Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: South Haven town marshal shot and killed

• Proposal to boost police numbers doesn't find Rochester chief's support

• Mayo Clinic's McCoy gets hero award for work in community paramedicine

• BCA investigating police shooting in Red Wing

• New JM girls basketball coach Waring appreciating latest opportunity

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Boys receive lectures from the police chief and parents

• More clarity sought in sales tax pitch for recreational complex

• They could have qualified for charity care. But Mayo Clinic sued them

• With her debut novel, a Pine Island teacher hopes she has practiced what she teaches

• Wagenson makes history by officiating in football state semifinal game

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: New Minnesota hockey franchise names to be considered

• Man in custody after stabbing in Ostrander

• A new chapter to start for a Med City comics shop as a nephew continues his late uncle's legacy

• Austin-based publishing company strictly sells titles in other small businesses

• All-Area Volleyball Player of the Year: Z-M's Nelson rode diversity to an unmatched season

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Interstate 35 between Mason City and Twin Cities to soon open

• 'The Nostalgia Awakens': Vintage Star Wars toys exhibit opens in Red Wing

• Giving and keeping: Yammy Bear donates stem cells to studies, and himself

• Has Rochester passed Winona as an arts hub?

• 5 reasons why the Austin Bruins are in first place at the one-third mark of the season

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: Mattel to produce Barbie dolls with 'more realistic' bodies

• Local investor gets into the movie business with $4.9 million purchase of CineMagic theatre

• Mayo Clinic expert highlights it's never 'too late' to quit smoking

• Time magazine gives nod to education program co-created by Rochester Public Schools' Pekel

• Spring Grove set for strong start at U.S. Bank Stadium

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: 'Rochester: The Images' is named book of the year

• Popus Popcorn opens giving extra flavor to downtown Rochester

• Charter House residents share big and little news stories with the visually impaired in Rochester

• Rochester School Board digs into the research behind school resource officers

• Century swimmers hope to make a splash at state meet

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Dr. Charles H. Mayo to discuss cancer surgery

• Three evictions, one tenant to stay until March in Bob's Trailer Park cases

• What do Rochester faith leaders say about our tension-filled political times?

• Wildwood’s bartenders and unique bar foods make it one of Rochester’s most popular bars

• Bailey had a great run as tournament director at Section 1 swimming and diving meets

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: President Truman lays a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier

• John Clark leaves behind 'the Hidden Gem of Austin' with his restaurant Johnny’s Skillet

• Rochester golf plan spreads added cost among golfers and property owners

• Former candidates not ready to stop serving Rochester area

• Chatfield clicking on all cylinders, fires past Blue Earth Area and into state semifinals

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: RCTC wins state football Community College championship

• Why did a national PAC spend $20k on the Winona County Auditor-Treasurer race?

• Sexual assault survivor speaks out about former Pine Island bus driver

• Norton ready to engage during next four years

• K-M's Shubert makes dream official, signing with Xavier