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Waseca County 4-H garage sale was biggest one yet
The Waseca County Fairgrounds was just one of the few places you could find new treasures last weekend, as the citywide garage sale in Waseca took place from Friday, May 17 to Sunday, May 19. The Waseca County 4-H hosted its annual garage sale at the fairgrounds, with many donated items being on sale. This was their biggest garage sale yet after they started having them after the pandemic. “We...
Waseca Art Center exhibits art by art appreciation group and Eric Zuccola
The Waseca Art Center held a opening reception for it’s new exhibits on Thursday, May 9. Artist Eric Zuccola has his art in the Harguth Gallery of the Art Center while artwork from the center’s Art Appreciation Group is in the Beckmann Gallery. Both exhibits will run till June 8. Art Appreciation Group Every Wednesday...
Waseca County 4-H set to host annual garage sale
The public is invited to come shop at the 14th annual Waseca County 4-H Garage Sale. This garage sale is the largest in town during the Waseca citywide garage sales. Dates for the sale are Friday, May 17 from 3:30 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, May 18 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 4-H Building on the Waseca County Fairgrounds in Waseca. This year again includes “Super Saver...
🐾 Caution: Animals Reported on Roadways Between 263rd and 270th Streets Near Manchester, MN
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Minnesota. Local motorists are advised to exercise caution while traveling in the area between 263rd Street and 270th Street, 2 miles north of Manchester, due to reports of animals on the roadway. The safety of both drivers and wildlife is a priority, so please remain vigilant and reduce speed if necessary to avoid potential accidents. Stay alert for any further updates from transportation agencies.
Paddlefish supports first responders with new brew
Paddlefish Brewing is “beering it forward” with a new custom brew being sold to support law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical services in the five county region. On Saturday, May 4, just in time for International Firefighters Day, the St. Peter brewery partnered with Helping Minnesota Heroes to debut its new Hops ‘n Heroes blonde ale benefitting first responders. For each pint, growler and crowler sold of the new brew, Paddlefish will be donating 20% of the proceeds toward Helping Minnesota Heroes’ first responder fund. ...
A LIFE WELL LIVED: New Richland barber remembered for entertaining people
If you ever wanted to get a haircut and be entertained by someone with a great sense of humor and full of great stories, Leo Hayunga was that someone. Leo Hayunga, longtime resident of New Richland, died in Yuma, Arizona on Jan. 13 of this year at the age of 81. While Hayunga was known as the storyteller himself, the Waseca County community will have the chance to hear many stories about Leo at his celebration of life May 7. ...
🚨 Traffic Alert: Animals Reported on I 90 Near Alden, MN
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Minnesota. Travelers on I 90 in the vicinity of Alden, Minnesota, are advised to exercise caution due to animals reported on the roadway. The specific area affected is between MN 13 and Exit 146: Broadway, approximately 1 mile east of Alden. Motorists are encouraged to remain vigilant to avoid potential accidents involving wildlife. Please stay alert and drive safely through this stretch of highway.
Lucia's Cocina food truck owner hopes to purchase EDA-owned land, build commercial kitchen
As Waseca is looking for new businesses to come into town, one that’s already around is hoping to upgrade. Mona Montenegro, owner of Lucia’s Cocina, is planning on purchasing land in Waseca to build a commercial kitchen for her business. The Waseca Planning Commission represented the first obstacle cleared by Montenegro in the process of purchasing the property. Montenegro intends to take over the property at 513 Elm Ave. W....
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.
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