Redwood Falls Fire Department Annual Firemen’s Breakfast on Sunday, March 24
The Redwood Falls Fire Department is happy to announce the return of the Annual Pancake Feed on Sunday, March 24 from 8 a.m.
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Redwood Falls woman found guilty of assaulting a peace officer
A Redwood County jury found Emiley Brooke Halvorson, of Redwood Falls, guilty of one count of Fourth Degree Assault of a Peace Officer.
Redwood County VFW presents donations
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State of Minnesota officially returns land to Upper Sioux Community after 161 years
On March 15, a crowd gathered in the Upper Sioux Community Multi-Purpose Building for an official ceremony marking the transfer of the Upper Sioux Agency State Park to the Upper Sioux Community (Pezihutazizi Oyate).The discussion began nearly 20 years ago when then tribal secretary Elitta Gouge, had a conversation with tribal chairman Kevin Jensvold.
Redwood Area School Board to award bids at March 25 meeting
After over 300 pages of construction documents were completed for Redwood Area Schools’ new elementary school, sealed bids were received electronically and opened over Zoom on Tuesday, March 12.
Redwood County Board approves advertising Box Culvert Bridge Project
Redwood County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, March 5 and approved an emergency snow removal back up plan with Gordy Serbus and Sons gravel LLC.
Klobuchar, Smith announce federal funding to improve Lincoln Pipestone Rural Water System
US Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Tina Smith (D-MN) announced a $2,194,000 U.S.
Register for 2024 BBRP Expo
Bluebird Recovery Program (BBRP) of Minnesota will be hosting their annual Bluebird Expo Conference on Saturday, April 20 from 9 a.m.
Fifth graders enjoy bowling trip
Wabasso Public School 5th graders enjoyed their Comsic Bowling trip earlier this month as a reward to the end of I Love To Read Month.
Family history discovered while old downtown buildings receive new life
While Justin Paffrath was in the process of obtaining three buildings on South Washington Street, photographs of downtown Redwood Falls revealed one of the buildings holds significant Paffrath family history dating back to 1947.As Shannon Guetter was going through old photographs of downtown Redwood Falls, it was discovered that Justin Paffrath’s great great uncle William Erwin Paffrath ran a hardware store in one of the three buildings Justin recently purchased.