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SOUP & PIE TIME

Faith in Action volunteers A.J. Moosbrugger, Mary Beth Harmon and Cyndi Reed serve soup to community members attending the group’s annual Soup and Pie Supper Monday, Oct. 14 at Grace Methodist Church in Kasson. A variety of pies were also available. The well-attended event was sponsored by Thrivent Financial and the Knights of Columbus.

DC council candidate charged with assaulting deputy

A candidate for the Dodge Center City Council has been charged with assaulting a Dodge County deputy and with trespassing on school property, less than a month before the election.
According to Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose, Matthew David Legler, 48, was taken into custody last Thursday.

Annie, Puffs on tap for local high schools

If drama is your first love, you’re in luck.
Kasson-Mantorville High School and Triton High School are putting on captivating performances later this fall, with K-M launching “Annie” and Triton launching “Puffs, Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic” by Matt Cox.

Byron School Board member calls for free lunch policy to be revisited

While the vast majority of school districts have free lunch for all students, following legislation passed in 2023, the Byron School District is an outlier.

Celebrate fall in Mantorville Oct. 26

Get ready to celebrate fall at the annual Fall Festival in Mantorville on Saturday, Oct. 26.
For the early birds, County Seat Coffeehouse will be serving coffee flights from 8 a.m. to 12 noon.

Future of Dodge Center Ambulance in jeopardy after negotiations break down

When Dodge Center Ambulance Director AJ Gengler went to the Claremont City Council meeting last week, he expected to get a consensus about whether or not the city council would accept a compromise to the structure of the proposed Dodge Center Ambulance Taxing District.

Byron levy info session Monday night

Byron school officials have scheduled a Town Hall meeting for 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14, at Byron Middle School, to provide district residents with information on the upcoming levy referendum.
Residents are being asked to approve a 10-year levy, with inflationary increases, to help cover operational costs. This levy is structured to raise $1.9 million annually, based on a contribution of $800 per student.

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