KYMN Morning Show | KYMN Local News

Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott discusses the search for Daryl "Dice" Budenski who has been missing since October 1.  There will be a rally for the search organized by a local group on Saturday, November 20, noon-1:00 pm on Bridge Square.

Northfield Police Chief provides a reminder of the winter parking ban (no parking on city streets 2-6 a.m.) that began November 15, discusses the Rice County Chemical & Mental Health Coalition, traffic changes near Bridgewater Elementary School, use of body cameras, and more.

This week Lisa talks with the manager of the new HomeTown Credit Union branch in Northfield, Tayler Swanson. They discuss Tayler's journey with HomeTown from teller to Branch Manager, the nature of a credit union, and what it means for a financial institution to have a local focus.

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the November 16 City Council meeting.

Erin Bailey, Director of the Northfield Community Education Department, talks about the programs and services offered through the department and the importance of the funding from the Rice County Area United Way.

Erica Staab, Director of the Hope Center in Faribault, provides information about the services offered at the center to provide advocacy for victims of violence and sexual assault.  Funding from the Rice County Area United Way helps them to provide services.

Charlie Mandile, Executive Director of HealthFinders Collaborative, discusses the services of HealthFinders which provide quality health care, advocacy, and wellness education to people in our community who have limited health care alternatives.  The Northfield Area United Way provides valuable funding to the agency.

Rice County Area United Way Executive Director Elizabeth Child talks about the United Way fund raising campaign and some of the agencies that benefit from the United Way.

Melissa Grover, Program Director of KCQ in Faribault, talks about the mission of KCQ to assist individuals with disabilities with their vocational rehab services needs.  Funds from the Rice County United Way help to make that possible.

Lisa Percy talks about Operation Joy sponsored by the Northfield Community Action Center.  The event provides gifts for children in our community and will be held on December 8 at the CAC.  For more information about the event, to register,  or to donate, click here.