Outgoing Chief Nelson, “more importantly I need to spend time with my family”; Nfld Chief Elliott plans continued collaboration with agencies; Farewell car parade for Ruth Hickey; Photogs get your pics in to the City of Nfld
By Teri Knight, News Director By now the entire community should know that Northfield Police Chief Monte Nelson retires today. He has served our community
FB Marketplace and inmate help ID suspect in burglary case; Nfld District to offer dedicated online learning for those who do not want their child in class; District to take possession of new Greenvale building
By Teri Knight, News Director A Webster man has been arrested in connection with a burglary wherein items that were stolen were recognized on Facebook
Incoming Chief Elliott discusses the transition, his experience and more; Dundas ok’s Comp Plan, Kwik Trip set for Aug 10 Grand Opening; 4 seats open for Nfld School Board – Stratmoen files
By Teri Knight, News Director Incoming Police Chief Mark Elliott was on the KYMN Morning Show earlier today. He discussed the transition, his experience and
“This is a heavy lift”, says Hillmann as they plan for 20/21; Albert Lea man charged with vehicle theft; Don’t plant those seeds; Merchants staff donates to CAC
By Teri Knight, News Director This is a big week for school districts across the State as the Governor prepares to announce plans for the
Minnesotans Report Receiving Mystery Seeds Appearing to Come from China
Recipients of seed packages should contact the MDA St. Paul, MN: The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) has been receiving reports of residents receiving unsolicited
Haider promoted to Deputy Chief; Draheim comments on unemployment and allowing school districts to choose how they return to teaching; Cannon Falls PD and Library team up to collect masks
By Teri Knight, News Director With the retirement of Northfield Police Chief Chief Monte Nelson, Deputy Chief Mark Elliott was chosen to lead the department
Missing teen from Brown County
Hoffmann was found on Friday, however, the BCA just updated at 8:15am July 27th, that he is safe. The Brown County Sheriff’s Office is requesting
CRDVOTF seize 4.5 lbs. of methamphetamine
On July 8th, 2020 Agents with the Cannon River Drug and Violent Offender Task Force, the MN River Valley Drug Task Force and the MN
TIF approved for 32 unit affordable townhomes; Nfld Council will take up channelizers at Aug. 4th meeting; City seeks public comment on Water St. closure between Bridge Sq. and the Dam; Tour De SAVE tomorrow
By Teri Knight, News Director The Northfield Council voted to approve Tax Increment Financing for the Spring Creek II affordable housing project this week. Mayor
Nfld Council shuts down Charter Oath – contentious history between Charter Commission and Council; Nfld council mask mandate nullified by Statewide order; Sen. Draheim comments on mask mandate and police reform bill
By Teri Knight, News Director The Northfield Council, on a 3 to 4 vote, chose not to include the City’s Charter in their Oath of
Nfld Council votes YES to mandate masks; Nfld Chief says being an SRO was a “great privilege”; NAFRS does the shuffle to fill retired firefighter positions
By Teri Knight, News Director The Northfield City Council votes unanimously to mandate masks inside buildings within the city. Administrator Martig explained that means in
Stimulus $ will pay for iPads for every student; CR 48/Hwy 21 intersection change to alleviate crashes; Local brothers called out on pushing far right volatility; Chief Nelson reflects on his career
By Teri Knight, News Director The Northfield School District will receive $380,000 in Federal stimulus money. Northfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann said the School
Northfield has a well-respected Police force; Nfld Council will vote on requiring masks in City-owned buildings, ponder a mandate; Council holding hearings on TIF and Charter oath
By Teri Knight, News Director Northfield has been fortunate over the last dozen or so years to have a well-respected police force, in large part
“this is still a pandemic”, decisions on Fall school will be based on Public Health; New painted bikes lanes can be confusing; Nfld begins budget process; Put Webster back together
By Teri Knight, News Director Whatever decision is made from the State regarding Public Schools start of the 2020/21 school year, Northfield Schools Superintendent Dr.
Hazards ID’d, roles defined – new EOP could take over a year to complete; Rice Co. receives $8 mil in covid relief; City of Dundas update
By Teri Knight, News Director The Northfield City council discussed their Emergency Operations Plan. Police Chief Monte Nelson explained that the last time the manual
3 teams wrestle 3 scenarios for Fall learning in School District; Murder suspect apprehended; Dairy farmer webinar on Covid financial programs
By Teri Knight, News Director “To start off, every Educator in the Country would clearly prefer to be back in person with kids as normal”, Northfield
BCA searching for suspect in fatal stabbing; Carleton prepares for $11 million budget deficit; Dundas Plan Comm. to hold hearing on Child Care center
By Teri Knight, News Director UPDATE from the BCA: 8:24am 7-15-20 OWATONNA DEATH INVESTIGATION UPDATE The man identified as a person of interest in the
CAC finds much community support for Hillcrest affordable housing; Carleton to open at 85% capacity – health and safety a priority; Franchise fees, $ from Covid relief, EOP on council agenda
By Teri Knight, News Director The Hillcrest Motel site in Northfield has been eyed for affordable housing for some time. There were 7 units but
NHS keeps door open to public restroom; Felon voting controversy; Hwy 60/57 roundabout now open; City wins GreenStep award
By Teri Knight, News Director In 2011, the Northfield Historical Society entered into a Forgivable Loan and Facility Use Agreement with the City of Northfield
Trench collapse buries man to his chest; City gets less than 1% interest rate on bonding sale – leads to reduction in assessments; Court trials resuming as zoom hearings continue; NDDC is Accredited Main Street
By Teri Knight, News Director Faribault Fire and Police responded to a trench collapse yesterday afternoon. Around 12:30, they received a call to 1340 Matteson
Nfld Council moving toward requiring masks citing health and economy; Carleton requires masks in all buildings and some outdoor spaces; CRWP photo contest
By Teri Knight, News Director With a petition and a plea to understand the rules and enforcement, the Northfield City Council last night, was faced