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A look back at Winona landmarks
From a restaurant known for its Friday night fish fries to a steamboat-turned-museum along the Mississippi River, Winona has a long history of places that hold strong memories for the people who experienced them. Some of those places are still familiar landmarks. Others have disappeared, leaving behind old photographs, stories, and a sense of curiosity among younger residents who never had the chance to visit them.
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Winona planning commission approves 24-hour homeless shelter at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
WINONA, Minn. (WKBT) — Winona's Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday to approve a conditional use permit allowing Catholic Charities of Southern Minnesota to operate a round-the-clock homeless shelter at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 265 Lafayette St.
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Winona State Baseball Adds 11 Players on National Signing Day
WINONA, Minn. --- Winona State head baseball coach Seth Wing has announced 11 student-athletes have signed to the program on National Signing Day. "This class is extremely athletic with amazing potential," Wing said. "If this group can reach their full potential, Winona State baseball will be in great hands for years to come."
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Stauss set to bring his slugging ways to Winona State
MARINETTE — It’s a good thing that Wyatt Stauss looks good in purple and white because he’ll be cloaked in those two colors for the foreseeable future. In front of a congregation of family, friends, teammates and coaches, Stauss put ink to paper on the first day of National Signing Day and signed his letter of intent to play baseball for Winona University on Wednesday. Stauss, Marinette High School’s hulking six-foot, 228-pound first baseman, will trade in the Marines’ color scheme for the Warriors blend of purple and white beginning in the spring of 2028. “Get to keep the purple and white,” Stauss joked. Located in Winona, Minnesota, Winona State is a powerhouse in the Division II ranks of the NCAA. The Warriors have reached the NCAA tournament six times and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) tournament 21 times, with six NAIA World Series and one NCAA World Series appearances under their belt. The Warriors’ track record of success, coupled with the recruiting efforts of head coach Seth Wing and his staff, vaulted Winona State to the top of Stauss’s list. “I love the coach there. The guy is a great guy and I loved their campus and
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WSHS soccer wins first state championship
For the first time in the program's 35-year history, the Winona Senior High School (WSHS) boys soccer team not only made it to state, but returned home as state champions after defeating Cretin-Derham Hall 3-2 on Saturday. Senior Winhawks player Calvin Mikkelsen said competing and winning the state tournament was surreal and said it felt amazing to have the whole community supporting the team. “Definitely not everybody on our team thought we would make it this far this year. But I'll say one thing: Coach knew. He definitely knew,” Mikkelsen said. Cotter’s boys soccer team took fourth place in its first state tournament.