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Railroad art presentation at Arts Center Mar. 21
The Winona Arts Center, 228 East Fifth Street, welcomes home longtime photographer and resident Steve Schild, who will be presenting, “Railroad Art,” on March 21 from 1-2:30 p.m. Drawings on railroad cars are called monikers, and they vary in style, size, and every other aspect of the visual arts. Sometimes funny, sometimes dead serious, they always have something to show and say. Steve Schild, emeritus Saint Mary’s University faculty, will present and discuss examples of railroad monikers he’s photographed in and around Winona. This event is free and open to the public.
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SCENE MARCH - Actresses Rush and Dunhaupt help light up Southern Minn stages
All the world may not be a stage for Southern Minnesota's Susan Dunhaupt and Kathy Rush, but they’re absolutely in their respective comfort zones at area community theaters. “It’s much more comfortable for me to be somebody else than it is to be myself,” said Dunhaupt, a longtime Northfield resident who’s performed and directed at theaters in Northfield, Faribault and Minneapolis over the past 35 years. Rush, of Owatonna, has similarly plied her acting, directing and production skills in Northfield, Faribault and Owatonna throughout the past several decades. “Theater is my major hobby, my husband would say,” said Rush. Each woman’s most recent theatrical venture has proved a roaring success; Dunhaupt is fresh from a directorial stint with the Northfield Arts Guild’s timely staging of “Little Wars,” which played to sold-out houses and anticipates a short-run revival in Minneapolis later this spring, while Rush is in the midst of acting in Paradise Community Theatre’s production of the farcical murder mystery “Kill Me, Deadly” (performances run through March 1 at Faribault’s Paradise Center for the Arts). How did these two creative yet modest women who spent their professional careers as a psychotherapist (Dunhaupt) and a library circulation manager (Rush) become drawn
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Culver’s co-founder visits Rochester
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) - Today Rochester welcomed Craig Culver, founder of midwest favorite, Culver’s, at the annual business luncheon hosted by Rochester Area Economic Development Inc. (RAEDI) At the event held in the International Events Center, RAEDI President John Wade said Rochester’s businesses are doing well despite recent setbacks....
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Roundtable hosts talk on women in Civil War
The Hiawatha Valley Civil War Roundtable cordially invites the community to their March 14 meeting at 10:30 a.m. at Callista Court, 1455 West Broadway Street. The Roundtable will welcome out-of-town historians Heather Loeschke and Marie McNamara as they present, “The Spheres Of Women” in the Civil War. Admission is free.
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“Grumpy Old Men Festival” kicks off in Wabasha on Thursday
(ABC 6 News) – For over thirty years, the community of Wabasha has been celebrating the classic romantic comedy that put their town on the map. On Thursday, February 26th, Wabasha will kick off its 33rd Annual Grumpy Old Men Festival. It’s a four-day winter festival celebrating the 1993 film of the same name, “Grumpy […]
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Eagle Center hosting SOAR Festival Mar. 21
Spring is on the horizon for the Upper Mississippi River Valley, and that means the return of the National Eagle Center’s annual SOAR With the Eagles festival in March. On Saturday, March 21, guests can head to Wabasha to enjoy special flying bird programs, wildlife exhibits, and kids activities.
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The Best Steaks In The World Are Hiding At This Small-Town Supper Club In Minnesota
Sometimes the best things in life are found where you least expect them, like discovering a world-class steakhouse in Hastings, Minnesota. Wiederholt’s Supper Club has been serving up some of the finest cuts of beef you’ll ever sink your teeth into, and it’s been doing so while the rest of the world chases after trendy restaurants with exposed brick and Edison bulbs.
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City of St. Charles Hosts Annual Ice Festival
St. Charles hosted it’s annual Fleur de Glace ice festival Saturday, Jan. 31, on Main Street. This family friendly event featured ice carvers who came to show off their skills. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger on February 24, 2026.
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‘Anastasia: The Musical’ on stage this weekend at K-M
Kasson Middle School students will present ”Anastasia: The Musical (Youth Edition),” a fully student-driven production, this weekend. The cast is made up entirely of middle school actors and set crew, many of whom are participating in theater for the very first time. This year’s production holds special significance...