KYMN Morning Show | KYMN Local News

 Julie Sullivan talks about the Northfield Hospital & Clinics Foundation. Healthcare is mostly funded through insurance and other sources, but some needs are not covered. Donations to the Foundation can help pay for patient care items, services, and equipment that enhance care. Click here for more information and to donate. 

 Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig talks about the October 8 City Council Work Session. Topics include proposed zoning amendments, water treatment plant project. 

 Northfield Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann talks about the decrease in the preliminary tax levy and provides in-depth information about Question 1 of the School District bond referendum. 

Bill Nelson and Dale Fredrickson discuss the Mill Town Marathon to be held on Sunday, October 13. The marathon, half marathon and 10K all start and finish in Memorial Park in Dundas. Profits from the event support Project Purple and its funding of pancreatic cancer research and aid for people battling the disease and Bill shares his own pancreatic cancer diagnosis. The Half Marathon and Marathon start at 7:30 am; 10K starts at 8 am; Bib pick up starts at 6:30 am. Click here for more information and to register. 

 Logan Wells talks about the role of local government during elections - city, counties, and school boards. 

 Natalie Draper, Library Director at Northfield Public Library, provides information about upcoming events and activities at the library. 

 Local Author Susan Hvistendahl talks about the history of football at St. Olaf and Carleton Colleges. She and former long-time Carleton football coach, Bob Sullivan, will speak at FiftyNorth on October 8, 1:30 pm. 

 Craig Swenson, Assistant Director/Fitness Manager, provides information about upcoming programs, activities and events at FiftyNorth 

 Rice County Sheriff Jesse Thomas talks about the process to move into the new Safety Center, and more.