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Wells has 7 applicants for administrator
July 29, 2012 The Wells interim city administrator’s first day at work on Monday ended with attending his first City Council meeting. more »»
USC committee working on vote
July 29, 2012 Since their first meeting on May 30, a group of United South Central School District residents has been working on one goal: passage of the $28.825 million bond referendum on Aug. more »»
BEA summer projects progressing
July 29, 2012 With school out for the summer, one might think there was very little activity going on at the buildings of the Blue Earth Area School District. Not true. more »» 
Commissioners OK joining boards
July 22, 2012 After much debate, the Faribault County Board of Commissioners finally agreed to allow a combined board to be formed. more »»
Attorneys say their client was coerced
July 22, 2012 Attorneys for a 29-year-old Ceylon man charged with murder put their client on the stand in an effort to get some evidence and statements in his case thrown out. more »»
Germann hired by Georgetown,Ohio
July 22, 2012 The city administrator of Wells may have resigned for a personal matter, but he also has a job waiting for him back in Ohi. more »»
BE Council says no to selling lot
July 22, 2012 Selling several lots owned by the city of Blue Earth has proven to be more difficult than first anticipated. Previously the Blue Earth City Council had determined to sell off two lots. more »»
BE Council warned project funding will run out
July 22, 2012 The city of Blue Earth could run out of money to service the debt on some of its current and future street and utility projects if changes are not made, a financial consultant told the council Monda... more »» 
Schneider hired as new BEA High School principal
July 15, 2012 At the beginning of their regular monthly meeting last Monday night, the Blue Earth Area School Board was introduced to their new high school principal. more »»
Germann resigns at Wells
July 15, 2012 Just three days after Wells’ city administrator had resigned, the City Council has filled the position — temporarily. more »»
Kiester council explores grocery options
July 15, 2012 At least one Kiester council member wasn’t happy with what he was hearing during discussion of the closed grocery store. So, he excused himself before the end of Monday night’s meeting. more »»
County’s EDA wants loan repaid
July 15, 2012 It’s still not clear whether Faribault County Economic Development Authority (EDA) will be able to get their $100,000 back or take legal action to get the money. more »»
Will UHD cease being a district hospital?
July 15, 2012 Should United Hospital District continue to operate as a district hospital? That is a question the board of directors wants an answer to. more »»
Public opinion differs at USC school meeting
July 15, 2012 The United South Central School District hosted an informational meeting that left the public opinion split down the middle. more »» 
Kiester grocery store closes
July 8, 2012 A sign posted at Jamboree Foods urged customers to show their support to re-open the grocery store in Kiester. That’s exactly what they did at an emergency City Council meeting held Monday night. more »»
No decision on combining two county boards
July 8, 2012 The Faribault County Board of Commissioners still remain uncertain about the approval of combining two boards. The discussion was originally brought up at the June 19 board meeting. more »»
Planning for Highway 169 continues
July 8, 2012 For once, roundabouts were not the main focus of a meeting concerning the reconstruction project of Highway 169 slated for next summer in Blue Earth. Detours were the main topic. more »»
Future of BE brush/compost site uncertain
July 8, 2012 What to do with their brush/compost site is an issue the Blue Earth City Council is just starting to face. more »» 
Brewing up a good time in W’bago
July 1, 2012 The tent was raised, breweries set up, the rain stopped and Craft Brew Fest was under way for its first time ever. more »»
Grand jury says yes to 1st-degree
July 1, 2012 A 29-year-old Ceylon man now faces 11 felony charges instead of seven in the February murder of a 37-year-old Blue Earth man and beatings of his wife and her two teenage daughters. more »» |
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