Pastor, wife receive 'Minneota Nice' welcome
Sitting outside their home across the street from Hope Lutheran Church, Pastor Allen Campbell and his wife Sally reflected on life in the "big" city.
Sitting outside their home across the street from Hope Lutheran Church, Pastor Allen Campbell and his wife Sally reflected on life in the "big" city.
Despite North Pole Extravaganza being cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the One More Time silent auction this past Saturday at the VFW drew many bidders. The money raised goes to the St.
This gnome, which was shown unpainted in the Mascot several weeks ago, was recently painted and affixed with a flag for Veterans Day.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 199 will be observing Veterans Day with a unique "Elevate the Poppy" with a Make and/or Take Jewelry fundraiser with proceeds going directly to assist veter
Tammy Esping passes out candy to Cruella de Vil, aka Hazel Hammer, 3, on the east side of Minneota during Halloween on Saturday. Hammer is the daughter of Samantha and Michael Hammer.
Royce Pochardt, 4, and Regan Pochardt, 2, painted pumpkins, as did Bria Abraham, 2, during Harvest Festival at City Hall Bar & Grill during Harvest Festival on Saturday.
"This so overwhelming," said a teary-eyed Chris DeVos about the outpouring of support people in and around the area that showed for her during a fundraising even Saturday at the Sportsmen
Minneota has been blessed with some pretty good kickers over the course of the football team's program.
A year ago on Oct. 18, the high temperature in Minneota was 65 degrees. On Monday, Oct. 18, 2020, the first snow of the season hit the area in the morning.
Carey and Pete Doycher have their home decorated for fall and Halloween with several pumpkins, gourds, a bat, and even a stuffed Minneota football scarecrow.