Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Former president Harry S. Truman has died

• Christmas, a birthday, and makeshift hockey: The Hanson family keeps the good times rolling

• Rochester interior designer Sarah Conti on how she got her start

• 2022 in Review: Leaving the Amish was like 'going to another country'

• Dodge County's Funke has gone from pupil to teacher

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Minneapolis Lakers defeat Sheboygan 61-52

• As a Chatfield brewery closes, local brewers reflect on slow winter season

• Eck's Cyclone: Klinsmann put Rochester on the bicycle racing map

• Byron native, Montana cowboy finds himself in familiar role on popular TV show

• Wrestling is an outlet for JM's Zach Hindt, who is legally blind

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Some physicians not issuing whiskey prescriptions

• Minnesotans can now access free COVID-19 care and therapeutics

• Bringing home a pet for Christmas? Shelters, rescues take precautions to ensure families are ready

• Storage firm ramps up Rochester presence with $5.7 million facility buy

• Through wrestling and jiu jitsu, JM's Evangelene Chittanavong finds competitive edge, family pride

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Popular "Lunch With Casey" television show to be canceled

• At less than half capacity, Rochester Public Schools mulls options for Longfellow Elementary

• Hokah family displaced after semi crashes into home

• Olmsted County commissioners hit reset on Seneca property

• Celebration stirs vivid memories for 1977 JM state championship team

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Fire destroys part of an Austin city block

• Boxcar Hippie plans to reopen early in the new year for Rochester diners

• State suspends Hayfield teacher's license over physical altercation with student

• Hormel Institute brings health sciences to life for sixth-grade students

• LeRoy-Ostrander Prep Bowl record holder Chase Johnson looks back on 2021 title run

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Princess Diana beanie baby selling for $400

• 'Sometimes adults get in the way': Rochester youth gather for student school board

• Med City apartment complex sold for $17.9 million

• Future of former Seneca site remains under discussion

• Minnesota Christmas Tournament: Glazier finally gets his ellusive Santa hat with dominant effort

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Japan and Germany will not participate in the 1948 Winter Olympics

• Lipstick & Lead shares gun safety in women's social organization in Rochester

• Proposed sixplex has southeast Rochester neighbors worried about water, safety

• Spyhouse becomes newest Twin Cities business to expand into Rochester

• Record-breaking Backer is 2022 Post Bulletin All-Area Football Player of the Year

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Christmas party held for telephone company workers

• Olmsted County deputies involved in 'use of deadly force' incident in southeast Rochester

• AG Keith Ellison's office says Mayo Clinic's apparent bill-collection conduct is 'aggressive'

• Hormel Institute research could lead to treatment of rare, chronic autoimmune conditions

• 5 things to watch for at this year's Minnesota Christmas Tournament

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Cal Stoll to speak at Quarterback's Club football banquet

• Legislators hope to make hospital financial assistance more accessible in 2023

• Consistency helps The Bears Den become the sports hub for Byron

• Rochester School Board approves taxes payable in 2023

• JM grad Katilyn Steffes climbs to junior college Player of the Year

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Dennis Larson named as athletic director at Southland

• Rochester Church of Latter-day Saints member speaks out on church's abuse issues

• Water woes for last Bob’s Trailer Park residents land in court

• Rochester dentist's $2.75 million investment means his clinic will have more space in 2023

• Zumbrota native Gus Bradley returns to Minnesota to coach against Vikings