KYMN Morning Show | KYMN Local News

 Kristi Pursell, State Representative from District 58A, provides her weekly update of activities at the Legislative session. 

 Christopher Chapp, Director of the Institute for Freedom & Community at St. Olaf College talks about the 'Food Policy and Food Politics' series beginning in March. These events will be free and open to the public . For dates, topics, and speakers, visit institute.st.olaf.edu. 

 Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott provides tips to avoid fraud, and discusses fentanyl/opioid issues, annual report, school resource officers, and more. 

 Jennifer Tonko, Executive Director of Clean River Partners, discusses the new strategic framework that outlines the organization's commitment to the community and environment. For more information, visit cleanriverpartners.org. 

 Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig discusses the February 13 City Council Work session. Topics include Riverside Lions Park enhancements, review of water treatment plant renderings, and Housing Redevelopment Authority policy review. 

 Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses the February 12 City Council meeting including the Forest Avenue and Depot Street reconstruction project. 

 Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses the February 12 School Board meeting, capital budget and long-term facilities maintenance equipment budget, high school facilities options, and more. 

 Mrs. Moxie provides information about Moxie-Gras, a drag brunch and masquerade ball hosted by Mrs. Moxie and Lexi D on February 17 at the Grand Event Center. For more information and tickets, click here. 

 District 58A State Representative Kristi Pursell talks about the legislative session set to begin on Monday, February 12 and proposed bills she is involved with. 

 Elizabeth Child, Executive Director of the Rice County Area United Way, discusses the grant process and announces that a 2-year grant process will be launched this year to make it more sustainable for non-profits. For more information and to apply for a grant, visit ricecountyunitedway.org.