On Friday, May 31, Milo Peterson Ford in Kenyon closed its doors.
An employee answered the phone of the business on Monday, and confirmed the business closed.
“Yep, we did,” he said. “We’re just here in sales right now just kind of getting things tidied up, but yes we did close.”
Later in the day, another employee answered the phone who said, “the owner has told me that he doesn’t want any story.”

Mantorville’s bridge over the Zumbro River will be closing on June 10 as the construction work on Highway 57 through the city continues.

Eight years ago Jesse Kasel was in his first year as the D.A.R.E. instructor for the district, teaching classes full of fifth graders who would make up the K-M Class of 2024.
As fate would have it, those fifth graders would cross the graduation stage as he serves in his last full year as the school resource officer for the District.

Tara Reich is no stranger to Minnesota Prairie County Alliance, and now she will have the chance to lead the organization, after being named executive director.
Reich was selected in August to serve as the interim director, and in March, the MNPrairie board voted to remove the interim label, according to a May press release.

Area residents are invited to get June Dairy Month off to a rousing start Thursday and Friday with a “Party Until the Cows Come Home” courtesy of the Triton FFA Chapter.

It is that time of the year for caps and gowns and commencement ceremonies. Most families plan gatherings of family and friends to honor the graduation of their child. It is considered a milestone of passage. Those same parents also are amazed on how fast those 13 years flew past. It seemed just a while ago they were sending that same little child to their first day of kindergarten.