NEW ULM — According to the USDA, fertilizer and nitrogen costs rose by a quarter to a third in the past couple weeks. Four U.S. lawmakers from the Midwest are working together to help farmers deal with those rising input costs Bipartisan bills introduced in March by U.S. senators Amy ...
MARSHALL — An Iowa man, 19, was arrested for DWI and drug possession, and a 20-year-old man was cited for underage consumption, at 12:38 a.m. Friday at the intersection of East College Drive and South Bruce Street, Marshall Police said. MARSHALL — A report was sent to the county ...
MINNEOTA — More than a century of family ownership can be found at Gislason’s Hardware in downtown Minneota. Owners Barb Rye and Dave Fahey offer an extensive selection of hardware and farm supplies, along with gift items. Rye is a fourth generation owner, a tradition that dates back to ...
WABASSO — The last two seasons have marked a period of tremendous growth for the Wabasso boys basketball team, with the Rabbits going 26-4, reaching the subsection championship game for the first time in over a decade and winning the Tomahawk/Valley Conference for the first time ever. The ...
It all started out as a project to help provide beds for area children without a place to sleep. Over the past three years, the Help Tuck Them In program has grown – and the nonprofit is getting some regional recognition. This week, Lyon-Lincoln Electric Cooperative announced that Help Tuck ...
Area state legislators said they aren’t optimistic about the chances of passing reforms to Minnesota’s paid medical and family leave laws this session. “I still think we need to make some common-sense changes to this bill,” Sen. Gary Dahms, R-Redwood Falls, said Wednesday. However, ...