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Katie Kes-Pick and Jesse Pick talk all things Suzie Sasquatch, the star of the SouthSota-Benjamin Franklin radio spots.
Owner of Paisley Gardens Rachel Kinney talks house plants to spruce up your space and mental health in winter, and discusses their fundraiser for the Community Action Center in February.
Bridgewater Elementary School Principal Nancy Antoine discusses her background, receiving the individual Human Rights Award from the City of Northfield and what that means to her, and more.
Executive Director of Sharing Our Roots Farm Derek Meyers discusses the organization, tonight's Solidarity Sing-A-Long at Armory Square fundraising for Sharing Our Roots, and more. Learn more about the farm and donate on their website.
Chris Albrecht and Will Taylor from North Star Retreats discuss their organization providing experiences for the Minnesota Recovery Community, and their upcoming 3 Eleven Retreat.
Laura Riehle-Merrill and Beth Berry from the Rice County Area United Way discuss Dolly's Book Bash, an event to raise funds to provide free books to local children through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. The event is next Friday, January 30th at the Faribault American Legion.
Northfield Mayor Erica Zweifel and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss last night's City Council meeting, including an official statement from the Mayor regarding immigration enforcement taking place locally and across the state, potential improvements to two parks in town, and more.
Northfield Arts Guild Executive Director Michael Johnson and Performing Arts Manager Pauline Jennings discuss upcoming events at the Guild, including the next installment of the 411 Concert Series featuring Erin Schwab, the upcoming production of Little Wars, current galleries on display, and much more.
Rice County Historical Society Executive Director Dave Nichols and Program & Outreach Coordinator Kiran Loewenstein discuss their partnership with Carleton College to create Wish Walls throughout the county in honor of the 250th Anniversary of the United States.
Founder of Cry Baby Craig's hot sauce Craig Kaiser discusses their origins, business, the sauce itself, and more.
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