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We are joined by Charlie Lechtenberg of the Faribault Lakers. He’ll recap their season so far and preview the Fox 9 town ball series coming to town next week. Then will continue our circuit of conversations with broadcasters from Twins minor league affiliates when we’re joined by Tim Grubbs. He is the Director of Broadcasting for our AA affiliate, the Wichita Wind Surge!

Colin is joined by Target Field tour guides Tom Rooney and Sam VanTassel! 

This month on Chamber Chat, Lisa talks with Pete Mergens about how he got into the real estate business, starting his company, his personal sales philosophy and why he so enjoys living and working in Northfield, Minnesota.

Author Patrick Mader talks about Minnesotans in the Olympics and his books  "Minnesota Gold" and "More Minnesota Gold." For more information, visit patrickmader.com.

John Dvorak, Manager of the Rice County Fair,  provides information about the fair that will be held July 21 - 25.  For more details, visit ricecountyfair.net.

Dr. Dan Reidenberg, Executive Director of SAVE, Suicide Awareness Voices of Education, and locals Jeff Christenson and Eric Bergh discuss the upcoming Tour De SAVE on July 31 to raise awareness around the issue of suicide and raise dollars to help fund the SAVE organization.   The rides will start at Sechler Park at 9:00 a.m.  Register online at save.org. The National Suicide prevention hotline is 800-273-8255.

Danny is off this week, and Laura Meyers sits in with Rich to talk about suicide prevention awareness and education, an organization called SAVE and the Tour de Save happening in Northfield on July 31, Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, and letting your soul shine.

Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott discusses body cams delivered last week and policies for their use, the Northfield Community College Collaborative, Northfield Night to Unite, Greenvale Township homicide, and more.

Host Jon Olson talks with retired FBI Special Agent E.K. Wilson, who led the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force investigating young Americans who joined the al-Shabab terrorist group and their supporters.

Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig discusses the July 13 City Council meeting.  Topics include the Metronet project, liquor license for Froggy Bottoms, budget process for 2022, and more.