Owning a restaurant is not for the faint of heart; even before a global pandemic, the industry has been known to chew up and spit out its fair share.
Join fellow Cannon River SFA members and community members (you do not have to be a SFA member to attend) for an informal social hour followed…
The Faribault Affinity Plus branch spent Plus It Forward Day — Oct. 11 — by putting together gifts bags for the area police officers and firef…
The Faribault City Council will take a fresh look at its Downtown Master Plan after rejecting the only proposal for about 10 acres east of Buc…
Ever since the state of Minnesota legalized medical cannabis, petitions have been sent to the Department of Health with one request: Certify g…
The sounds and sights of fall are in the air, with leaves changing colors and farmers busy in the fields harvesting their crops.
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Even as county leaders plan for a roundabout at the eastern Hwy. 19/Interstate 35 interchange, they’re worrying whether there’s enough to cove…
Online purchase scams now account for more than a third of all scam reports filed with the Better Business Bureau (BBB), and four out of five …
What the 200 block of Fourth Avenue will look when the Rice County Sheriff’s offices and county jail move north is anybody’s guess.
David Estrem, who’s farmed his entire life, recalls a year that was even drier than this year’s growing season — 1988.
Get out your lighter, Heidi Nelson’s ready to burn the mortgage.
There’s no place like home — especially when you’re not feeling well.
After more than eight years of discussion, planning and public input, Rice County has a new comprehensive plan.
DALLAS (AP) — Southwest Airlines canceled several hundred more flights Monday following a weekend of major disruptions that it blamed on bad w…
The Farmer Seed and Nursery Co. building, a downtown Faribault landmark for more than 130 years, has been sold.
Customers lined the sidewalk in front of Nerstrand’s new cafe Wednesday morning, just minutes before its 9:30 a.m. grand opening.
A change to the way residents pay for street improvement projects got a first approval Tuesday from the Faribault City Council.
Three years ago, Nancy Greer decided to participate in the annual Fall Festival Chili Cook-off to help bring some fun back into Faribault’s do…
Lawmakers remain sharply divided over how to divvy up $250 million the Legislature set aside for bonus pay for essential workers, with the deb…
Ashley Bulmer is spending a lot less time on marketing and otherwise growing her business than she would like.
In September 2018, a tornado with winds estimated at 120 to 130 mph cut through the Faribault Municipal Airport on its way north.
The commissioner of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency on Tuesday rallied civic leaders in Faribault and Northfield to address the climate…
Minnesota exports of agricultural, mining and manufactured products jumped 29% over the year to $6 billion in the second quarter of 2021, acco…
While the 2022 Faribault preliminary property tax levy approved Tuesday by the City Council is 5.83% higher than the current levy, the tax rat…
Year of discussion about the fate of Johnston Hall came to a sad conclusion Tuesday as the Faribault City Council in a 5-2 vote paved the way …
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House Agriculture Committee on Monday finished marking up its section of the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package.
A first look at drawings for a new Rice County Public Safety Center is still weeks away, but the planned center now has a home on Faribault’s …
