As students head back to the classroom at Lake Ripley Elementary School this week, they might be hearing their teacher in a whole new — better — way. And some of the teachers might be speaking with new clarity — and less strain — as well.
Hutchinson service clubs will be host to a reception for Justice G. Barry Anderson beginning at noon Tuesday, Sept.
Minnesota Newspaper Association is planning its third Citizen Journalism University class schedule. Weekly classes will meet from 4-6 p.m.
With the start of a new school year next week, work outside of Litchfield High School continues at a rapid pace. Crews have been reconstructing the south parking lot and bus entrance at the high school-middle school complex, in addition to building eight new tennis courts.
Growing participation in a couple of extracurricular activities prompted Litchfield School Board to approve hiring an adviser and assistant coach during a meeting Monday. The additions will be an assistant FFA adviser and an assistant volleyball coach, both at the high school, and are expected to cost the district about $7,000 this school year.
As of 2024, Dassel had a population of 1,542. This swells considerably during the city’s annual Red Rooster Days.
For generations, going to work has meant physically going to the office or job site. Cities built skyscraper office buildings to which workers commuted.
Life on the Minnesota prairie in the 1860s was not easy. But strolling through a re-enactment of that time can be plenty of fun, as visitors to the Forest City Stockade Rendezvous learned this past weekend.
The 60-unit Midtown Lofts project in south central Litchfield garnered unanimous approval from the City Council Monday. First presented to the council at a public hearing in April, the project stirred interest, optimism and concerns.
The election slate is set for local elections in November. Litchfield School District voters will see five candidates vying for three seats on the School Board.