SNOW, HIGH WINDS CAUSE HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS
After having a mostly mild winter, a recent winter storm brought freezing rain, strong winds and blowing and drifting snow last Thursday and caused schools to be closed, events to be postponed or c
After having a mostly mild winter, a recent winter storm brought freezing rain, strong winds and blowing and drifting snow last Thursday and caused schools to be closed, events to be postponed or c
Angela Kern has been hired as the new Minneota City Clerk, it was recently announced.
Kern, who grew up in Minneota, began her duties last week.
Despite having six seniors graduate last year, Minneota Speech Coach Kim Gades refuses to use the word "rebuild" when referring to the upcoming season.
Sarah Engels, a senior Biochemistry major/bio minor student at South Dakota State University - College of Natural Sciences, was awarded first place in a recent "Science as Art Competition"
Small businesses and nonprofits in Lyon County impacted by COVID-19 can apply to receive a grant to help with expenses incurred during the pandemic.
Last week a bill was introduced in the Minnesota Senate giving school districts the option to determine their own procedures and timelines for reopening.
State Rep. Chris Swedzinski (R-Ghent) and Sen. Jeff Howe (R-Rockville) are authoring legislation to eliminate the shotgun-only zone during the regular firearms seasons in Minnesota.
The Lyon County Historical Society Museum has opened its much-anticipated second floor exhibit, Executive Director Jennifer Andries reported.
As teachers and students adjust to new ways of learning in 2021, Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom (MAITC) is responding to changing needs for K-12 education with the launch of Minnesota AgMag
100 Years Ago
(Jan. 18, 1921)