by Rich Larson Last night the Northfield City Council was scheduled to vote on the preliminary plat of the Kraewood Development. However, on Friday afternoon,

by Rich Larson During this year’s legislative session, the House and Senate agreed to use $250 million of the money the state received from the

by Rich Larson As the country continues to suffer from a deep Covid-19 pandemic fatigue, the statistical news last week showed just how persistent the

by Rich Larson As the 2022 Northfield budget slowly begins to take shape, City Administrator Ben Martig said a key deadline is on the horizon

by Rich Larson Yesterday morning, Rice County Sheriff Troy Dunn informed the Rice County Board of Commissioners that he will be stepping away from his

by Rich Larson Three new Defeat of Jesse James Days Ambassadors and two new Junior Ambassadors were selected on Sunday night during a coronation ceremony

by Rich Larson Last week, the Northfield City Council approved a mill & overlay project feasibility study for the Northwest section of the city. This

by Rich Larson The Northfield school year got underway yesterday, and while the energy and excitement of a new school year is certainly there, there

by Rich Larson Today is the first day of school for students at the Northfield public schools. After 16 months of uncertain schedules, one-way hallways,

by Rich Larson The City of Northfield will hold an informational meeting on Wednesday, September 15th in the Council Chambers at City Hall to share

by Rich Larson The City of Northfield has announced a franchise fee refund program for those who have been assessed for street repairs and improvements

by Rich Larson Ground was broken last week on a pair of developments that the city hopes will help to ease Northfield’s severe housing shortage. 

by Rich Larson Yesterday Sheriff Troy Dunn announced that the Rice County Sheriff’s Department would participate in a Southeast Minnesota law enforcement initiative called Dying

by Rich Larson Last week the Northfield School Board approved a tentative agreement with the Northfield Education Association, which is the union that represents Northfield

by Rich Larson On Monday, the Northfield School District and the Northfield Education Association kicked off the 2021-22 school year with the annual ceremony honoring