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🚧 Caution Advised: Animals Spotted on I-90 Near Austin, MN
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Minnesota. For motorists traveling on I-90, there have been reports of animals present on the roadway. Specifically, the affected area is between Exit 166: Oakland Road and MN 105, approximately 3 miles west of Austin. Drivers are encouraged to remain vigilant and proceed with caution to ensure safety. Please stay alert while in the vicinity to avoid potential hazards and maintain a safe travel experience.
Austin Living: Guide to Design
Ellie Huffman has established House of LuLu Interior Design bringing guidance to homeowners and new life to furniture The world opens to Ellie Huffman when she surveys a room for the first time. It’s like an open canvas to an artist and ideas form as the paints from a palette applied to that canvas. […] The post Austin Living: Guide to Design appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Hormel Seeking Nominations for 10 Under 20 Heroes
AUSTIN (WJON News) -- A Minnesota company is looking for some young food heroes. Hormel Foods is seeking nominations for its 10 Under 20 Food Heroes program which recognizes the efforts of young philanthropists from across the country that are driving the world toward a more sustainable food system. The...
SPAM Museum To Host High School Art Exhibit
AUSTIN (WJON News) -- Hundreds of high school students' art will be displayed at the SPAM Museum next week. "A Work of Art - Creating Food Security" will showcase projects from high school students in the Austin area around the theme of fighting food insecurity around the world. The exhibit is sponsored by The Hometown Food Security Project and Minnesota's Hormel Foods.
Duplicate Bridge winners announced
Five tables played Duplicate Bridge Tuesday at the Mower County Senior Center in Austin. Winners Tuesday were the following: First place: Larry Crowe and Bill Momsen Second place: Lorraine Quinnlivan and Barb Rofhus Third place: Barb Roisen and Orrion Roisen Fourth place: Miek Liedal and Norm Blaser Fifth place: Joyce Crowe and Joyce Kogal. On […] The post Duplicate Bridge winners announced appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
In Your Community: Duplicate Bridge
Tuesday, April 2, five tables played. First place, Larry Crowe and Bill Momsen Second place, Lorraine Quinnlivan and Barb Rofhus Third place, Barb Roisen and Orrion Roisen Fourth place, Mike Liedal and Norm Blaser Fifth place, Joyce Crowe and Joyce Kogal. On Wednesday, April 3, five and a half tables played First place, Stan Schultz […] The post In Your Community: Duplicate Bridge appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Chamber announces date, time for fourth parade
Come celebrate with us! This year, the Austin Area Chamber is once again proud to host the Independence Day Parade. Family, friends and neighbors are invited to come together on Main Street in downtown Austin to watch businesses, clubs and organizations strut their stuff. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 4, […] The post Chamber announces date, time for fourth parade appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Austin Public Schools receives national recognition for music programming
Austin Public Schools has been named one of the Best Communities for Music Education by The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. Now in its 25th year, the Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all […] The post Austin Public Schools receives national recognition for music programming appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
7 Gas Station Snacks You Should Skip on Your Next Road Trip
With spring break in full swing for students across Louisiana road trips to the beach, Austin, and other quick vacation spots are top of mind. For some Spring break is the time to hit the books to cram in extra studying before finals while others hit the road for a quick adventure with friends or family.
‘When we work together, we can do a lot of things’: New youth orchestra prepares for 1st performance
Eighty middle school students are getting ready to perform a concert for the South Central Minnesota 2024 Middle Level Excel Honors Orchestra. The post ‘When we work together, we can do a lot of things’: New youth orchestra prepares for 1st performance appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
‘When we work together, we can do a lot of things’
New youth orchestra prepares for first performance By Ayanna Eckblad Eighty middle school students are getting ready to perform a concert for the South Central Minnesota 2024 Middle Level Excel Honors Orchestra. Although the group’s title has “South Central Minnesota,” in it, the orchestra has people from as far away as Charles City, Iowa. […] The post ‘When we work together, we can do a lot of things’ appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Interactive family art experience returning to Austin
Imagine witnessing the creativity of an artist creating a masterpiece before your eyes in mere moments. Combined with captivating vocals, intricate choreography and exciting music, Artrageous takes you on a visual journey and a high energy ride of inspiration, creativity, and engagement. The interactive show will take place at 2 p.m. on April 14 at […] The post Interactive family art experience returning to Austin appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
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