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This will be the board’s second special workshop on this topic, the first one having been held April 1st.

4-H Leadership Scholarship Three $1,000 scholarships are awarded to three graduating seniors who have shown exemplary leadership in the Goodhue County 4-H program and who will be pursuing a post high school education next year

You can view and bid on silent auction items now online at https://www.gchabitat.org/shs.

Topics discussed will include lock and dam operations and upcoming projects, dredged materials management program, shoreline management and other environmental activities.

The Meet Me Under the Bridge Concert Series on Fridays from June 13 – August 29 starting at 7 pm in Heritage Park on Main Street West and the shows offer a wide variety of music.

The Plainview News reports a $2,500 grant to the Plainview Area Community and Youth Center will support the facility’s Summer Concert Series and food purchases.

Yard waste, garbage, and demolition materials will not be accepted.

When deputies arrived on scene, they found six campers sustained damage.

Red Wing Earth Week kicks off Sunday, and there are themed days and community events designed to bring people together around the slogan of "Clean Earth – Green Earth."

Lake Hits 95 and Wild Wings Plaza in Lake City, 2101 Highway 61 South, are teaming up to bring the community the 1st Annual Easter Egg-Stravaganza Hunt this weekend.

Campers will enjoy exploring the outdoors, games, cabin life, campfires, educational programs, & so much more.

The community is invited to a free event at the Red Wing YMCA next week sponsered by Hope Coalition.

The Mobile Outreach will visit the Zumbro Falls Food Shelf from 11 am to 1 pm Tuesday, April 22nd.

According to the Plainview News, the grant would assist the city in providing funds to assist residents of low to moderate income facilitate improvements to their homes.

April is National Safe Digging Month, which serves as a reminder that digging without locating utility lines causes injuries, loss of life, and property damage every year.

Analysts say they expect higher prices as more people drive in the spring and the refineries switch to summer-grade blends.

The bus will stop at the Wastewater Treatment Plant to receive a tour of the facility and a progress report on the facility study from Bolton and Menk.

As long-term dog park planning continues, the temporary location provides two fenced-in spaces (one for large breeds and one for small breeds) to run free.

The entire amount will be used to fund Golden Gate Bridge Scholarships, awarding $1,500 scholarships to 20 Southeast students each year.

The Wabasha Ambulance Association is hosting a delicious fundraiser in early May during the 100 Mile Garage Sale Weekend.