News from Countryside Public Health: March is Nutrition Month!
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Yellow Medicine County Courts
MN State Patrol - MarshallWhitaker, Joseph Marshall, Canby; Offense date 2/7/24 Traffic - Fourth Degree Driving While Impaired -Operate Motor Vehicle - Alcohol Concentration 0.08 W (Gross Misdemeanor); Plea 2/16/24 Guilty; Disposition 2/16/24 Convicted; Court Decision 2/16/24 Sentenced Local Confinement (90 Days, Stay 80 Days For 1 Yr Credit for time served: 10 Days); $250 Fine.Freeman, Nicole Marie, Montevideo; Offense date 8/5/22 No Proof MV Insurance (Misdemeanor); Plea 2/21/24 Guilty; Disposition 2/21/24 Convicted; Court Decision 2/21/24 Payable without appearance; $200 Fine.
Yellow Medicine County DFL caucus scheduled
Submitted The Yellow Medicine County Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) 2024 Caucus is scheduled for Tuesday, February 27th at 7 p.m. The event will be held at the… Login to continue reading Login…
Minnesota Master Naturalist volunteer training to be held at SMSU
Do you enjoy learning about the natural world?
Ask a Trooper: New technology offers life-saving text messages
Question: I thought I heard about 911 being able to find accurate locations even when people don’t know exactly where they are.
Time to buy new hunting, fishing licenses
Now is the time of year for anglers and hunters to buy new fishing and hunting licenses.
Construction of new popcorn stand well underway
In preparation for its 105th consecutive season, the construction of the Granite Falls Kiwanis Club’s Popcorn Stand is underway.
Minnesota DNR classifies 13 invasive plants, animals as prohibited
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has classified 13 high-risk invasive aquatic plants, fish and invertebrates as prohibited invasive species.
Free event teaches how to stream safely
On Thursday, February 29th, the YES!
Mini-residency offers opportunity to wear community pride for Granite Falls
The Granite Falls Community Artist in Residence Program’s (CAIR) Advisory Board recently worked on development of an idea that the program, which offers artists a residency within the community to work on projects involving community, could be more multifaceted.