Guest Columns

Based on opinions from Power Engineering (our engineering firm) and Northfield Construction (our contractor), we had to commit to the project in January to maintain the schedule mandated by the federa

Everybody knows that I like old things. Probably because I’m old, too. Ron Lips, who is the area driver for UPS, stopped me the other day.

Goodhue County is currently proceeding with a plan to build a 44,000 square foot, three-story building to house public health, social services, child support, as well as mental health in a combined He

Should Minnesota workers be given the freedom to decide the terms of their employment?

It is Monday at 3:24 p.m. I am sitting in my office staring at my computer, waiting for inspiration to strike.

Community Education embraces lifelong learning and serves to bring community members together who identify needs and resources to “help people to help themselves to raise the quality of life in their

Each New Year brings with it resolutions of all varieties. Some plan to lose weight, while others try to spend more quality time with family.

I am always on the lookout for Kenyon Post Cards. Since I have more than 500, new cards are getting harder to find.
When I do come across one, it makes my day.

I really appreciate the help I get from people. Even when they tell me I’m wrong.

Frequently in this column I’ve talked about our Foundation’s investments in early childhood programs as part of our investment in economic growth and vitality here in southern Minnesota.