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Traffic delays expected as utility work set to begin on North Victory Drive Thursday
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - The city of Mankato says utility work along a portion of North Victory Drive is scheduled for Thursday, which could result in some traffic delays. The work will take place on both the east and west sides of North Victory Drive between Adams Street and the Raintree Road/Thompson Ravine intersection. Crews will be installing utilities for new apartments.
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Highway 22 Detour Set to Lift Friday After Two Years of Construction
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - After two years of detours, drivers traveling between Mankato and Saint Peter will soon have Highway 22 back. The Minnesota Department of Transportation says the detour is expected to lift by 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23, as the Highway 22 reconstruction project nears completion. The 2025-26...
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Blue Earth Chamber cancels Flannel Fest due to low ticket sales
BLUE EARTH, Minn. (KEYC) - The Blue Earth Chamber has announced that due to low ticket sales it will be cancelling this year’s Flannel Fest which was scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24 at 10 Talents Art Center. The event was meant to bring more visitors to downtown Blue Earth...
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Kenyon facing multi-million dollar bill for cannabis facility infrastructure
On the east side of Kenyon, in its industrial park, a cannabis-growing facility is under active construction. But through a series of missed deadlines and miscommunication, City Administrator Scott Lehner said the park may not have the energy infrastructure needed…
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Charlie Barnes no longer running for council
During the Oct. 13 meeting of the Waldorf city council, member Charles Barnes shared that, for personal reasons, he must resign his role as a city council member. Because he reached this understanding recently, his name will still appear on the Nov. 3 ballot; he explained that, if elected, he will decline the position. Ruthie Webster and Renee Cordes have expressed interest in becoming write-in candidates.
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Gibbon Council hears about new highway design
Peter Engelmeyer and Anne Wolff of Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) out of Mankato presented the Gibbon City Council with their new designs for Highway 19 through Gibbon. MnDOT has been researching the roadway and had talked to representatives from the schools, EMS and city officials. The final design is...
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Southern Minnesota affordability, farm pressures tighten 1st District race
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Six Candidates Running for Fairmont Mayor
(Fairmont) Six candidates are running for mayor of Fairmont in the November 3rd election. They are Peter Bode, Logan Kelly, Krystaline Krumrey, Nathanael Landsteiner, Jerome Niss and Todd Smith. Smith acknowledged receiving a questionnaire but did not submit responses. The candidates were asked about Fairmont’s biggest challenges, their goals if elected and how they would improve city council meetings. Several candidates identified economic growth and attracting businesses that provide good-paying jobs as major priorities. Kelly and Krumrey pointed to the need to bring new businesses to Fairmont, while Niss emphasized attracting investment, particularly in manufacturing. Bode and Landsteiner criticized the current city government, while Niss stressed rebuilding trust and teamwork among council members, city staff and residents. If elected, the candidates also offered different approaches to improving council meetings, including stronger leadership, better organization, respectful discussion and clearer agendas. Across their responses, candidates highlighted the importance of moving Fairmont forward, with priorities including economic development, improved city government and addressing community concerns.