Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Rochester Junior College students receive a talk on etiquette

• Terry Timm reflects on 45 years at Rochester's Ye Olde Butcher Shoppe

• Oak Center General Store on its way back to business, an example of migration to rural

• Social-ICE returns to downtown Rochester despite Mother Nature's own ice

• Vlasaty brings the 'cool' factor to John Marshall hockey team

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: Rochester John Marshall wins Section 1AAA wrestling title

• How Gaelynn Lea's show at the Rochester Civic Theatre will be different from other concerts

• K9 Sprinter gets every dog at their best running game across Rochester

• Rochester Catholic Schools sixth-grader wins Southeast Minnesota spelling bee, advances to nationals

• Vivica Bretton an ultimate leader for Lourdes girls basketball team

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: Mayo Foundation names first woman Board of Trustees president

• St. Charles collector hopes to spread his faith in Volkswagens

• Tania Rhiger brings lived experience to county housing decisions

• With DFL trifecta, bills race to Minnesota governor's desk

• Lake City's Bremer receives NSIC women's basketball honor

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Gertrude Kolander named Chatfield teacher of the year

• How Saint Mary's University's $25 million gift changes the narrative for this Catholic school

• Two Kings and a Queen adds a masculine touch to Rochester drag scene

• Woman rescued from house fire in Rochester Saturday night

• Boys hockey: Section 1AA features Mayo-JM rematch; Northfield is top seed in 1A

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: No more homecoming queens at St. Cloud State

• Rochester Public Schools considers reworking athletic fields at newly-built Dakota Middle School

• Nordic skiers have plenty of happy trails in Rochester

• SETO Bakery sets up as a pop-up at Fiddlehead's Miracle Mile location in Rochester

• To be the best, you have to play the best: Pine Island native Aaron Johnston has SDSU on a roll

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: King Tut's tomb opened

• 57 years into his career, an award-winning Zumbrota veterinarian is 'still living my dream'

• New Spanish immersion child care center to open in Rochester soon

• Former Rochester tennis coach sentenced to 19 days in jail for sexually assaulting teenager he taught

• Zumbrota-Mazeppa's Rodrick steps up his scoring as he takes a step back

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: 'Cops Talk Live' to be produced by Rochester PD

• Pine Island boy learns how to cook from Johnny 'Mango' Mangouras at co-op kitchen

• Lent us eat without meat

• Jennifer Carnahan countersues Hagedorn family members, alleging defamation during her House campaign

• Section wrestling: Battle awaits in 1A; Kasson-Mantorville, Mayo look to live up to No. 1 seeds

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Blizzard causes havoc

• Olmsted County Sheriff's Capt. Schueller talks about the cold weather call to a dead body

• Fixing broken machines keeps Rochester's James Aakre going

• 6 things to know about riverfront planning efforts for downtown Rochester

• Region 1 will enshrine 11 into Wrestling Hall of Fame

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Drunkometers approved for use

• Sheriff Kevin Torgerson 'all in' on Polar Plunge, Special Olympics: 'It touches every point of my life'

• A piece of Southeast Minnesota will be in all 30 MLB Ballparks in 2023 with Pillbox's souvenir mini-bats

• Proposed downtown historic district returning to council

• Veteran Natayla Franz leading a Winona gymnastics squad hungry to get to state

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: Rochester Quarterback Club names new Hall of Fame inductees

• As 'COVID cavities' subside, dentists encourage 'good daily habits' for children's dental health

• Oh, deer! Retired Rochester doctor helps deer recover from vehicle collision

• State Destination Medical Center funds will cover nearly half of $21 million Soldiers Field Park renovations

• 6 wrestlers to watch at this year's Section 1-2 girls wrestling tournament