By Richard Johnson
Plainview News Editor
Wabasha County residents on Nov. 5 approved a bond issue with the Wabasha-Kellogg School District, authorizing the W-K School Board to issue general...
The first annual Dog Costume Party brought Wabasha Dog Park to life on October 26. Despite the slightly warmer than average fall day, the atmosphere was happy and lively, with at least 40 people in...
It all started with a simple text from Jeff Zimmerman's wife. She sent him a picture of funny skeletons set up on a porch swing, with a playful suggestion: "We should do this for Halloween." But...
The proposed building will feature 50 apartments, consisting of 11 studios, 17 one-bedroom units, 15 two-bedroom units, and seven three-bedroom units. For parking, the plan includes 38 underground...
The Old Legion Coffee shop had its first week of open business starting on October 19 for a soft opening. Now the coffee shop is open seven days a week from 7 am-2 pm. The boutique is open 10 am-5 pm...
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued a rare geomagnetic storm watch for October 10, and projected several states would have the opportunity to view the Northern Lights. There...
On October 13, the Read’s Landing Schoolhouse Museum hosted presenter Arn Kind as “Black Jacque”, an authentically costumed fur trade voyager. The event was sponsored in collaboration with the...
The Wabasha City Council convened for its regular meeting on October 1 at 6 pm at City Hall. Council members deliberated on the preliminary levy and potential budget reductions. The meeting featured...
On the sunny October 4 afternoon, a buzz of excitement filled the air at the National Eagle Center. Preston Cook stood eagerly outside, awaiting the placement of three majestic eagle statues. As...
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,...