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Maverick Men’s Golf to Open Season at Maverick Fall Brawl
MANKATO, Minn. --- The Minnesota State men's golf team opens its 2026-27 fall schedule on Monday as it takes part in the two-day Maverick Fall Brawl. Maverick Fall Brawl Preview: The two-round Maverick Fall Brawl will be held at the par-71 Troy Burne Golf Club in Hudson, Wis. The Troy Burne Golf Club opened in 1999 and is 6,774 yards consisting of five par 3s, nine par 4s and four par 5s. MSU last played at the Troy Burne Golf Club during the Fall Brawl in the fall of 2025 where the Mavericks finished fourth.
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Women’s Golf Places Third of 18 at D3 Classic
HASTINGS, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus College women's golf team hosted and competed in their D3 Classic this weekend. The Gusties opened the tournament with a round of +19 on Saturday and shot +23 on Sunday to place third of 18 teams at the invite with a weekend score of +42. The Gustavus B-team placed 12th at the tournament with a team score of +76.
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Golf Leads Gustavus Adolphus’ D3 Classic After Day 1
HASTINGS, Minn. – Saint Benedict golf leads the D3 Classic hosted by Gustavus Adolphus following the first round of the invite held Saturday, Sept. 12, at Emerald Greens G.C. (par 72). The Bennies carded a 303 (15+) and are four shots ahead of the host Gusties in the 18-team...
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Marching Jays overcome heat, distraction during Minnesota state fair
The Waseca Marching Jays were part of a competitive parade at the Minnesota State Fair on Sunday, Aug. 30. Besides the drum marching cadence, or “street beat” that was played during music down time, the students played the song, “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” by Whitney Houston.
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Minnesota State Mankato’s Women’s Center to Host Screening of Documentary Film ‘No Country for Mothers’ Sept. 15
In support of student parents at Minnesota State University, Mankato and National Student Parent Month, the MSU Women’s Center is hosting a screening of the 2026 documentary film, “No Country for Mothers,” from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 15 in the University’s Centennial Student Union, Room 253.
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Katie Gonzales honored by Marching Classic
“I know firsthand the hard work and dedication that it takes to be a Marching Jay ... I’m grateful to have the opportunity to give back.” — Katie Gonzales. The Waseca Marching Classic has named State Farm Insurance Agent Katie Gonzales as this year’s “Friend of the Classic.”
St. Peter Herald
Karl Larson named St. Peter Oktoberfest Festmeister
Ast the host of Karaoke with Karl, Karl Larson is no stranger to hosting evenings filled with singing, dancing and merriment. But at Patrick’s on Third on Thursday night, Larson was the one behind the microphone bellowing a rendition of the traditional Bavarian toast song “Ein Prosit,” as the St. Peter Ambassadors named him the Festmeister of the 16th annual St. Peter Oktoberfest. The Gustavus Adolphus College Professor of Public Health has fully embraced his role as Festmeister, arriving at Patrick’s on Third in a traditional checkered button-up and lederhosen. Past festmeisters along with members of the St. Peter Ambassadors gathered to celebrate Larson’s induction, with 2025 Festmeister Rick Wright bestowing Larson with the honorary Festmeister jacket and cap. While some may be nervous to serve as the face of a community event that draws thousands of attendees each year, for Larson that’s all part of the fun. “Talking to people, shaking hands, being out in public, that doesn't bug me at all,” said Larson. “This will be fun. You'll see me Oktoberfest weekend, spending more time walking around, talking to people, seeing if they're having a good time, helping folks get where they want to be. That's very much
KEYC
In the Spotlight: City of Mankato
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - In this episode of In the Spotlight, Lisa Kaye sits down with Mankato City Manager Susan Arntz. They talk about the Kern Bridge installation, updates on Sibley Park, Land of Memories playground, pickleball courts, the Veterans Bridge and much more.
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The Grand Center for the Arts and Culture still accepting submissions for 2026 ArtScape
NEW ULM, Minn. (KEYC) - The Grand Center for the Arts is still accepting submissions for its 2026 ArtScape, an annual juried art show, on its final submission date, on Saturday, Sept. 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Submissions can be in any medium including painting, ceramic, glass, quilts...
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‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Screenwriter Stephen McFeely to Appear Live at Minnesota’s Historic The State Theatre for ‘Avengers: Endgame: Encore’ Screening
Marvel Cinematic Universe fans in Minnesota are in for an extraordinary treat. Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Stephen McFeely, one of the primary creative forces behind several of Marvel Studios biggest blockbusters, is set to appear live at the historic The State Theatre in downtown Hutchinson, Minnesota, on Saturday, September 26. This...
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First part of Winstock ’27 lineup announced; much more still to come!
Tickets and camping on sale now for event’s 33rd year. This morning, tickets and camping went on sale as a portion of the entertainment lineup for the 33rd year of the Winstock Country Music Festival was announced. Rascal Flatts and Tucker Wetmore will headline the event, set for Friday-Saturday, June 11-12, 2027, at the festival grounds in Winsted. Also announced this morning were 14-time number-one hitmaker Chris Young, “The Voice” standout Emily Ann Roberts, West Stage acts Julie Eddy and Aaron Simmons, and Thursday night beer tent party band Ragtown.
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Aden takes experience of a lifetime thanks to her vocal talents
It’s not often that students get to experience foreign countries but Kal Aden was fortunate this summer to take a trip to London. It is was all thanks to her singing talent. Aden took part in the Honors Performance Series for choir. There are also spots selected for band and orchestra. There are two programs a year, one to New York City and one abroad.
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Cliff Robertson as Cole Younger in The Great Northfield, Minnesota Raid
Cliff Robertson as Cole Younger, infamous bandit gang co-leader and ex-Confederate guerrilla. 150 years ago today, the James-Younger Gang further bloodied its infamous history when eight bandits outfitted with matching beige dusters and Winchester rifles rode into Northfield, Minnesota, intending to rob the First National Bank… but the small farm town fought back, arming themselves from hardware stores and sending the six surviving—and badly wounded—bandits fleeing with far more lead in their bodies than loot in their sacks. Two weeks later, only Frank and Jesse James remained at large after the three wounded Younger brothers were captured and another gang member killed.
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Bethany beats MLC, wins Saxony Cup
MORTON, Minn. - For the first time since 2021, when the competition was called the Katy Cup, the Saxony Cup will be heading to Bethany. The Vikings had an impressive display at Dacotah Ridge Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon to beat the Knights in head-to-head action. Bethany had three players...
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Martin County Library System Receives Largest Ever Donation
(Fairmont, MN)--The Martin County Library System has received the largest donation in its history. Robert and Hazel Clark, a longtime Fairmont couple, donated $248,000 to the library. The Clarks lived in Fairmont from 1958 until their deaths and were longtime library patrons and donors. Hazel died in 2020 at age...
Le Sueur County News
SCENE SEPTEMBER - Fest bier, free family fun at SoMinn Oktoberfests
If it’s only September, why is it already time for a barrelful of Oktoberfest celebrations across Southern Minnesota? Because in Germany, what’s recognized as the world’s largest festival occurs mostly during September and encompasses only a few days in October, with Munich’s 2026 Oktoberfest scheduled for Sept. 19-Oct. 4. Although Oktoberfest’s origins date to the October 1810 week-long wedding celebration of Bavaria’s Prince Ludwig (later King Ludwig I) and Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen (hence the famous Oktoberfest fairgrounds are the “Theresienwiese,” or “Therese’s meadow”), it’s clear that with six million people annually attending Oktoberfest in Munich and millions more partaking in Oktoberfest get-togethers elsewhere in the world, this beer-centric festival isn’t just for royals anymore. In fact, the fourth annual Dundas Oktoberfest has “something for everybody,” according to board member Tracie Vranich. “Not everybody dances to the same polka, so Dundas Oktoberfest is inclusive, affordable and family-friendly,” Vranich said. From noon to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, the Rice County town of just under 2,000 people pours its beer, opens its arms and dons its dirndls and lederhosen with hospitable zest, providing plenty of food, drink and fun. “We close down Railway Street and literally use all of downtown Dundas,”