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A West Central Tribune Minute feature story: The Kandiyohi County and City of Willmar Economic Development Commission Ag and Renewable Energy Committee has worked for nearly 20 years to promote agriculture in the county. They've worked with numerous new and existing businesses while also educating the public about the importance of agriculture.
A West Central Tribune Minute feature story: The world is in the middle of the largest transfer of wealth in history as baby boomers reach retirement age. This also means today's older farmers are starting to think about and plan for their future and legacy once they pass. The Willmar Area Community Foundation has started to see an increase in the number of farmers putting legacy charity donations into place, using things such as grain, equipment and land to fund the donations.
The West Central Tribune sports staff talks New London-Spicer football taking on Watertown-Mayer in the Class AAA football state semifinals at the home of the Minnesota Vikings. Plus, state swimming and girls hockey.
A West Central Tribune Minute feature story: On Nov. 20, the Prairie Winds Concert Band will perform its fall concert, giving the audience a chance to hear many different pieces from the band's repertoire.
A West Central Tribune Minute feature story: Kandi Acres of Hawick is home to nearly 500 goats, most of them raised for meat production. Owned by Tiffany Farrier, it has been a labor of love. It is the only halal-certified goat farm in the state, meaning the goats are raised in a way acceptable to Islamic tenets.
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