MARSHALL — So far, recent cuts to federal funding haven’t meant layoffs or program cuts for area public health services. But Southwest Health and Human Services has had to shift about $55,000 in funding from other sources to keep some services going, said SWHHS Public Health Director Carol ...

CAMDEN STATE PARK — Minnesota fisheries crews had a delivery to make at Camden State Park: about 2,500 brown trout. When they arrived on Tuesday morning, they found plenty of volunteers waiting to help release the fish in the Redwood River. Students from Lynd Public School and Southwest ...

MARSHALL — A program that has helped hundreds of area families pay their heating bills is facing an uncertain future after federal staffing cuts. The Minnesota Department of Commerce said it anticipates running out of Energy Assistance funding this month. Deb Brandt, executive director ...

MARSHALL — Chef Chris Murray has made his return to Marshall High School to prepare and serve an authentic meal this week from the origin of Slovenia, with the help from students. “Part of my job as a corporate chef for Taher is I travel around the world … When I come back I try to ...

MARSHALL — Construction of the new Marshall Aquatic Center will follow a policy designed to streamline approval of change orders, Marshall city staff said. On Tuesday, members of the Marshall City Council approved a resolution applying a 2019 city change order policy to the Aquatic Center ...

MARSHALL — A proposed chip sealing project on several Marshall streets sparked some discussion among members of the City Council on Tuesday. The question was whether the estimated $154,000 project should be delayed a year. “Going forward, it’s just unknown what our finances are going to ...