Christine Shaffer-Brown, Todd Rost, Jeremy Gibbs and Father Louie give details about the Divine Mercy Church Festival called Spirit Fest. All are welcome with fireworks following a outdoor movie.

Gail Kaderlik, Executive Director of SCC Foundation was joined by board members Jason Robinson and Bart Jackson to discuss the Whisky Whirl. A fundraiser this Friday at Corks and Pints in Faribault. Dollars are used for scholarships for SCC students.

Dustin Dienst touched on combine fires, slow moving vehicles on roads by farm fields. We also discussed on Fire Prevention Week in October and some heat tape training his department is conducting for people.

Sam Ramakers, Owner of Faribault Interiors covers a number of topics during this spotlight on his business.Technology has impacted the flooring, window treatments and cabinet business.

Royal Ross and Peter Van Sluis primarily talked about Allina Hospital District One Faribault's request for a demolition permit for Johnson Hall. The Heritage Preservation Commission denied the request. If Allina appeals the council members said they would vote to grant the permit.

Lisa Peterson, Northfield Chamber of Commerce and Tourism President/CEO, Jane Bartho, Chamber Membership and Special Events Coordinator and Pete Mergens, Owner of Professional Pride Realty in Northfield talk about Minnesota's largest all-volunteer celebration Defeat of Jesse James Days. The event celebrates the courage of the townspeople not to allow their bank to be robbed on September 7, 1876.

Jay Zielske Agronomist with Pioneer discusses the growing season and soybean yields.

Heidi Nelson, Executive Director of PCA is joined by PCA Community Theatre actors. Courtney Kryzer and Garrett Fitzgerald are cast members of "Drop Dead." The show is a classic whodunit.

Todd Sesker, Faribault School Superintendent, North Johnson, President/CEO Faribault Chamber and Laura Attenberger, South Central College Director of Secondary Relations give details about the start of the H2C-High School to College & Career pathway to success program. Health care is the first identified need in six regions across the state. 29 students are signed up for this semester. 29 more are enrolled for next semester. SCC plans to roll out H2C in other areas in the future. Manufacturing is next.

Nort Johnson, CEO/President of Faribault Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism says Faribault citizens can be proud of their public schools for doing a lot with less resources than school districts of similar size.