Small Business Revolution producers visit Waseca to help determine if the town will move forward as one of its top five finalists for next season. The winning community will be featured on the show and get an influx of cash to help development in the town.
The Waseca Art Center will show students artwork from now through the end of the year.
Mayo Clinic on Wednesday announced it will close facilities in Springfield and Lamberton in southwestern Minnesota early next year, continuing a trend of closures and service cuts in rural areas.
The Waterville Township recycling center is opening up to new consumers.
Small Business Revolution producers visit Waseca to help determine if the town will move forward as one of its top five finalists for next season. The winning community will be featured on the show and get an influx of cash to help development in the town.
The Waseca County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved a tax levy increase of $16.74 million, a 4.47 percent increase for 2020, at a regular board meeting.
On Wednesday, Dec. 4, Brad and Trudi Connors along with the iWealth team, presented a check to the Waseca Area Neighborhood Service Center, for the money raised during the iWealth 2019 Holiday Food Drive.
Children and young adult author Nancy Loewen is a Southern Minnesota native from Mountain Lake, who shared her stories with students at TEAM Academy Tuesday. She had the chance to speak to all students at TEAM Academy about her books, writing process and life.
WASECA — Heavy snowfall before Thanksgiving has covered the roads in snow in Waseca County.
WASECA — The Waseca VFW Post 1642 and Auxiliary host the Voice of Democracy and Patriot’s Pen contest every year for students to participate in.
WASECA — Waseca native, top executive and public servant Pam Wheelock returned to her hometown to speak at Rotary, telling of her numerous jobs throughout her career and how her time in Waseca helped her succeed.
After five years and 50 successful graduates, Nicole Grams with the Steele/Waseca Drug Court program is seeing everything come full circle.
WASECA — Steele/Waseca Drug Court held its 49th and 50th graduation celebration on Thursday, November 21 in Waseca.
CLAREMONT — The two New Richland residents who were killed in a crash on Highway 14 near Claremont on Wednesday evening have been identified by the Minnesota State Patrol.
WASECA — Waseca High School Language Arts teacher, Tracy Kopetzki, has been named Teacher of the Year.
On Monday, the Minnesota Prairie County Alliance was notified that the local three-county human services agency will be required to help pay off $8.8 million in funds that state improperly billed the federal government for substance abuse treatment services that were provided in facilities t…
The Waseca Chorale will present International Carols of Christmas.
WASECA — Waseca has been named one of 10 finalist cities in the nation for the fifth season of the Small Business Revolution television show out of thousands of applicants.
Jobless numbers in October presented a mixed bag across the region, according to figures released Tuesday morning by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, with some areas showing slight increases in the unemployment, some inching slightly lower and some remaining u…
WASECA — The Waseca Area Foundation awarded over $140,000 at the fall program to community organizations and scholarships.
WASECA — On Veterans Day, November 11 at 11 a.m. the American Legion held a Veterans Day program.
The Mayo Clinic Health System is cutting surgical services at its Waseca location.
JANESVILLE — The Janesville City Council voted in favor of supporting Waseca County to pass Tobacco 21.
WASECA — Students gathered in the Waseca High School gym to honor military members on Veterans Day.
WASECA — The Waseca Marching Jays band presented its annual Indoor performance in the Waseca High School gymnasium.
WASECA COUNTY — Angela Anderson, 43, of Inver Grove Heights was killed in an early morning vehicle crash Tuesday, Nov. 12.
WASECA — Waseca students are giving back to local veterans.
The Minnesota Student Survey, taken every three years, has been released for 2019.
Nerstrand Meats and Catering is voluntarily recalling three jerky-style meat products that may have become adulterated due to improper processing. Minnesota Department of Agriculture inspectors discovered the processing deviation during a routine inspection.
WASECA — Waseca School Board approved a 15-year contract with US Solar to begin in January 2020.
WASECA — Alexus (Lexi) Tiegs, 15, of Waseca is described as a vibrant, smart, beautiful, kind girl.
WASECA — The Waseca Area Chamber of Commerce (WACC) has submitted an application to be chosen to appear on the Hulu show Small Business Revolution’s (SBR) fifth season.
WASECA — Owatonna resident Al Smith is giving the Vietnam Experience program at the Waseca Senior Citizen Center.
WASECA — Waseca School Board and County Commissioner chairs are filled after Tuesday’s special election.
WASECA — Kevin Coats, 23, has been charged with two counts of check forgery and one count of theft by swindle, according to court documents.
Waseca Public Library will host Waseca Wellness Day on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
A Waseca man is charged with three counts of check forgery along with multiple other counts.
Waseca resident Jason Folie will bike across America to raise awareness for a rare condition he has called Choroideremia (CHM).
On Nov. 5, the special election for two open Waseca School Board positions will take place, with some unexpected additions.
The Midwest Extraction Services in Waseca held a One Minnesota Commissioners Tour at the extraction site in the former Quad Graphics building.
On Halloween Itron invited area preschoolers to trick-or-treat through the building.
The Waseca Economic Development Authority is looking for companies to develop land at the interchange of United States Hwy. 14 and Minnesota Hwy. 13 in Waseca.
An anonymous Waseca donor continues to give books twice a year to students at Hartley Elementary school.
The city of Waseca and Region Nine Development Commission were awarded federal grants for economic recovery and Manufacturing Resource Center.
The Janesville City Council continued its conversation on a potential new Tobacco 21 policy, and the city leaders are not yet convinced it’s the right move.
The Le Center Legion got in the Halloween spirit with more than just a party. Following its Halloween steak fry on Saturday, Oct. 26, Waseca ghost hunters and sisters Lynda Kiesler and Brenda Kopischke were invited to investigate the building for paranormal activity.
Rochester native Rich Wright has announced his candidacy for the DFL endorsement in Minnesota’s 1st Congressional District.
WASECA — Former Waseca County Sheriff Merton “Mert” Victor Schwarz died Oct. 8. He was 100 years old.
WASECA — The special election for the open Waseca County Commissioner Ward 5 seat will be on Nov. 5.
WASECA — A Waseca teen was killed Wednesday night in a single vehicle crash and a deputy on scene received third-degree burns.
WATERVILLE — Following a flood-ridden summer, Le Sueur County is finally receiving a lifeline.
