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Bear sighting reported in Dodge County

A black bear was spotted earlier this week in the northeast part of Dodge County, prompting local officials to issue a public advisory.
The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office said the bear is a small adult male, estimated to weigh between 125 and 150 pounds. Authorities believe the bear is likely passing through and poses no immediate threat if left undisturbed.

Courageous Listening

My Grandma Vivan Zimmerman was one of Tim Penny’s earliest and most emphatic supporters during his initial run for Congress — so much so that she convinced my Grandpa Jim, an active member of Waseca County’s Republican Party, to vote for Tim despite the “D” behind his name.

Even in Vegas, no vacation from incivility

Миннесота могла бы преподать остальному миру уроки вежливости.
Всего пару недель назад, после трагедии, разразившейся в этом штате, в редакционной статье этой газеты говорилось о важности снижения градусности политических дискуссий.

6th annual Larger than Life opens in Mantorville

The 6th annual Larger than Life art display got off to a flying start Saturday morning at Riverside Park in Mantorville. In addition to the 29 images and one sculpture on display, this year’s opening event featured an art fair, music in the bandshell and food provided by the KM Lions Club and Mrs. Patty’s Sweet Treats. Musical entertainment was by Orchid Jane and The Midnight Hounds.

Mosaic Auto Group takes over Zumbrota Ford

Mosaic Auto Group officially took ownership of Zumbrota Ford on June 11. The family-owned company, led by Moneer Nyazi of Zumbrota, purchased the dealership from longtime owner Steve Johnson.
The acquisition adds Zumbrota Ford to Mosaic Auto Group’s growing list of dealerships, which includes Mosaic Chevrolet and Mosaic Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Zumbrota, as well as Mosaic Ford in Lake City.

Economic pressures strain Kasson Food Shelf

The Kasson Food Shelf is feeling the pressure of rising demand and a tightening food supply, reflecting a broader trend across Minnesota as food shelves statewide grapple with economic strain and federal funding cuts.
“We have certainly seen changes in the realm of food,” Kasson Food Shelf Manager Jami Morris said. “Right now, our food supply has slowed down quite a bit.”

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