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Viral East Coast Chicken Sensation Picks Minnesota for First Big Expansion
It started in New York, blew up online, and now it’s coming to Minnesota. But this viral chicken spot skipped the Twin Cities, and the reason why is sweeter than you’d expect. Here are are the details on new spot and its amazing menu.
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Twin Rivers Arts Festival returns to Mankato Nov. 28-29
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - The Twin Rivers Arts Festival returns to the Mankato Civic Center ballroom on Nov. 28 and 29, bringing artists, authors and musicians together for the event’s 25th year. Admission is free. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to...
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Mankato city manager shares updates on bridges, leaf pickup and 2027 budget
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Two newly opened bridges, fall leaf collection and the city’s proposed 2027 budget were among the topics Mankato City Manager Susan Arntz discussed with Lisa Kaye on In the Spotlight. Arntz also shared information about grants for redevelopment and community events, a transportation study and...
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Dulas, Cornelius cruise to reelection; seats flip in commissioner, mayor races
Incumbents dominated countywide contests Tuesday while voters flipped seats in a county commissioner district and several mayoral contests, according to unofficial results. County Sheriff Jay Dulas was reelected with 7,644 votes, or 98.63% of the vote. County Attorney Rachel V. Cornelius also was reelected, receiving 7,043 votes, or 98.64%. Brad Millbrath was reelected as the District 3 county commissioner with 1,505 votes, or 99.34%. In District 4, challenger Curt Keyes defeated incumbent DeAnne Malterer with 1,021 votes, or 54.22%. Brad Kruse was reelected in District 5 with 929 votes, or 98.94%. In Elysian, challenger Derek Westby defeated incumbent Mayor Dennis Schnoor with 186 votes, or 42.76%. More than two candidates were on the ballot. Samantha Williams and Leo Brown won seats on the Elysian City Council, receiving 228 votes, or 29.69%, and 161 votes, or 20.96%, respectively. Timothy Corry defeated Michael A. Santo in the Janesville mayoral contest with 497 votes, or 49.40%. Multiple candidates were on the ballot. Incumbent Janesville City Council member Ivan Maas was reelected with 887 votes, or 88.43%. Joshua Warke defeated Richard Rottman in the New Richland mayoral contest with 272 votes, or 56.67%. Brandy Jacobson and Bob Swenson won seats on the New Richland