The City of Minneota is having the concrete tour open from the recent sewer and water project re-ground at the city landfill. It will be used by the city and sold to individuals.
Minneota’s speech team has clinched state berths in four categories by placing in the top three at the Section 3A meet on Saturday at Southwest Minnesota State University in Marshall.
The Senate version of a bill Rep. Chris Swedzinski, R-Ghent, authored to put the brakes on state agencies implementing ditch-mowing regulations was signed into law on Friday.
Even when closed, your windows and doors may be more open than you realize, letting warm air escape in winter and heat to enter in summer.
The highly controversial “Buffer Laws” mandated by the state, are still being “tweaked” as landowners keep an open eye on exactly what they are dealing with.
Lyon County Commissioner Charlie Sanow made it clear Tuesday he didn’t want any member of the county board or any employee, speaking for the board in any communication unless all board members have
The Minnesota House on Thursday approved a bill providing $1.35 billion in tax relief over the next two years, including a $270 million reduction on the state Social Security income tax.