been named the new CEO, effective this past Wednesday. Kahler Automation provides automation solutions for agriculture companies. This includes data management, bulk material handling and logistics, ...
FAIRMONT – After the original was placed at the Jeffery Kot Fields in October by Advocates for Health, two new Public Access Safety Cabinets (PASC) have been added at Gomsrud Park and the Winnebago Diamonds in Fairmont. These cabinets include an AED, Narcan and a Stop the Bleed kit. This ...
FAIRMONT – As it works its way through legal challenges, a change in state law is planned to require social media platforms to display a mental health warning to users in Minnesota each time they are accessed, including links to mental health resources. The change was meant to go into effect July 1, but a lawsuit has been filed by NetChoice, a group representing social media messages. A motion has been filed by the MN Attorney General’s Office to dismiss the lawsuit and, if the dismissal is accepted, the AG’s Office has stated it will move to enforce the new law. In his ...
MARTIN COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Driving after revocation — Melissa M. Brase, 44, of Fairmont; Fidencio Paz Torres, 54, of Granada; fined $285. Michael D. Hatfield. 27, of Fairmont, was convicted of overwork/mistreat animals-deprive of food/shelter-m; senecned to jail 30 days, stay 30 days for one year, unsupervised probation one year, no same or similar, surrender dog to the Martin County Humane Society, no alcohol or controlled substance use with the exception of prescribed medications, no possession of alcohol or drugs with the exception of prescribed medications, random testing. ...
TRUMAN — The Truman City Library will be closed on Friday, July 3. As we celebrate our nation's independence, let's thank those who have served and sacrificed for our nation. Let's respect one another. We won't always agree, but we can always approach our differences with an open mind and ...
FAIRMONT – As it works its way through legal challenges, a change in state law is planned to require social media platforms to display a mental health warning to users in Minnesota each time they are accessed, including links to mental health resources. The change was meant to go into effect July 1, but a lawsuit has been filed by NetChoice, a group representing social media messages. A motion has been filed by the MN Attorney General’s Office to dismiss the lawsuit and, if the dismissal is accepted, the AG’s Office has stated it will move to enforce the new law. In his ...
