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A conversation with Northfield High School Art teacher Katherine Norrie about Arts a la Carte, the NHS student art festival that will return after a two-year Covid hiatus on April 22nd.

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses the April 11 City Council meeting.

Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses topics addressed at the April 11 School Board meeting.

Senator Rich Draheim discusses the Senate tax bill and an emergency bill for funding to address the bird flu issue.

Host Pauline Jennings talks with educator, author, and musician Tim Goodwin.  Goodwin is a talented singer songwriter who plays a mix of folk, Americana and blues.

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Dave Peterson and Ezra Plemons from the Cannon Valley Makers. Cannon Valley Makers is a creative community based in Dundas, Minnesota. The group aims to share tools, expertise, and resources to create a makerspace that will serve people of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels.

Representative Todd Lippert talks about proposals for using the state budget surplus as well as the status of various budget bills.

Rita Olson, Book Fair Coordinator, talks about the Northfield Hospital Auxiliary Book Fair that will take place at the Northfield Ice Arena.  Donation dates are April 12-22 and the sale will take place April 26-30.  Visit their Facebook page for more details.

Rice County Sheriff Jesse Thomas discusses a focus this month on preventing distracted driving, progress on funding and building the new jail facility, and more.

Meleah Follen, Youth Engagement Director at Northfield Healthy Community Initiative, and students Brekken Modory and Amelia Arnold talk about the Youth on Boards Program.