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KARE enters into agreement for sale of historic Kasson School

KARE announces purchase agreement for sale of historic Kasson school
The Kasson Alliance for Restoration (KARE) has entered into a purchase agreement with Realty Growth Incorporated, Rochester, to develop the 1918 Kasson Public School into housing/apartments, KARE has announced.

GoFundMe account set up for K-M teacher injured in car crash

A GoFundMe account has been started for Hannah Mickelsen, 24, a Kasson-Mantorville teacher who was seriously injured in a crash involving a car and a snowplow on Thursday morning.
The crash occurred shortly after 7 a.m. on Thursday on County Road 24, east of West Concord, just west of the County Road 7 intersection, according to the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office.

K-M teacher airlifted after car-snowplow crash

 
A Kasson-Mantorville teacher was airlifted to Rochester Thursday morning after a crash involving a car and a snowplow on County Road 24, east of West Concord, just west of the County Road 7 intersection.
 According to Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose, shortly after 7 a.m. on Thursday Dodge County 911 Dispatch received a 911 call reporting a car versus snowplow truck crash.

Breaking News - Fog Crash

BREAKING NEWS: Second person dies in Dodge County fog crash
A second person from Dodge Center has died from injuries she sustained in a freak fog-related crash in Dodge County on Dec. 30.

West Woman dies in Monday vehicle crash
Olson resigns from K-M School Board; commits to running for reelection in November

 
Citing personal reasons, Kasson-Mantorville School Board member Amy Olson will be resigning from the Board as of 5 p.m. Wednesday.
 

Breaking News: Blooming Prairie man arrested for Las Vegas murder

Rice County authorities have arrested a Blooming Prairie man in connection with a fatal shooting of a Nevada man last week.
 
On Wednesday night, sheriff’s deputies took Mark Doocy, 60, into custody at the Flying J Truck Stop along Interstate 35 in Rice County. Doocy kept officers waiting for more than four hours until a chemical irritant was used on him twice before he was captured, Sheriff Troy Dunn said.
 

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