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🚨 Update: Animal Hazard on I-90 Near Albert Lea
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Minnesota. Motorists traveling on Interstate 90 between Exit 163 and Exit 159, located 4 miles east of Albert Lea, are advised to be vigilant due to the presence of animals on the roadway. Drivers should exercise caution in this stretch of the interstate to ensure safety. Monitoring the situation closely, local transportation authorities will provide further updates if conditions change. The public is encouraged to stay alert while driving through this section of Freeborn County.
Church salad luncheon May 3
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church will host a salad luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 3 at the church, 320 W. College St. in Albert Lea. The meal includes sloppy joes, salads and dessert. Cost for lunch is $10. In addition to the meal, quilts and crafts will be for sale, and a quilt […] The post Church salad luncheon May 3 appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Free Flying Start presentation to be held May 4 in Albert Lea
Have you ever thought about learning to fly? Visit the Albert Lea Municipal Airport on Saturday, May 4, 2024 as EAA Vintage Chapter 13 hosts EAA’s Flying Start, a free informational program on learning to fly. The program will introduce individuals to the opportunities and fun that result in earning a pilot certificate. The event […] The post Free Flying Start presentation to be held May 4 in Albert Lea appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Albert Lea High School students bring sweet surprises and fun to the stage for this year’s spring play
Albert Lea high schoolers have been hard at work over the past week getting ready for this year's spring show, "Empowered: How One Girl Scout Nearly Destroyed the World's Economy," written by Don Zolidis. The post Albert Lea High School students bring sweet surprises and fun to the stage for this year’s spring play appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Albert Lea Cantori to perform 51st spring concert
Albert Lea Cantori invites the community to the 51st annual Spring Concert on April 28. This year Cantori will sing the well-known and beautiful “Requiem” by Gabriel Fauré. Written in the late 1880s with the final revision in 1890, this requiem premiered in 1888. Fauré was an organist but did not have clear religious beliefs. […] The post Albert Lea Cantori to perform 51st spring concert appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Art Center kicking off 2024 lecture series
To kick off the 2024 Dorothy Godtland Lecture Series, the Albert Lea Art Center will host the “Art of Poetry” at 7 p.m. Thursday. You are invited to share a poem that you have written or a favorite poem by a known or unknown poet. This event is free to the public, and light refreshments […] The post Art Center kicking off 2024 lecture series appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Bel Canto: An afternoon of opera was held on April 14 at Pacelli
On Sunday, April 14, Pacelli Catholic Schools hosted a concert titled, Bel Canto, An Afternoon of Opera. This special event was an educational outreach program in collaboration with Hometown Opera Company out of Rochester www.hometownoperacompany.com/. The goal was to educate students and community members on the genre of opera and classical music. The concert included […] The post Bel Canto: An afternoon of opera was held on April 14 at Pacelli appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Update: All 5 regular Bing-Oh prizes claimed; coverall prize remains
All five of the regular bingo prizes have been claimed as part of the Tribune’s Spring Bing-Oh Contest. The fifth prize was claimed Thursday afternoon. Each person won $50 in Chamber Bucks. The coverall prize remains for $150. The post Update: All 5 regular Bing-Oh prizes claimed; coverall prize remains appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
5 things to do this week: Bluegrass concert, lakes cleanup and more
By Ayanna Eckblad 1 Monroe Crossing concert Bluegrass band Monroe Crossing will perform a concert at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Marion Ross Performing Arts Center. Named in honor of Bill Monroe, the “father of bluegrass music,” Monroe Crossing has performed classic, gospel and original bluegrass music for over two decades. Tickets are $20 […] The post 5 things to do this week: Bluegrass concert, lakes cleanup and more appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
🚨 Wild Animals Alert on I-90 Between Exits 163 and 159 Near Albert Lea, MN
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Minnesota. Travelers on Interstate 90 in Freeborn County should be advised of the potential hazard due to animals on the roadway. The specific area of concern spans between Exit 163 and Exit 159, which is approximately 3 miles east of Albert Lea, MN. Motorists are advised to proceed with caution and stay alert for any unexpected wildlife crossings. This notice aims to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of both drivers and animals. Please plan your travel with this advisory in mind.
New Chamber Member-New Resident Welcome Coffee event slated April 23
Due to past success and requests to meet again, the Albert Lea-Freeborn County Chamber of Commerce is once again hosting a New Chamber Member-New Resident Welcome Coffee event. People are invited to join if they want to learn more about the opportunities and advantages of joining the chamber and want to meet other new community […] The post New Chamber Member-New Resident Welcome Coffee event slated April 23 appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
St. Casimir’s students present concert
The students of St. Casimir’s School in Wells entertained the public with their recent Spring Sing Concert, which was held on April 9. Not only were the concertgoers treated to instrumental selections from the school’s fifth-grade band and vocal numbers, which included all of the elementary students, they were also entertained with many student solos […] The post St. Casimir’s students present concert appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
Food truck teaming up with local bar to host wing competition
As the weather gets warmer, people are more eager than ever to get out of their houses and enjoy some outdoor cooking. And what better way to kick off this year’s grilling season than with a backyard wing competition. The post Food truck teaming up with local bar to host wing competition appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
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