The Redwood Falls company welcomes a leader with 25 years of food, beverage and agriculture experience.
Driveway curbing, meeting-room brickwork and children’s wing insulation mark the latest construction progress.
Downtown celebration runs 4–8 p.m.; the Holiday Parade of Lights starts at 6:30 p.m.
Redwood is absent from the DNR's shotgun-only county list; neighboring Brown and Cottonwood are listed.
Owner says Gibby wears identification tags and may be wary of strangers.
Utility payment drop box remains open to people on foot; plan around the Veterans Day office closure.
Tonight's game is scheduled for 6 PM November 6; tickets are digital-only and cashless.
The school district invites families and graduates to explore its history, Hall of Fame and community partnerships.
The district's 2026–27 calendar lists November 6 as the end of Quarter 1.
The scheduled delay provides time for teacher professional development.
A redesigned Family and Consumer Science space, Xello career planning and a new choir are part of the 2026–27 school year.
Youth production takes the stage mid-November
Event held in school media center next week
Daryl Wade Littell was convicted in cases involving a Slayton storage facility and a vacant rural home.
An October 16 ribbon-cutting marked the completion of a multi-year project at Redwood County's Plum Creek Park.
The October 21 decision sends Keith Crow's application back to the district court; it does not overturn his conviction.
Mrs. Plaetz visited a Wabasso classroom to teach students about the U.S. flag and how to care for it.
Community foundation partners seek donations to support local initiatives.
Jim Fahey appointed to the Southwest Initiative Foundation board of directors.
Highway Department issues call for bids regarding Contract 26-5.
New resource aims to assist residents with charitable donations.
Six-month operation focused on crime reduction in tribal communities.
Football victory secured on Friday.
Bluejays defeat Wabasso in Section 3A tournament.
Volleyball team secures 3-0 win over Wabasso.
Construction project aims to replace existing highway shop facility.
National Shelter Appreciation Week highlights the emotional toll on animal welfare workers.
A pet was discovered in the Redwood Falls area.
Minnesota's 7th District candidates outline different approaches to agriculture, rural health care and federal spending.
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Minnesota recorded 983,558 early ballots by Tuesday morning, while Redwood County had 1,162 accepted as of November 2.
A November 3 statewide ballot question proposes new distribution rules for Minnesota's Permanent School Fund.
Amy Klobuchar and Lisa Demuth appeared at the August 5 governor forum in Morgan, where farming and regulation took center stage.
The contests for Senate District 15 and House District 15B will help shape decisions about schools, roads, health care and rural communities.
Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya are competing for Tina Smith's seat as voters weigh Medicaid policy, tariffs and federal spending.
Wabasso closes its Section 3A volleyball run following a three-set loss to Central Minnesota Christian in Marshall.
U.S. official says limited defensive strikes followed Iranian missile activity against American assets.
A November 15 event in Redwood Falls will support a Morgan community pool that is closed for the 2026 season.
Redwood Falls City Council met on October 20 to conduct regular business.
Strategic plan identifies workforce housing as a key factor for business growth.
Rural Authentic Wellness now offers a Redwood Falls location and a monthly-fee approach to routine care.
The October 28 initiative will study gaps in pregnancy and delivery services across Greater Minnesota.
A regional model active in 2026 aims to help public health teams share information and identify community needs.
Chamber of Commerce ghosts explore downtown attraction
Stoney Creek Farm highlighted for sustainable practices
Community invited to contribute to Cardinal Cookbook
Mrs. Mohr’s class explores monthly character theme
Visitors invited for tours and meet-and-greets
County highway engineer reports changes to project funding
Athletes recognized for training efforts
Corn mazes, farm visits and seasonal events offer ideas for producers in our region.
A rural health program offers an idea for tackling food access challenges across our region.
As off-highway vehicles remain popular in our region, safety officials emphasize helmets and seatbelts.
Eligible veterans and families in our region can ask local school districts about the program.
A public discussion in Marshall connects housing availability with jobs and community growth in our region.
A new report offers questions for parents, teachers and schools across our region.
A Minnesota training partnership addresses a challenge familiar to families across our region.
New statewide figures provide a snapshot of fall fieldwork across our region.
Finalized 2027 insurance rates are rising, and MNsure open enrollment begins November 1.
The statewide update is a reminder for families in our region to review MMR vaccinations.
The 2026 award recognizes a major gift to the organization supporting Redwood Falls Public Library.
There's more happening in Redwood County than any one social media feed can show you.
The October 26 meeting also included an update to student transportation policy and athletics foundation applications.
Parents, child care providers, businesses and neighbors are invited to share ideas at two sessions at the Lamberton Community Center.
Join the Friends of the Animal Shelter for an evening of activities and tours
Shelter seeks owner for feline currently in their care
Share your children's creative Halloween ideas online
Local athletes praised for their hard work
Mark your calendars for an upcoming holiday guest
Charlie, Norman, and Ziggy are ready for adoption
Staff urges residents to share post to help locate owner
Ballot measure pertains to Minnesota education funding
Redwood County households can apply for help paying winter heating and energy bills.
New state figures show progress on opioids alongside growing concerns about stimulant overdoses.
A federal planning grant could support eligible town water, sewer and stormwater projects.
The downtown Redwood Falls attraction is open October 30–31 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Farmers Union Industries supports the Wabasso food shelf as part of a $50,000 effort benefiting 21 local food shelves.
Community members stepped up to support local patients at the October drive.
Gerrick Maus, 42, was found dead in a field east of Ortonville.
The 79-year-old driver was struck while standing outside his semi-truck.
Residents are encouraged to sign up for updates on water and sewer work.
The community remembers a dedicated public servant and friend.
New 'Rooted in the Prairie' artwork honors native plants and Dakota culture
Community members explored local businesses and resources during recent event
From landowners and contractors to curious neighbors, a county map can answer questions before you pick up the phone.
Qualifying organizations can apply through December 15 for projects supporting communities affected by past cannabis-law enforcement.
MnDOT offers consultant-led transportation planning without a local funding match; applications close January 18, 2027.
Redwood County residents can share photographs taken at Minnesota wildlife management areas through January 2, 2027.
Kenley Guetter records 23 kills in close match.
A summary of court activity from October 12th through October 18th, 2026.
Mandatory CWD sampling for designated areas November 7–8; Redwood Falls has a staffed testing station.
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting this evening at the middle and high school board room.
Local artisans will display handmade goods at the Wabasso library starting on Halloween.
A two-vehicle collision on Highway 19 resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.
The Redwood Area Chamber Ambassadors celebrate a new local business.
Former Redwood Falls resident dies unexpectedly in Austin.
A local perspective on faith, family, and farming.
