KYMN Morning Show | KYMN Local News

John and Karen Robison, Co-Executive Directors of the Cannon Valley Elder Collegium, and instructors Rod Christensen and Barbara Evans talk about classes available for senior citizens. For more information, visit cvec.org. 

 Representative Kristi Pursell discusses the bills she introduced from the environmental committee during week two of the legislative session. 

 CC Linstroth talks about the work of Age-Friendly Northfield including its work on socialization activities to combat loneliness which can be debilitating. 

 Northfield Fire Chief Tom Nelson discusses a recent fire, details of the procedures the fire department uses when it responds to a fire, and breaks down call statistics. 

 Funeral Director Andy Langehough and Pastor Jonathan Davis of St. John's Lutheran Church talk about the sale of the former Benson & Langehough Funeral Home building and an invitation to community members to gather at the building on March 14, 4:30-6:00 p.m. at the site to remember and pay tribute to the services provided there over the years. 

 Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the February 20 City Council meeting. Topics include the Northfield Depot, proposed transit hub, traffic study of Greenvale Park school area, and more. 

 Michael Johnson and Pauline Jennings of the Northfield Arts Guild talk about collaboration between the Northfield Library, Northfield Historical Society, and the Arts Guild and provide information about upcoming events and performances. 

 Kathy Dobbs of Rice County Republicans explains the purpose of political caucuses and primaries. Party caucuses will be held in Northfield on February 27 and the presidential primary election is March 5. 

 Northfield Community Development Director Jake Reilly and Betsey Buckheit, Chair of the Planning Commission, provide an update on the city's comprehensive plan. 

 Sean Allen, Executive Director at the Northfield Historical Society, talks about an upcoming exhibit about Northfielder Maggie Lee as well as other events at the Northfield Historical Society.