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REDWOOD FALLS, Minn. (KEYC) - The Redwood Valley football team is undefeated this season as the team gears up for the Class AA state tournament. We caught up with the Cardinals prior to Thursday’s state match-up with Osakis.
Smoked salmon is one of the most talked-about items at a small butcher shop in the middle of Minnesota corn country. That alone made me stop scrolling. The surprises keep stacking up. This little meat counter also turns out jerky, cheddar brats, old-fashioned wieners, and bologna with a loyal following.
Tiger captains hoist their trophy after their Section 3A title win over Sleepy Eye United on Friday at Southwest Minnesota State University in Marshall. The Tigers won 49-27 and will advance to the state tournament. In the quarterfinals Springfield (Section 3) will play Southland (Section 1). The game will be held on Friday, November 13 at Kasson-Mantorville High School in Kasson. Kick off at 7:00 p.m. Pictured From L: #12 senior Parker Kuehn, #9 senior Aiden Moriarty, #50 senior Tyson Horkey and #62 senior Brayden Trapp. See pg. 8 for more. By Wendy Krier.
(KNSI) – A barn that once hosted Willie Nelson at the music festival Johnny Cash named is getting a new home, and the Regal couple moving it plans to bring that festival back. Scott and Becky Mueller plan to start pulling the 93-year-old barn across Highway 55 on Thursday...
SLEEPY EYE, Minn. (KEYC) - the St. Mary’s girls volleyball team made program history after sweeping the No. 1 seeded Cleveland in the Section 2A championship. Now, the team gears up for their first state appearance against No. 2 seeded Fillmore Central on Nov. 12th at 7 p.m.
ListenMinnesota Now - Minnesota has a rich polka history. Families and communities are finding ways to keep it alive. New Ulm in southern Minnesota is known as the polka capital of the nation. The history of polka in Minnesota stretches back more than a century to the Polish, Czech and German immigrants who brought with them the music and dance they loved.
Alexis Rothstein has taken the position as the community and economic development specialist for the 17 Mile EDC which includes Winthrop, Gibbon and Fairfax. Rothstein is originally from Delano. She worked in corporate accounting as a staff accountant for two years in Plymouth and started her contract with 17 Mile EDC on October 12.
•The Southwest Minnesota State University football team (1-9, 0-9 NSIC, 0-5 NSIC South) concludes the season this Saturday hosting Winona State University (4-6, 4-5 NSIC, 2-3 NSIC South) at Mattke Field at The Schwan Regional Event Center in Marshall. Kickoff is slated for 12 p.m. •SMSU is looking to break...
Thos. Madden accidentally dropped a huge chunk of coal on his foot and consequently is laid up and wants to hire someone to pick corn for him. Mr. and Mrs. M.G. Fetcho and three daughters welcomed a 10½ pound boy, born October 26. Mr. Schandell, employed with the Land...
MARSHALL, Minn. – Today, November 12, is the final day for Lyon County families to register for Heart to Heart’s annual Christmas program, which provides food and Christmas presents for children. Families in need with children 18 and younger can register to receive assistance. Registration forms must be...
The Hills-Beaver Creek and Jackson County Central football teams will each play state tournament quarterfinal games Thursday night as both aim to repeat as state champions. The unbeaten Patriots, who knocked off Edgerton 38-28 last Friday to again win the Section 3 9-man title, are top-ranked in the state and unbeaten this fall at 10-0. Their opponent Thursday will be Section 1 champ Spring Grove, which has a record of 8-3 in 2026.