Message to Wabasha Herald Readers
A MESSAGE TO OUR READERS Newspapers throughout the country, including here in our area, are dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. So, in this regard, The Herald remains committed to keeping our...
Bill spent some time at Eagle’s Nest Coffee House last Tuesday morning writing his daily blog. He is pictured here with owners Java Jim and Java Jan.
Canoeing the Mississippi…but not climbing Mt. Everest
by Michael Smith Seventy-seven year-old Bill Burke has climbed to the highest peak on all seven continents, which, obviously, includes Mt. Everest, which he has climbed six times and summited twice...
Bill spent some time at Eagle’s Nest Coffee House last Tuesday morning writing his daily blog. He is pictured here with owners Java Jim and Java Jan.
Great River Homes Inc. Administrator Michael Weinandt will be retiring at the end of this year after 42 years in that capacity here in Wabasha.
After 42 years, Michael Weinandt to retire from Great River Homes
Michael Weinandt of Wabasha has announced his retirement after 42 years of employment as Administrator of Great River Homes, Inc. Great River Homes, Inc. is a private non-profit organization...
Great River Homes Inc. Administrator Michael Weinandt will be retiring at the end of this year after 42 years in that capacity here in Wabasha.
Elijah Hager as Shrek.
‘Shrek The Musical’ to open this week–4th show added
“Shrek The Musical” opens this week at Wabasha-Kellogg High School.   Due to popular demand, a fourth show was added on Thursday April 26th!  Currently, there is limited availability for the ...
Elijah Hager as Shrek.
In a shot very similar to that on the front page, FWS workers carry their gas cans and torches to set fire to the invasive reed canary grass on FWS Refuge property along Upper County 24 Thursday.
Burn, baby burn...!
by Michael Smith It was easy to see the billows of black smoke rising high into the air over a wide area somewhere over Upper Sand Prairie. “What could be up with that?” an inquisitive individual...
In a shot very similar to that on the front page, FWS workers carry their gas cans and torches to set fire to the invasive reed canary grass on FWS Refuge property along Upper County 24 Thursday.
Bill spent some time at Eagle’s Nest Coffee House last Tuesday morning writing his daily blog. He is pictured here with owners Java Jim and Java Jan.
Great River Homes Inc. Administrator Michael Weinandt will be retiring at the end of this year after 42 years in that capacity here in Wabasha.
Elijah Hager as Shrek.
In a shot very similar to that on the front page, FWS workers carry their gas cans and torches to set fire to the invasive reed canary grass on FWS Refuge property along Upper County 24 Thursday.
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River Currents for 4-7
With little going on these days, obviously it’s difficult to report much news…other than coronavirus updates and developments related to it. Nevertheless, be it good news, bad news, big news,...
Fifth and sixth confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported in Wabasha County
Wabasha County Public Health was notified on March 29th by the Minnesota Department of Health regarding a fifth and sixth lab confirmed case of COVID-19 in Wabasha County. Limited information...
River Currents for 3-31-20
Mixed feelings. Mixed emotions. That’s what I’m dealing with these days. That’s probably what we’re all dealing with. On one hand, I’m having difficulty sitting home watching television…or coming...
Life has changed… Wabasha has changed. Perhaps we will too…
by Michael Smith Life has changed…dramatically…in the past three weeks. On March 14th, Wabasha celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a parade and Irish treats, one of only a handful of communities in...
4 Coronavirus cases in Wabasha County
Wabasha County Public Health was notified on March 25th by the Minnesota Department of Health regarding a fourth lab confirmed case of COVID-19 in Wabasha County. Limited information indicates the...
River Currents for 3-31-20
Mixed feelings. Mixed emotions. That’s what I’m dealing with these days. That’s probably what we’re all dealing with. On one hand, I’m having difficulty sitting home watching television…or coming...
First Coronavirus case reported in Wabasha County
Wabasha County Public Health was notified late on March 20th (shortly after this week’s Herald was sent to press) by the Minnesota Department of Health of a lab confirmed case of COVID-19 in Wabasha...
Temporarily CLOSED
by Michael Smith Unprecedented. That is one of the more common words being used to describe what is going on here in Wabasha, across Minnesota, and in fact, throughout the nation and world, as...
Message to Wabasha Herald Readers
A MESSAGE TO OUR READERS Newspapers throughout the country, including here in our area, are dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. So, in this regard, The Herald remains committed to keeping our...
River Currents
I want you all to be safe. So please, take all precautions the medical experts are advising. And try to refrain from complaining if it's inconvenient. We could ALL feel like complaining if...

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