LBSA: Why Community Matters – Stronger Together
In our continuing series Teri Knight talks with Community Action Centers Scott Wopata and Anika Rychner who teamed up with the CAC to provide support
Fair street assessments… or not; Going to Family Fare? Wear a mask; Navigating the labyrinth of medical and school services and WHY community matters
By Teri Knight, News Director Fair street assessments are a perennial topic for the Northfield City Council. This year is no different. According to law,
Challenge of the Yukon – The Black Husky
The second episode of Challenge of the Yukon, called “The Black Husky”, features young Northfield actors and actresses recreating the historic radio play via Zoom.
LBSA: Why Community Matters – Home Sweet Home
In our continuing series Teri Knight talks with Vickie Dilley and Lynn and Randy Miland. They are parents of adult children with autism who live
We're still here for you parade in Faribault today – Lonsdale on May 5th
Police – Fire – County – City – Schools are putting on a parade for the public this morning at 11:30. Click on the link
Congresswoman Angie Craig, Senator Smith Host DEED and SBA for Constituent Briefing TONIGHT at 6pm
[04/28/20] – Today, Congresswoman Angie Craig and Senator Tina Smith will host a constituent briefing with the MN Department of Employment and Economic Development Commissioner
Excess Ag products and closed processing plants; Wells checks in with 2 students/Hillmann updates on distance learning; "Rewarding, fun, meaningful" and challenging say staffers at LBSA
By Teri Knight, News Director Agriculture is top of mind for District 20 Senator Rich Draheim. Yesterday the Senate discussed the excess ag products with
LBSA: Why Community Matters – A Revolving Door
In our continuing series Teri Knight talks with Meghan Kuechenmeister and Kathy Davidson who highlight staffing challenges, how uncertain government funding directly impacts the quality
Faribault man charged with burglary of campers at Rice County Fairgrounds; Why Community Matters – All Walks of Life; NH&C offering Video Visits
By Teri Knight, News Director Several campers and RV’s were ransacked and damaged at the Rice County Fairgrounds. On Saturday morning Faribault police officers were
LBSA: Why Community Matters – All Walks of Life
In our continuing series, Teri Knight talks with Nicole Laudont, Director of Oak St. Services and mother of a 2 year old boy with autism;
Explosion and resulting fire destroys home – southeast of Faribault
At 8:45 am on April 24, 2020, the Faribault Fire Department, Rice County Sherriff’s Office, MN State Patrol and North Memorial Ambulance Service responded to
Suspicious devices/makeshift lab found in Northfield
On April 24, 2020 at 11:50 am the Northfield Police Department received a call from a concerned citizen reporting that he found a pipe bomb
Hillmann comments on extension of long distance learning; Care/training for the dogs doesn't stop – major Believet fundraiser does; Dundas farmers improving water quality; An era ends
By Teri Knight, News Director “We’re going to be extending the distant learning throughout the rest of the year”, Governor Walz’s announcement yesterday. Northfield School Superintendent
"Why Community Matters" – an introduction
“Why Community Matters” is a mini-series that focuses on Laura Baker Services Association. We’re shedding light on the positive impacts and the value that service
Matt Hillmann
Northfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann talked with Jeff Johnson after the Governor’s announcement on the extension of distance learning through the rest of the
CRDVOTF gets another major drug bust; Council split on another Nfld EV Charging Station; NAFRS changes protocol amid covid
By Teri Knight, News Director Twenty five pounds of methamphetamine. One million dollar street value. The Cannon River Drug and Violent Offender Task Force (CRDVOTF)
Austin woman leads 18 mile chase topping 100mph; Martig turns down raise; Roundabout work at 246 & Jefferson will close intersection late May/early June; Draheim wants to plan for slowly reopening business; Nfld Shares has a big thank-you to volunteers
By Teri Knight, News Director An Austin woman led police on an 18 mile chase through parts of Rice County and Le Sueur Counties reaching
Main Street Project – a non-profit – is seeking an Executive Director
Main Street Project is committed to advancing a resilient agriculture system, and is looking for a new Executive Director who can help lead and manage an
NRC's Nordine on Covid-19 cases; Draheim wants to see production of drugs brought closer to home; Sewers and supplies still wanted as Ness finds her niche; Canvas Church celebrates teachers
By Teri Knight, News Director There has been a second lab-confirmed case of Covid-19 at the Northfield Retirement Community. CEO, Kyle Nordine, commented that they’ve
Council to vote on 35% assessments for 2020 Nfld street projects; Lonsdale resident, Moravchik, announces bid for District 20B seat; Nfld School board approves 20/21 budget; St. Olaf becomes "test optional"
By Teri Knight, News Director At least 20% of the City street projects are assessed to the property owner who benefits from them. Northfield Administrator
NRC resident tests positive for Covid-19
For the past several weeks, Northfield Retirement Community (NRC) has been practicing proactive infection control measures, screening procedures and visitor restrictions due to the COVID-19
