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The news from Northfield, Minnesota on Friday, December 5th 2025:

Arcadia Charter School Hosts Annual ThanksGive Fundraiser Tonight

Liquor Licence for Froggz Revoked After Insurance and Building Code Issues 

Historical Trends - Part 2: The Northfield Public Schools Budget Explained 

Craig Swenson, Assistant Director/Fitness Manager, provides information about upcoming programs, activities and events at FiftyNorth.

Captain Nathan Budin from the Rice County Sheriff's Office talks winter reminders for thin ice, a new Mental Health Treatment Court program rolling out next year, and the Battle of the Badges between the Sheriff's Office and the Northfield Police Department to raise money for Salvation Army.

The news from Northfield, Minnesota on Thursday, December 4th, 2025:

Northfield City Council Approves a 9.9% Tax Increase

Carleton’s Craft Fair & Custodial Bake Sale on Friday

Northfield Mayor Erica Zweifel and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss last night's final City Council meeting of the year, including the approval of the 2026 tax levy increase, budget, Capital Improvement Plan and Capital Equipment Plan.

Steven Wille from St. John's UCC Wheeling Township discusses their upcoming traditional German Christmas Dinner fundraiser, happening this Saturday, December 6th.

The Northfield City Council met last night for its last meeitng of 2025. KYMN's Logan Wells provides a recap of what happened. The two major topics are approval of the budget and tax levy, and adopting the new drone policy for the city. 

The news from Northfield, Minnesota on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025: 

Quarter 3 Police Report Details The Department's Operations During the  DJJD Celebration 

The Revenue Sources - The Northfield Public Schools Budget Explained Part 1

Northfield Shares Executive Director Carrie Carroll and Education and Engagement Manager Jariya Goerwitz discuss their most recent grant cycle, their goals for a lasting impact on the community, and more.

 Tonight, the Northfield City Council will approve the budget and tax levy increase for next year, which is set to be 9.9%. KYMN's Logan Wells provides a breakdown of the budget, how it works, what's driving the increase, and pretty much everything you need to know ahead of tonight's meeting.