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ROCHESTER — On the drive back from the Mayo Civic Center on Saturday, Kenyon-Wanamingo wrestling coach Matt Ryan, still slightly irked by the Knights’ 33-31 Section 1A Team Tournament Final loss to Zu

It began with a little dark pony. A faded black and white snapshot shows a blonde boy proudly driving a Shetland pony down Second Street, Kenyon in a Fourth of July parade.

David Jacobsen is a busy man these days. With new digs, two new law partners and offices in three towns to straddle, the Kenyon native is getting used to all the changes.

The Kenyon-Wanamingo girls basketball team has run into some tough teams lately, but according to Knights coach Brent Lurken that’s not necessarily a bad thing this late in the season.

They went to vote, and they were voted in as precinct delegates.

Investigators have released more information regarding a suspect who allegedly robbed the Dennison Depot gas station with a long gun at the end of January.

Kenyon-Wanamingo elementary students got a close-up view of what it takes to be an author and what goes into creating a book.

OK, just dispense with the name jokes about “Urinetown” right now.

The Kenyon-Wanamingo wrestling team looked to its youth to win the Cannon Falls Invitational on Saturday.

They came through.