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Triton Business Professionals of America sent 27 students to the annual State Leadership Conference, held March 8-10 in Minneapolis.
Three students won trips to the National BPA Conference, and 14 members earned recognition for placing in the top 10 of their events.
Those heading to the national...
John Losee doesn’t have to travel far to display his equipment for visitors coming to the North America Farm and Power Show in Owatonna.
As owner of Northland Farm Systems, Losee has less than a mile to go to bring his exhibit to the Farm and Power Show, which has become an important part of...
There’s a Facebook photo showing a boy lifting his little sister up off the floor from behind, something loving siblings tend to do.
They are smiling big, enjoying the moment captured on film by a proud parent.
They weren’t born brother and sister. The boy was born in Russia, the girl in Poland....
One person was injured March 8 in a vehicle rollover near the Al-Corn Clean Fuel ethanol plant in Claremont.
The semi-truck driver, Donyell Tyrone Roberts, of St. Paul, was heading to the plant when his vehicle rolled on the frontage road near Highway 14 at 120th Avenue (West Street) and 621st...
Acknowledging that the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office was a “broken” agency four years ago, Sheriff Scott Rose has focused on repairing the damage during his first term as the county’s top law enforcer.
It proved to be a painful transition for Rose, as he walked into a department struggling to...
Dodge County authorities have arrested a student from Triton High School in connection with social media threats of harming people at the school.
Sheriff Scott Rose said his office received information indicating the student had advised other students both verbally and via Snapchat that they better...
Michele A. Lawson was named postmaster of the Blooming Prairie Post Office on Feb. 17.
“I wear lots of different hats,” she said. “For example, I was postmaster, supervisor, mail carrier, clerk, landscaper and maintenance person, all in one day.”
Lawson became acting postmaster on Dec. 28, 2016....
At its regular meeting Monday night, Mantorville city council members made several decisions that illustrated some of the myriad ways tax dollars are spent to keep the city running on an even keel.
Rip rap – large loose rock - needs to be replaced on the bank near Casey’s General Store to halt...
Kasson-Mantorville High School teacher Amory Olson applied a while back for KIMT TV’s “Giving Your Best” award, which promotes community awareness of non-profit programs and works on projects with award-winners.
She was surprised when a KIMT representative visited her classroom recently to present...
