Post Bulletin Minute

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Three downtown Austin businesses lost to fire

• Violent crime in Rochester down 18% in 2022

• Janet Heller serves her grandma's pies at Bubbles' Cafe in Adams in Mower County

• Kim Norton appreciates bipartisan message in State of the Union

• High School Girls Basketball Focus: Century comes up with a statement win

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Frontier hires first woman commercial airline pilot

• Rochester School Board approves roadmap for budget cuts totaling $14 million

• Rochester dog park proposal gets room to run

• Changes on the way for Rochester's most popular toy store

• Wrestling: Area coaches react to MSHSL's decision to drop a weight class for boys

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Dr. Banting, Nobel Peace Prize recipient, to visit Mayo Clinic

• Rochester rapid-transit plans are moving forward

• Fountain's new mayor 'excited to serve the community'

• Decades later, Kenyon-Wanamingo raises curtain on one-act competition with existential performance

• Winona goalie faced 100 shots in a game, kept coming back for more

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: Stamp to commemorate the life of Princess Diana on sale

• Pop's Art Theater owners prepare to bring indie films to Rochester

• Rochester streetwear designer to level up his Apache Mall and Mall of America stores

• Contract would seek concept for potential Rochester tax-funded sports and recreation complex

• Minnesota State High School League acts on proposals for changes in wrestling, football, more

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Mayo Clinic does not intend to be a center for abortions

• Francisco's shares authentic Caribbean dishes with Rochester

• Anti-abortion group puts Rep. Andy Smith, of Rochester, in the crosshairs of abortion debate

• Olmsted County Public Health encourages COVID boosters to fight rate increases

• Lake City's Greg Berge thought his experiences could help others. 25 million views later, he was right

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Some Rochester elementary schools to close

• Zoning change requested to replace former Rochester bakery with apartment complex

• Mayo High School grad ready to play the game on CBS's 'Survivor'

• A champion for Rochester

• A rare juggling act: St. Charles' Barclay handles competing in both basketball and wrestling

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1973: Minnesota Vikings draft Chuck Foreman

• Breaking a barrier: Bryttany Wener is the Lake City Police Department's first full-time female officer

• Sylwia Bujak Oliver, 125 Live executive director, becomes a U.S. citizen

• 7 takeaways from Rochester City Council's library review

• Kasson-Mantorville grad Brendan Knoll will get another shot to pitch in pro ball

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1948: Mahatma Gandhi shot and killed

• From the ground up: Kasson-Mantorville's Colleen Tentis recognized for commitment to helping students learn

• 'Let nature come in': Chatfield family re-envisions farm with cozy Airbnb cabin

• Rochester council slated to review library needs

• 8 southeastern Minnesotans making impact at top-10 college hockey programs

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1923: Dr. C. H. Mayo to step down from school board

• Eyota's Blue Collar Cafe: 'Every little town has a place like this'

• Mildred Burke v. Nell 'the Southern Belle' Stewart! Bronko Nagurski v. Abe 'the Syrian Assassin' Kashay!

• Red Wing woman pleads guilty to cold case murder of newborn in Goodhue County

• High School Wrestling Focus: Lake City making a difference on and off the mat

Stories in this episode:

• Day in History: 1998: Ventura to announce his candidacy for governor

• Why are some lung cancers resistant to treatment? A Hormel Institute professor wants to answer that question

• Developer buys rest of a downtown Rochester block for $4.5 million

• Winona community remembers senior Logan Monk

• Myron Glass: Remembering a coaching legend