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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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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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Houston Man's Bones Turned to Mush for Years Until Mayo Clinic Found the Cause
Stephen Pouns broke bones, lost teeth and even his hearing over the course of several years, and no one could tell him why. The 76-year-old Houston resident eventually learned his bones had become soft and brittle because of a walnut-sized tumor tucked into soft tissue beside his artificial hip — a tumor that had been quietly secreting a hormone that was stripping his body of the phosphorus and vitamin D it needed to keep his skeleton intact.
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Cotter athletes announce college commitments
Cotter Schools recognized six student-athletes during College Athletic Signing Day as they announced their commitments to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. These Ramblers will compete for colleges and universities across the region while pursuing degrees in a variety of academic fields. Alayna Hardy — basketball, Bemidji State...
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MSC SE Truck Driving Training
Minnesota State College Southeast’s Truck Driving Training Program is holding an open house Tuesday, Nov. 17 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The open house will be held in the Norris P. Abts Transportation Center, located behind the main building on Southeast’s Winona campus (1250 Homer Road). Registration for...
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Gift Shop Hop in Winona Dec. 5 & 6
Think outside of the big box stores. Several unique Winona gift shops are partnering in December for a “Gift Shop Hop” Weekend, inviting locals and visitors to give the gift of Winona to family, friends, and themselves. Stop into one or all of the participating shops at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum, Polish Cultural Center and Museum, Watkins General Store and Museum, Winona County History Center, and the Winona Visitor Center for your chance to win prizes and enjoy great discounts, seasonal snacks and sips, and more. These locations offer a great variety of locally made items, Winona and Minnesota gear and decor, and deals on gift memberships for family and friends to use year-round.
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Warriors Meet Mustangs in 1,000th Game in Program History to Close the 2026 Season
MARSHALL, Minn. --- The Winona State football team will close out the 2026 season Saturday at Southwest Minnesota State, marking the 1,000th game in program history. Kickoff is set for 12 p.m. in Marshall, Minnesota. THE ROAD TO 1,000 SERIES. Over the past week, Winona State Athletics has reflected on...
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WAPS uses tech ed funding on new equipment
After raising $326,000 last school year to expand career and technical education (CTE) programs, Winona Area Public Schools (WAPS) staff put this funding toward new CNC machines, a 3D printer, and electronics training kits this semester. Looking ahead, staff would like to use the funding on new robotics equipment. Overall, staff want to purchase equipment that’s similar to what students would see in the work world so they can explore career paths in a hands-on way while still in high school.
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2ND HALF STAMPEDE: Mondovi scores 35 points in last two quarters, advances to state finals
WAUPACA — Cameron Gruber sprinted onto the field first, pumping his arms and firing up the Mondovi crowd before the start of the second half. Gruber couldn’t wait for play to resume. And he showed precisely why. Gruber scored three of his five touchdowns in the third quarter, including an incredible 30-yard TD catch on a fourth and 23 pass from quarterback Bode Falkner. Gruber's array of spectacular plays sparked Mondovi to a 56-27 Division 6 state semifinal football win over Kenosha St. Joseph on Friday night at Comet Field. "I came in here focused and ready to go," Gruber said. "I gave it my all for my teammates. It was 21-21 at the half, but we knew we could do this. I was determined to go out there and have some fun. Everyone stepped up. "This is an awesome feeling to win this. It was a total team effort." The Buffaloes advance to their third state championship game after runner-up finishes in 1990 and 2022. Mondovi (12-1) advances to face Lomira in the state championship game at 1 p.m. Thursday at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. "It was an incredible performance by our kids," Buffaloes coach Craig Loscheider said.
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Merry & Bright stained-glass tour in Dec.
This December, take a cozy evening drive and experience the beauty of Winona’s most cherished stained-glass windows illuminated for the holidays. Merry & Bright: A Winona Stained Glass Driving Tour invites families, friends, and visitors to enjoy a radiant display of art, architecture, and community spirit — all from the warmth of your car.