Winona Health’s Family Birth Center is holding a memorial ceremony on Saturday in support of families and individuals who have experienced the loss of a baby
For those looking to get into the Halloween spirit, Southeast Minnesota’s foremost paranormal investigator, Dr. Hawk Horvath’s local ghost tours and ghost hunting classes foster community around these collective experiences.
Rochester’s Rotary Clubs are collaborating with the organization, Braver Angels, for three workshops surrounding civil political discussion and understanding disagreements.
Soup preorders for the Channel One Regional Food Bank’s “Empty Bowls” fundraiser in Rochester close on Oct.7. When picking up your soup, you can choose a handmade bowl to bring home as well. All the funds will go to those facing food insecurity in the area.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is hosting a ‘Veterans Resource Fair and Claims Clinic’ from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the National Guard Armory in Faribault.
The Albert Lea City Council will vote on Sept. 14 to send a joint letter to the Minnesota DNR to pave the remaining gravel portion of the Blazing Star State Trail.
Central Springs High School was selected to receive $5,000 from T-Mobile, and is also being entered in a sweepstakes to receive a $1 million football field renovation.
Through Labor Day, you can spot firefighters collecting donations at major intersections, including Monroe Avenue and 1st Street NW. and near Fleet Farm and Menards.
Getting in early and staying late—for the past day, Rochester cleanup crews have been around the clock, conducting recovery after Wednesday’s overnight storm.
The Olmsted-Rochester K9 Foundation has presented the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office with a $15,000 check to cover medical expenses for one of its dogs.
The City of Rochester and Experience Rochester are celebrating the completion of a series of federally funded improvements, highlighted by a new electronic marquee at Mayo Civic Center.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is hosting a free, family-friendly drive-along tour Thursday to mark the 75th anniversary of the state’s Wildlife Management Areas.
