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Cambria Opens New Quartz Processing Center in Minnesota
Cambria is deepening its commitment to U.S. manufacturing with the opening of the 61,000-sq.-ft. Cambria Quartz Processing Center in Randolph, Minn. The facility began operations July 6, 2026, and a grand opening is planned for Oct. 13. Cambria invested $80 million in this specialized quartz-processing campus, which includes a customized...
arlingtonmnnews.com
Arlington council moves forward with electric utility financing, rate study
The Arlington City Council took several steps toward upcoming electric utility improvements Monday, including beginning the process for issuing electric revenue bonds, authorizing a utility rate study, and approving testing of the city’s electric utility poles. The council unanimously approved a resolution initiating the process for the sale of...
KEYC
Historic Mankato landmark goes up for auction
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Nearly two years ago Ardent Mills announced the closure of their Mankato location, including the painted silos, an iconic piece of Mankato’s skyline. Now that property is for sale. The price tag? Just under one million dollars. Originally founded as 1878 by Mankato historical figure...
Faribault County Register
Elmore building continues to collapse
The saga of the building located at 101 Willis Street in Elmore continues. At a Faribault County Board meeting on July 7, Elmore mayor Zach Dahl reported the roof of the building had caved in and the east wall was only being held up by a tree. The building in...
Faribault County Register
Public notices for the week of October 4, 2026
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that default has occurred in the conditions of that certain Mortgage, dated July 24, 2025, executed by HeavyLite Trailers, LLC, as Mortgagor, to First Bank Blue Earth, as Mortgagee, filed with the Faribault County Recorder on July 30, 2025, at 2:54 p.m., as Document No. 400624;
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Minnesota lettuce grower Revol Greens postpones closure
Revol Greens, which grows lettuce and other greens in a massive greenhouse near Owatonna and had planned to close this weekend, is now going to remain open for at least a few more weeks as it works to finalize a deal to stay in business. The lettuce grower told state...
srperspective.com
Farm family bleeds John Deere green
September 11 is a day etched into our memories—a day of remembrance, reflection, and honoring the lives and stories that matter. As baby boomers, we have witnessed historical moments that have reshaped us—perhaps teaching us to know more, be more, love more, and appreciate the simpler things in life. This past September 11, I wanted to do something special. And I did. I met a remarkable couple who opened their hearts and home to share a story of love, commitment, farming, and a lifetime together. Let me share their story with you...
theshelbyreport.com
Fareway To Redevelop Faribault, MN, Meat & Grocery Location
Fareway Stores Inc. plans to redevelop its Fareway Meat & Grocery store at 430 N.W. Second Ave. in Faribault, Minnesota, replacing the existing store at its current location in downtown Faribault. The project includes a modernized grocery store of about 25,000 square feet along with a 2,700-square-foot Fareway Liquor store....
newulm.com
Willkommen: Compass Rose Creamery Joins Chamber
In the photo: Kathy Van Roekel, New Ulm Area Founcation; Jill Nelson, Compass Rose Creamery; Crystal Johnson, New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce. The Willkommen Committee is pleased to welcome Compass Rose Creamery as a new member of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce! Owner Jill Nelson is a fifth-generation dairy farmer whose family farm is located on the edge of Sleepy Eye along Highway 14. Jill applied for a grant in September 2024 to help pursue her longtime dream of starting a creamery. After receiving the grant in March 2025, the family began renovating the farm’s former milking parlor, beginning production in May 2026.
Faribault County Register
Wells preliminary levy at 25.1% hike
The Wells City Council meeting on Sept. 28 was rolling right along and after 17 minutes there was only one item left on the agenda, the passing of the preliminary tax levy for 2027. Among the first items discussed about the 2027 levy was the fact that the number voted...
nwestiowa.com
OHA celebrates new downtown office space
SIOUX CENTER—At the Thursday ribbon-cutting ceremony, OHA punctuated a longstanding relationship with Sioux County by opening the doors of its new downtown office space. As smiling faces posed for the ribbon-cutting photo, many of those grinning were holding a charcuterie boat or a frosted sugar cookie, just a couple of the delicious snacks provided for the celebration.