MARSHALL — Starting next year, more of the cost burden for programs like SNAP and assisted living support will be shifted down onto Minnesota counties, Southwest Health and Human Services Director Stacey Timm said. Timm said the cost pressure raises serious questions when it comes to ...
MARSHALL— The Farmers Market opens Saturday and will be held every Saturday through Oct. 31 from 7:30 a.m. to Noon, according to corrdinator Kim Guenther The market is located behind the Marshall Area YMCA in the Schwan's Parking Lot at 200 S. A Street. Live music is scheduled for many Saturdays throughout the summer and early fall. In addition to the Saturday market, Guenther stated that shoppers can visit the Tuesday mini market held today through Aug. 25, from 4:30-6 p.m. at Terrace 1872, next to MainStay Cafe in downtown Marshall. Visitors will find a variety of locally grown ...
RUTHTON — While Kayla Daniels filled the air with her music at the city park, hundreds of people lined up to purchase a hot dog or burger meal during the city’s annual Fourth of July celebration. “Between the hot dogs and the burgers we feed about 700 people,” said Brenda Dagel with ...
MARSHALL — The Independence Day celebrations in Marshall were interrupted by a passing rainstorm Saturday evening – but it didn’t dampen people’s spirits. While a lot of people at Independence Park clustered under awnings or the main picnic shelter to wait out the rain, some children ...
MARSHALL — An oncoming burst of rain interrupted some of the 4th of July festivities in Marshall on Saturday. The weather sent many visitors at Independence Park running for shelter to wait things out. While the Marshall city band wasn't able to give its whole planned concert, the rain let ...
REDWOOD COUNTY — Fireworks were used to damage property in rural Redwood County over the holiday weekend. The Redwood County Sheriff’s Office said Monday that it is looking for information regarding damage to two mailboxes. The incidents are under investigation. In a news release, the Sheriff’s Office said it received two reports Sunday about property damage in Sundown and Brookeville townships. When law enforcement spoke to the two property owners, officers learned that in each case an unknown person had put fireworks inside a mailbox and lit them. The fireworks caused the ...
