Annette Schwartz volunteers at the store in downtown Faribault that features gently used clothing and accessories for women of all ages and sizes. The store is owned by Buckham West Senior Center and is their largest fundraiser. They need more volunteers!

Jerry Groskreutz visits with Minnesota agricultural leaders during the Ag Expo at the Mankato Civic Center.

Dusty Dienst says the bitterly cold temperatures pose some dangers we all need to be aware of. We also touch on ice safety. Yes, ice safety and space heaters.

Sue Stout is Outreach Coordinator for Ruth's House. Their largest fundraiser is Saturday, February 7, 2026 at the 3 Ten Event Center in downtown Faribault. This year's theme is Giddy-Up for Ruth's House. Tickets are going fast so go to ruthshousemn.org/hhe

John Sherwin says there have been some ICE operations in Faribault the last couple weeks. He explains it's by design that local law enforcement does not work with federal agents.

Don Pavek of Northfield joins AM Minnesota to give details about the success of their campaign. Northfield raised $38,400 over the holidays.

AM Minnesota is The Mighty 920 KDHL's weekday informational program featuring interviews with a variety of guests ranging from Faribault area community members and state representatives to nationally known authors. Hosted by Gordy Kosfeld, you are sure to learn something new on each version of AM Minnesota. KDHL’s Farm Director, Jerry Groskreutz, brings you the latest agribusiness news each Tuesday.

Randy Twiehoff, Faribault bell ringing coordinator and three ringers from this past season related stories of their adventures. Nancy Decoux is a long time Faribault resident but never knew much about the Rice County Salvation Army. She did 11 shifts at Hy Vee in Faribault. Amy Lubrant from Reliance Bank and Ken Weaverling with Community Resource Bank also shared their experiences while covering multiple shifts. Twiehoff announced on the program they came up just under $4,000 short of their $100,000 goal. After the show Community Resource and Reliance officials told KDHL they were going to make up the difference to get them to the goal.

We learn some details about the new owner of the iconic Erickson Furniture. Now Erickson Family Furniture, The Heart of the Home in downtown Faribault. Anan says he wants to continue the tradition Paul Erickson and his family started in 1956 by providing quality furniture at reasonable prices.

The studio was filled with teachers and students from FHS joined by Chamber Executive Nort Johnson talking about the very successful program to assist students in deciding on a future career. A junior wants to be in radio so she stopped by to learn more about the business.