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Seasoned entrepreneur opens gym in West Concord
Theresa French of West Concord is no stranger to starting her own business. She’s owned a photography studio and started an online coaching and consulting business specializing in helping small businesses with their marketing and sales. She also concentrated on nutrition coaching and fitness coaching. What did she find? Hundreds of women who couldn’t do Crossfit.
Motorist Injured in Crash on Highway 14 in Dodge County
Claremont, MN (KROC-AM News) - An Owatonna area man was injured in a crash this afternoon in Dodge County. The Minnesota State Patrol says 21-year-old Giovanni Gonzales of Medford was driving a car west on Highway 14 when it left the road and crashed into the median barrier. Single-vehicle crash was reported around 4:45 PM just west of Dodge County Road 3 on the south edge of Claremont.
Olive steps down from MRA position
Jane Olive has been president of the Mantorville Restoration Association (MRA) for almost ten years before deciding to step down this year. Olive became involved with MRA in the early 2000’s because of her husband John Olive who was already a part of the association when she moved to town.
4 dead, including two girls, in 5-vehicle crash in northern Minnesota
ST. LOUIS CO., Minn. - The names of the crash victims, including two young girls, have been released by the Minnesota State Patrol. The SUV driver killed during the five-vehicle crash on Wednesday is Vincent Louis Dow, 65, and one of the passengers has been identified as Bonnie Mae Dow, 66.
Doris Biel celebrates 100th birthday
It was party time last Friday at Prairie Meadows Senior Living as Doris Biel celebrated her 100th birthday. Her actual birthday was Saturday but fellow residents and staff at Prairie Meadows observed the day Friday, while family members gathered for a party on Saturday. Biel’s day got off to a...
CDL school offering free manual CMV training for the homeless
A Minnesota trucking school is offering free CDL training for people experiencing homelessness in the area. Tom Giliam, owner of CMV Tutor LLC., says that his program is focused on training people with children, another job, or even other classes, to drive a manual transmission semi truck. Now, he says he wants to offer these […] The post CDL school offering free manual CMV training for the homeless appeared first on CDLLife.
Vice presidential campaign pulls Gov. Tim Walz away from Minnesota
For the foreseeable future, Minnesota might be more of a layover than a home base for Gov. Tim Walz as he racks up the miles as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. The post Vice presidential campaign pulls Gov. Tim Walz away from Minnesota appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Indigenous Food Lab to debut new menu items at the Minnesota State Fair
ListenIndigenous Food Lab to debut new menu items at the Minnesota State Fair. The Minnesota State Fair is known for many iconic foods: Pronto Pups, Sweet Martha’s Cookies, corn on the cob and more. Each year, many eagerly await the announcement of new foods and vendors that will have thousands scrambling to be the first in line to try.
Art Hounds: Fantastic true stories from Carlisle Evans Peck
From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what’s exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here. Cabaret of ancestors.
Saints’ Flick, Niemela drafted for Class C State Tournament
The DC Saints had two pitchers drafted on to Region 12C teams that will be participating in the Minnesota Baseball Association (MBA) State Tournament. The top four teams from the Region 12C tournament make the state tourney. This year, with the tournament being held at Saints Field in Dassel, Buffalo...
’Vastly different than a year ago:’ Fewer filings for school board candidate seats in Minnesota
By Elizabeth Shockman Minnesota’s normally sedate school board elections have seen a rise in competition, contention, spending and outside influence over the last few years. But the intensity of those contests appears to be abating. That’s according to the Minnesota School Boards Association, which tracks candidate filings across the state. “It’s vastly different than a year or even two […] The post ’Vastly different than a year ago:’ Fewer filings for school board candidate seats in Minnesota appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
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