County Board considers housing trust fund
EDA director says fund could help address housing shortage
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Budget outlook indicates challenges
Litchfield School Board looks for ways to improve future financial picture
JOANN announces plans to close Hutchinson, Willmar stores
Local closure among about 500 in the country JOANN Fabrics and Crafts announced Jan. 12 it had commenced voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings — the second… Login to continue reading Login…
What books are on your nightstand?
A nightstand gives a little insight into one’s personality. If you were to look at mine you would find: a lamp (a necessity, as I read often before I settle in for sleep), a reusable water bottle, a beautiful wooden book stand that was a gift from one of my students, an assortment of hair ties, a few random receipts that serve as bookmarks, and an ever- changing stack of books.
Hairwork on display at museum
Whenever we have a tour group at the museum, there’s a collection we are sure to point out. Some visitors find the display interesting. Others might find it a bit strange or even cringe-worthy. That’s because the artifacts in question are hair art — jewelry and artwork made entirely out of human hair.
County Board approves sale of forfeited property
Geinitz Avenue parcel is only one currently in county’s inventory
City moves ahead with facade grants
State grant includes $2 million for historic district buildings
Pennertz wins Legion Oratorical Contest
Litchfield High School senior WIlliam Pennertz earned financial reward for his oratory skills last week.
Popping with possibilities
Litchfield Area Community Foundation sees potential for Central Park popcorn stand
Cold days made for warm reading
Chilly days make for warm memories of reading aloud to my children. What began as picture books when they were young grew into chapter books and novels as they aged.