Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: New Tucker automobile soon to be produced

• Twin City coffee brand is brewing up its first Med City shop

• University Club served as a historic who's who of Rochester

• Big Head Todd and the Monsters bring their winter tour to Rochester

• Century's high-flying Decker dreading the end

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency opens in Rochester

• Rochester police officer sued for excessive force

• Creepy Dolls contest is a 'gut feeling'

• Eviction hearings, agreements start for Bob's Trailer Park residents

• Lyons named hitting coach at Rochester Batting Cages

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Jackie Robinson, the first Black in major league baseball, dies

• Stroh family set to open DIY-style Chaotic Good Brewing in Kasson

• Condos for cars now available in Rochester

• Rochester plan for more neighborhood development meetings, fewer hearings set for review Monday

• Assisted by her father, Billmeier kicked Lourdes back into the state tournament

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Rochester football fans will be served free hot chocolate

• North Broadway businesses to merge, move to Kismet Block

• Olmsted County group questions thousands listed in local voter rolls

• Downtown Rochester pop-up welcomes patrons like family

• High School Football Focus: Unbeaten, 'gritty' Chatfield staying in the moment

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Dr. Charles W. Mayo returns from Europe

• Racine tornado survivors move into their rebuilt home

• Crockett works to open new rec center in Rochester

• Rochester's oldest brewery adds 20 parking spaces

• Mayo's Loftus sisters loft themselves into state tennis tournament

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: Hollywood goes on trial for un-American activities

• Gov. Tim Walz, GOP challenger Scott Jensen spar in first and only TV debate

• Rochester mayoral candidates differ on plans for city

• Kasson-Mantorville Elementary School introduces students to the 'helping careers'

• One for the history books: Winona girls capture school's first soccer section title with win over Byron

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1972: Mayo Auditorium filled to hear Carpenters

• Finstad, Ettinger offer different takes on immigration reform, federal policy on family leave, Jan. 6 hearing

• Hawk Horvath: Hunting ghosts in Mantorville

• Rochester council draws line for public comment

• Brown gets analytical in training Rochester area baseball players

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1997: John Denver dies in a plane crash

• Resetting the goal posts: Rochester Public Schools discusses new ways of measuring student success

• Downtown Rochester bank branch to close in early 2023

• Rochester Ward 1 candidates see on differences among common goals

• Blake Kane's first season as Northfield soccer coach was wrenching, and inspired

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1922: Tax cut will return $1.00 to every man, woman and child

• Dining out? More of us have reservations

• Congressional, state, local candidates address Lake City voters in Tuesday night forum

• Southeast Minnesota was hotspot for bootleggers during Prohibition era

• RCTC coach will return to Ely as game will go on at Vermilion

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1947: St. Charles soldier to come home

• Honduran family in Rochester awarded $80k for mistreatment by border patrol

• Morice: Physician and Mayo Clinic's 'Big Knocker' according to KFAN's Dan Barreiro

• In search of a successor, Clem's Cups & Cones owner in Kasson puts shop up for sale

• Lourdes soccer star Gossman a natural-born scorer