The Minnesota Valley Community Concert Association is excited to present the folk stylings of Admiral Radio. South Carolina-based duo Coty Hoover and Becca Smith create a unique Americana blend rooted in traditional styles that also touches the heartstrings of the modern-day listener.
It was a great weekend and early start to this week! We had record and near record high temperatures on Monday as temps climbed into the 60s and 70s!
Department of Public Transformation (DoPT) and The YES! House, a project of DoPT, are excited to host the second River Valley Ripple Artist-in-Residence Sierra Kallio!
Question: My vehicle was recently involved with a crash with another vehicle. I had car seat inside but no child was present at the time of the crash. I am wondering if the car seat would still need to be replaced. My auto insurance company didn’t want to replace it. Is there some state statute on this?
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ State Climatology Office is seeking rainfall monitors for the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network. The network includes more than 20,000 volunteers nationwide who measure precipitation in their backyards using a standard 4-inch diameter rain gauge.
Lifelong blood donor Larry Peterson, of Wood Lake, marks milestone in his lifesaving mission. Three times a year, Larry Peterson makes it a practice to save lives.
United Way of Southwest Minnesota (UWSWMN) is excited to announce that the Community Impact Grant application process opened on March 6, 2025.
The following students have been named to the 2024 fall semester Dean’s List at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, the university announced last week.
On February 26, Dr. Fei Yang, UMN Corn Extension Entomologist, joined UMN Extension Crops Educator Dr. Anthony Hanson for a discussion on corn insect pests. Dr. Yang provided an update on the current challenges Minnesota faces with these pests and shared insights from his research on corn insect pest management. This was the eighth episode of the 2025 Strategic Farming: Let’s Talk Crops! webinar series, which will continue through March.
The following students graduated after the summer and fall 2024 semesters at South Dakota State University. Nearly 950 students completed all requirements for a degree and/or certificate program, and those requirements have been verified by the appropriate college.