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Twisted Chicken to celebrate anniversary in Faribault store
Delmone Brice admits he felt some sense of imposter syndrome when he first opened Twisted Chicken about a year ago. That feeling slowly faded as first-time customers became first-name regulars. In celebration of the community support the restaurant has seen over the last year, the first 100 people to show up when they open at 11 a.m. Wednesday will receive one of three never-before-served items for free from the food truck where it all began. ...
Fellows wins top prize at Kilkenny ATV Ride
Tyler Fellows won the grand prize of 2025 100 Polaris Ranger which was purchased at LaCanne’s Marine during the Kilkenny Fire Department ATV Raffle last week. There were 136 vehicles registered and 260 people who attended the event. More than three dozen prizes were included in this raffle. The...
ArtZany! Radio for the Imagination! talks the end of the 2024 Bridge Chamber Music Festival
Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Bridge Chamber Music Festival founder David Carter and from The Stone Arch Brass, trumpet musician Martin Hodel to preview the last two concerts for the 2024 season. Bridge Chamber Music Festival 2024. The Bridge Chamber Music Festival in Northfield, MN brings...
Minnesota Broadcaster Wayne Eddy, the Voice of KYMN, Dies
Wayne Eddy, the longtime voice of KYMN(AM) in Northfield, Minn., and a member of the Minnesota Broadcasters Hall of Fame, has died. He was 83. Eddy was the first hire of the station’s owner, Stan Stydnicki, and the inaugural voice to take to 1080 AM’s airwaves when it began broadcasting in September of 1968. He’d be heard on the station nearly every day for the next 51 years, including over three decades hosting mornings. Beginning in 2006, he hosted the “Wayne Eddy Affair.” Eddy announced his retirement in January 2020.
New Hangar expands options at Waseca Municipal Airport
The first airport in this area was south of Waseca, privately owned and built in the 1930s. That has since closed, leaving the Waseca Municipal Airport, which started operations in 1974 two miles west of town. According to airport director of engineering Nate Willey, the airport currently serves as home base for 26 single engine aircraft. The airport handles up to 12,500 aircraft arrivals and departures each year. Because the airport isn’t privately owned, the governing body is a board consisting of five members. Four are from the general public, one is also a city council member.
History Happy Hour marks successful 1st year
Earlier this month, geographer/photographer Dan Rogness told a crowded room of history buffs about the preservation of the Valley Grove churches, oak savanna and cemetery. Rogness was the final speaker in the popular History Happy Hour series that was started a year ago by the Northfield History Center. Mark Thornton, outreach coordinator for Northfield History Center, said the after work happy hour series of monthly history lessons held in the...
Northfield Arts Guild celebrates 65 years of arts support
The Northfield Arts Guild held its 65th birthday bash on Sunday, Aug. 18 in downtown Northfield at Bridge Square. The event celebrated the Northfield Arts Guild’s many artistic, educational and theatrical contributions to the community over the past six decades. The culture-rich afternoon included food, art and craft projects, remarks from Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and Northfield Arts Guild Executive Director Michael Johnson along with music and dance performances. Attendees enjoyed community caterer Ruth Stafford’s gluten free sweet treats. The entertainment schedule included appearances by guitarist Aidan Gersky, a “My Fair Lady” musical theater preview, a few songs by the Bleacher Girls and performance by the colorfully costumed Northfield dance group Folklorico.
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