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Rice County Property Tax & Elections Director Denise Anderson has been honored for her work in elections. Anderson, who has been with Rice County since 2019, is one of 10 individuals from six … more
On Sunday August 16th the St. Rose of Lima Church hosted an ice cream social at the grounds of the restored church from 1 to 4pm. The celebration included a live music performance, a homemade quilt … more
Wanamingo is getting a Laundromat in the space beside J. B.’s Tavern. The equipment was being installed on Friday August 14th and it should be open to the public by September 1st. There are … more
As we get ready to welcome students back for another exciting school year, the safety of our students remains our highest priority. We appreciate your partnership in helping us create a safe … more
REDWOOD FALLS — Families and growers from across Minnesota were represented as the University of Minnesota honored them in the 2026 Farm Family of the Year ceremony at 1:15 p.m. Thursday, August 6, … more
Join family, friends, neighbors, area businesses and non-profits as we celebrate the 4th Annual Oktoberfest! Last year’s Celebration was a huge success with over 1500+ folks converging in downtown … more
DECORAH, Iowa — Luther College recently released the names of students who graduated on May 24, 2026. Among them were Lauren Ingram of Mantorville who graduated cum laude with degrees in art and … more
Rosie has officially made her home outside Kenyon City Hall and will be there through Rosefest! Painted rocks were laid out on the sidewalk last Thursday and will be there through Rosefest. Feel free … more
The Wanamingo Nature Trail Pedestrian Walking Bridge Ramp repairs were started after hitting some snags in 2025. Homestead Restoration started demolition on July 14th and completed the repairs in … more
Today I want to share with you an opportunity to invest in a project that is near and dear to my heart. As a resident of the Kenyon/Wanamingo area, I like to think I have a positive impact on the … more
The Kenyon Rose Fest Ambassador Program is celebrating its fourth year with exciting changes and continued growth. This year, the Rose Fest Committee brought back the Junior Ambassador Program and … more
Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council (SEMAC) invites individual artists and culture bearers and schools in their 11-county region to apply for the Artists and Culture Bearers in the Schools grant. … more
The U.S. Breastfeeding Committee announced that the theme for National Breastfeeding Month in 2026 is RISE, which stands for Resilience, Interdependence, Self-determination, and Empowerment. The … more
Handy volunteers will be at the ready at two upcoming Fix-It Clinics designed to help residents needing assistance with small repairs while keeping waste from the landfill. Both events are free and … more
Someone once told me that people who live near places others want to visit rarely take the time to go to these places. I am talking about Disneyland, and Dollywood, places like that. So, it is no … more
Why do we always gain weight over the winter? Well here's the surprising truth: winter weight gain has very little to do with willpower, and almost everything to do with being out of sync. In fact, … more
At the July 15th Kenyon City Council meeting heard from the owner of the local Kenyon Market. The economic forces are stretching the profit margin too thin for the grocery store. They were looking … more
The Kenyon-Wanamingo Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is proud to announce that the 11th Kenyon-Wanamingo Athletic Hall of Fame class will be inducted on September 26, 2026 at K-W High School. … more
Well, it's officially Sum Sum Summertime, and Anything Goes is off and running! Every week we add a vendor or two, and we are getting some really good feedback for what people are liking, and what … more
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