Retired Washington D.C. police officer Joe Schwartz wanted to install an antique staircase in his Maryland home. He finally found one for sale...in Redwood Falls.
Another growing season is here, and with that comes the opening of the Redwood Falls Farmers Market.
Minnesota Inventors Congress exhibitors created products this year for a variety of reasons. The most important: to help improve quality of life for others.
This coming weekend is one of the busiest in Redwood Falls, and most residents don’t even know everything that happens during it.
The Minnesota Inventors Congress is a focus, but it’s only one event everyone is invited to visit.
To make space, the county tore down the old First English Church, later known as the Masonic Lodge, originally built in 1930.
Real estate agencies don’t just sell homes anymore.
Sometimes they have to build them, first.
“We’re the only ones in town who have been building spec homes for the last 10 years,” said Daryll Rice, of Continental Real Estate in Redwood Falls last week.
The Redwood County Environmental Office is hosting an e-waste collection Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Redwood County fairgrounds in Redwood Falls.
E-waste, or electronic waste, includes a variety of items, such as TVs, computer CPUs, computer monitors and copy machines, which can be dropped off that day by residents of Redwood County for $5 each.
According to the Recreational Vehicle Heritage Museum in Elkhart, Indiana, 2010 is the 100th anniversary of the recreational vehicle.
Most people don’t know one of the most popular developments in RVs got its start at the very first Minnesota Inventors Congress in 1958.
