Minnesota Senate approves Tax Bill
On Tuesday, May 7, the Minnesota Senate passed the 2024 Omnibus Tax bill.
On Tuesday, May 7, the Minnesota Senate passed the 2024 Omnibus Tax bill.
To remember the lives of the missing and murdered Indigenous women, children, two spirited and other relatives, Dakota Wicohan hosted their second annual MMIR March on Sunday, May 5 in Redwood Falls.
“I am looking forward to pursing my PhD in American Studies at Harvard University this fall.” – Gavin Zempel, LSIC memberLower Sioux Indian Community member Gavin Zempel has been accepted into the American Studies PhD program at Harvard University this fall with generous funding and all tuition covered.Zempel toured the campus at the end of March before accepting Harvard’s offer which includes a full ride, six years of generous funding, health insurance and all tuition covered.
Can ambitious rural Minnesotans bring in new people to revitalize the tradition of local butcher shops and meat processing lockers in Minnesota?Judging from the experience new local meat processors shared at a Minnesota Farmers Union Bottleneck Project workshop, the answer is a qualified yes.
Redwood Falls American Legion Commander Dennis Kissner presented two black powder rifles to the Redwood/Renville 4-H Shooting Sports/Wildlife Club.
Community journalism is alive and well in two central Minnesota communities today even as they face the loss of their historic local newspapers.CherryRoad Media, the nation’s fastest growing newspaper company, announced on April 26 that it will open newspapers in Hutchinson and Litchfield to fill the void left with the closing of the Hutchinson Leader and the Litchfield Independent Review.
Senator Gary Dahms (R ‒ Redwood Falls) today congratulated Minnesota family farms, including the 10 Century Farms in Senate District 15, that have been recognized as Century Farms and Sesquicentennial Farms by the Minnesota State Fair and the Minnesota Farm Bureau.
A Redwood County jury found Jesse Lamont Jackson guilty of Threats of Violence and Disorderly Conduct.
With strong bipartisan support, the Minnesota Senate on Thursday (April 18) passed legislation that reaffirms Minnesota’s commitment to providing for veterans and military members.“I am grateful to see the Senate approve this legislation with strong bipartisan support,” Senator Gary Dahms (R ‒ Redwood Falls) said.
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