The paper would love to come visit and hear your stories, or speak on the phone if you know of such a place and would like to share.

The grant is for the expansion of Dakota language into our elementary schools.

They will continue to push for an in person market next year, but until then you can get your fresh, local farmers market products with a drive-thru OR delivery option.

The event today is at the Red Wing Public Library, 225 East Avenue, from 11 am – 1 pm.

The nearly year-long legal battle between Wabasha County Attorney Matthew Stinson and the Wabasha County Board of Commissioners has taken another turn.

PEM Community Schools are excited to announce the PEM Student Council will be participating in the Childhood Cancer Toy drive for the 3rd year in a row.

A cast of scientists are trying to determine the cause of solar flares that are threatening to destroy the earth and our heroes try to save the day.

The community is invlited to learn about it during the Open House at the Twin Bluffs Water Treatment Plant (1468 Pioneer Road) on Saturday, from 11 am to 1 pm.

They will be holding a Job Fair on Thursday from 10 am – 2 pm at the Post Office, 222 West Avenue.

People who wait all year for the changing of the leaves in southeast Minnesota will be glad to hear this is the week where most of the area is at peak color or close to it.

Natalie Lande, Development and Communications Coordinator, says this Thursday’s Gala at the St. James Hotel, Summit Room is sold out and they are so thankful for their sponsors and support from the community.

The Wabasha Rotary Club Star of Hope is bringing you something brand new this year, Battle of the Bands.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is asking Minnesota businesses and residents to provide feedback on the final draft of the Minnesota State Rail Plan.

Buying a button allows Downtown Main Street to continue to make the Holiday Stroll better and better. This small donation goes toward creating annual holiday magic.

The FREE event is from  4:30–6:30 pm at the Willow Brooke Farm, 29212 Orchard Road.

PEM Elementary School students recently raised $24,000 to help pay for a new all-inclusive, Bulldog-themed ‘Playground of Paws-Abilities’.

Workers at Xcel Energy’s Prairie Island Nuclear Plant began a weeks-long refueling and maintenance effort recently.

Primary business operations must be located in SMIF’s region, which includes 20 counties and one Native nation, including Goodhue and Wabasha Counties.

Participating retailers and restaurants downtown and West End District Friday, November 7th and Saturday, November 8th will be offering special promotions and exclusive offers.

They want all youth to feel comfortable walking through the Haunted Barn, so for a less scary experience youth can get a lantern from a 4-H'er before walking through.