The Catholic Daughters of the Americas local Court St. Joan of Arc No. 1291 is offering a $500 scholarship to a 2020 graduating Catholic girls who plans to continue her formal education.
Bernice B. Wyffels, 89, of Jacksonville, IL and formerly of Minneota, MN passed away Friday, February 14, 2020 at Heritage Health in Jacksonville, IL.
Minneota recently showed why it’s the top-ranked team in Class A, steamrolling Central Minnesota Christian School 62-27 in the Camden Conference championship on Monday night.
The 36th annual Farm Outlook & Education Seminar has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 18 from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Two Minnesota farmers are being recognized for their commitment to agriculture, water quality, and wildlife.
New and potential farmers in Minnesota face multiple barriers that make it more difficult for the next generation to enter or stay in agriculture, more than 200 people told the Minnesota Department
WoMen’s Rural Advocacy Programs, Inc. (WRAP) “This is the fourth year WRAP has hosted an event such as this.
WoMen’s Rural Advocacy Programs, Inc. (WRAP) will host a rally on Tuesday, February 25 from 445-6:30pm at the Marshall-Lyon County Library. Event attendees called on elected officials at the Capitol to support survivors and domestic violence services. Advocates asked elected officials to invest in domestic abuse transformation programming, housing, public transportation, and programs that serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Approximately 94,000 Minnesotans live with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, and a quarter-million people provide unpaid care to these individuals. The value of this care to Minnesota and society is over $3.5 billion dollars per year, which exceeds the annual revenue of some Fortune 500 companies. In a tour across the state of Minnesota, Professor Gaugler hopes to meet with families and professionals to talk about Alzheimer’s disease, share information and stories, and help us realize we are not alone on the dementia journey.
Approximately 94,000 Minnesotans live with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, and a quarter-million people provide unpaid care to these individuals.