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U.S. Rep. Angie Craig
Representative Angie Craig spoke with Jeff Johnson this afternoon regarding the PPP Flexibility Act which passed the House today. It will, in part, extend loan
Rice Co. Fair cancelled, DJJD next?; County using phone/zoom to deliver some services; Grading system altered for 4th quarter; Library opens to patrons – masks required
By Teri Knight, News Director The Rice County Fair has been cancelled. Commissioner Galen Malecha said the Fair organization looked at options including the possibility
The Case of the Careless Client
This week, our group of young actresses and actors recreate the radio play “The Case of the Careless Client” by Agatha Christie. The show was
Three counties involved in apprehension of suspect in a fourth county; Man threatens himself and his wife; Hillmann calls for compassion as covid-19 cases rise; Dundas suspends Pavillion rentals for the season
By Teri Knight, News Director Three Counties assisted with a suspect wanted in a fourth county. Yesterday morning around 8:30, while Rice County Deputies were
Rice Co. Deputies assist in apprehension of gun-pointing suspect
This morning at about 8:30, Rice County Deputies were dispatched to the area of 30th Street and Hazelwood Avenue in Webster Township on a 911
Over 150 years later, First Nat’l officially Merchants; LGA, Taxpayer tolerance will play role in 2021 City budget; Nfld City offices gradually opens; Part of Sakatah trail closes; Nfld Shares grant applications
5-26-20 PM News The press release was just issued this morning, it’s official, First National Bank of Northfield, started over 150 years ago, is now
Memorial Day Service 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Northfield American Legion Post 84 and VFW Post 4393 will not hold live Memorial Day services from Veterans Memorial
Notice of Restricted Outdoor Burning in Rice County- LIFTED
5-23-20 Notice of Restricted Outdoor Burning in Rice County- LIFTED LIFTED LIFTED LIFTED LIFTED Effective immediately, we have been directed by our DNR Regional office
ATV theft, suspect apprehended; Martig names Elliott as Chief nominee; Moravchik wins GOP endorsement; Lippert looks to be called back as Walz expected to extend Peacetime Emergency; Local Memorial Day Service on youtube
By Teri Knight, News Director UPDATE: This morning at 4 o’clock, rice County Sheriff Troy Dunn reports that Rice County Deputies received a call of
MORAVCHIK ENDORSED BY LOCAL GOP TO FACE LIPPERT IN 20B
ST.PAUL, MN — Lonsdale resident Joe Moravchik was endorsed by the Republican Party Thursday evening for Minnesota House District 20B which includes Le Sueur and
Post Brands see Covid cases; Purfeerst says MDH pleased with measures taken, but virus hard to contain; Council ponders Community Pool opening; “Dundas Square”? You bet; NHS virtual Road Home
By Teri Knight, News Director As reported 2 weeks ago, Post Consumer Brands Director of Communications, Katie Seifert, confirmed that they have a third party
Put into context, National story on covid case spike; Carleton College objects to assessments, council continues their hearing; DMV opens in Nfld; Who’s in, who’s out Nfld elected position filings; Slow Wake zone
By Teri Knight, News Director We’ve taken multiple phone calls regarding a national story that Northfield and Faribault was a “hotbed” of covid activity. As
Felon found with short barreled shotgun; Downtown retailers giddy but cautious as they slowly open; Street Assessments challenged at Nfld Council
By Teri Knight, News Director On Saturday night, an Owatonna man was identified as a witness at a residence in Faribault where a woman overdosed.
Menards to open 3rd gate, Dundas council amends code to allow daycare center; Nfld Council holds assessment hearing, discusses Summer pool operations and appt. process for Police Chief; Virtual celebrations for graduates, awards, banquets; Filing starts tomorrow for Nfld Mayor and Councilor positions; Cannon up 4 ft. in Nfld
By Teri Knight, News Director Dundas City Council amended the PUD for Menards to install a third gate for those with online orders. They plan
Musician Talk 5-13-20 Sam Ryden
This week on musician Talk, host Pauline Jennings talks with one of Northfield’s promising young performers: singer/songwriter/musician Sam Ryden. [zoomsounds_player type=”detect” dzsap_meta_source_attachment_id=”94099″ source=”https://kymnradio.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Musician-Talk-2-Sam-Ryden.mp3″ config=”KYMNPlayer” autoplay=”off”
National Peace Officer Memorial Day 5-15-20
Today just four riders headed up from the Northfield Police Department to remember Fallen Officers all over America. This annual event draws thousands of bicyclers
City warns of too much manganese for infants in Nfld drinking water; “A long process” as Courts go through backlogged cases; NPD honors National Peace Officer Memorial Day; Nfld State of the City address on tv tonight
By Teri Knight, News Director Apparently there’s a bit too much manganese in Northfield’s drinking water. With new testing guidlines, Administrator Ben Martig said safe
Engineering group makes recommendations for Nfld’s beleaguered WWTP; NH&C increasing Covid-19 testing parameters; DSI – covid and cleanup day
By Teri Knight, News Director From malfunctions to floods to fire (which led to trucking out our sludge for months) in the first half of
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Raider Wrap
Out In The Open
Barrio Latino
The Naked Artist
Geeking Out
Library Love
Spill the Beans
On A Tangent
Doing Good Things for Kids
Out in the Open
A Place at the Table with Community Action Center
The Hometown Home Show with Tim and Paul
Empower Wellness with Dr. D
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