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Lend Me a Tenor takes flight

There’s a bit confusion on Owatonna high school’s stage this spring.

The inheritance of Christ

This week is Holy Week.  For some that means Chocolate candy.  For others it means special services at church.  It ca

Sweet photography on display at bakery

Perfect Day Cakes isn’t just tickling the taste buds, but creating a feast for all the senses.

A sinking concern over public works

In light of the recent developments with the Public Works Complex, some issues apparently continue to arise. 

FFA Alumni: Helping the cause at Triton, K-M

Watch out for Triton High School’s FFA chapter.
It’s about 50 to 55 students strong, and growing.

God Really Wants Hear From You!

While trying to teach one of my young daughters about prayer, the conversation went something like this… 

Courthouse on track

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Food Shelf concert set for March 26

The 23rd-annual Food Shelf Christian music concert will be held at 2 p.m.

Easter Egg Hunt set for April 8

The Kasson Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m.

K-M hosts band concert

Kasson-Mantorville High School’s jazz, symphonic and concert bands joined Chamber ensembles March 14 in a band concer

God Becomes Man

The greatest non-fiction story in history: God became man to redeem humanity. Isn't it amazing what God did?

Commerce Department offers post-storm assistance

The Department of Commerce’s Consumer Services Center is available to help consumers with questions, concerns, or com

Tornado rips through Clarks Grove

The National Weather Service made it official early Tuesday ruling that considerable property damage in Clarks Grove

New County Public Works Building on shaky ground

“Have you read the FEMA report?” was a question posed by former Owatonna Ag teacher and soils specialist, Brian Kosel

Woman of Achievement

From among five nominees, Owatonna Business Women awarded Cheri Krejci the honor of the 2017 Women of achievement at

Feedlot proposal stirs a stink near Ellendale

A proposed feedlot that would house nearly 50,000 turkeys in western Steele County is drawing a stink with at least o

Courthouse renovations under consideration

Repairs at the courthouse continue to move forward.