In addition to attending the event, there are several sponsorship opportunities available.

The Prairie Island Indian Community Office of Emergency Management is updating the tribe’s Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP).

The day kicks off with a Craft Show from 9 am to 3 pm, featuring local vendors and handmade goods.

The exclusive local foods event convenes wholesale buyers and food entrepreneurs to enhance local food systems, build more resilient communities and offer consumers more local fare options.

Minnesota State College Southeast will present the annual Strings, Winds & Brass Concert at Red Wing’s Sheldon Theatre, Sunday, March 22 at 4 p.m.

The Goodhue County Assessor’s Office will be performing on-site reassessments of properties in 2026.

Dr. Kurt Oettel, an oncologist from La Crosse, will be available in Wabasha twice a month to see patients, ensuring expert care is accessible without the long drive.

The University of Wisconsin-River Falls expects to award approximately $2.5 million in scholarships in 2026-2027, helping more than 1,400 undergraduate students pay for college.

The City of Elgin hasd given notice that the Board of Appeal and Equalization will be open Monday, April 6th through Friday, May 29th.

The roof had collapsed from weight of snow prior to their arrival, which could have caused ignition. Exact source of ignition is unknown at this time.

Contact MNSNAP at 612-720-8236 to make your appointment.

Friday at 4 pm. attendees will step into the shadows of the 1920s and enter the Moonlight Club at the Lake City City Hall Ballroom, 205 Center Street.

This funding, along with a local match, will allow the Port Authority to provide small, low interest gap financing loans to local businesses to help them move their projects forward.

To make these new snowflakes a reality, Downtown Main Street needs $32,000, but thanks to a dollar-for-dollar matching campaign from the Downtown Philanthropic Collaborative through March, all donations made by the community will be doubled.

A bill passed by the House Transportation Committee would rename a stretch of Highway 58 in southeastern Minnesota after a fallen Zumbrota police officer/firefighter.

According to the City's Snow & Ice Control Policy, all vehicles parked on city streets designated as Snow Emergency Routes must be moved and remain off these streets until noon on Monday, March 16.

Applications are due to SMIF by Tuesday, March 17, at 2 pm.

One of Red Wing's standout projects is Eagle House. Upon completion, the historic renovated building will include retail space and 12 new apartment units.

If you are willing to serve for a few hours, your support would make a meaningful difference during these final 2 nights of the season.

You are invited to join the celebration at the National Eagle Center in Wabasha this weekend for their Annual SOAR With the Eagles Festival.