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Remillard, team MVP and a New Haven Register All-Area player, didn’t rest on her...

Anti-Asian hate crimes in the United States remain high. According to AAPI Data, one in six Asian American adults experienced a hate crime or incident in 2021, and just three months into 2022 - more than one in 12.KBIA’s Moy Zhong brings us this reflection, which takes a look at the community response to last year's Atlanta spa shootings - both then and now.You can read the Vox magazine story, "Columbia's Asian American community reflects on the grief and fear caused by anti-Asi...

The Blue Earth City Council had the first reading of four different proposed changes to the City Charter during their meeting on Tuesday night, Feb. 22. Two o

The decision comes after approval denied by the countys planning board. Representatives say there was no clear reason for saying no.

It is no secret that a new epidemic has been plagueing the country: a shrinking labor force. American society has become saturated with advertisements practi

At a regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Oct. 18, The Blue Earth City Council parted ways with local Project 3 Sisters LLC. Closure regarding the project has

An action-packed Blue Earth Economic Development Authority (EDA) board meeting on Thursday, Oct. 14, dealt primarily with a single topic: the fate of Rural Re

Juba’s is BE EDA’s July Business Spotlight Board also discusses changes to the commercial loan program By Fiona Edberg - Staff Writer | Jul 11, 2021 Tom Juba, right, accepted the Blue Earth Economic Development Authority board’s Business Spotlight award for Juba’s Grocery Store on July 8. Economic development specialist Amy Schaefer, left, presented the award that morning. A business spotlight at the Blue Earth Economic Development Authority board’s meeting on Thursday morning, July...

The Blue Earth Economic Development Authority (EDA) Board met Thursday morning on June 10. The board discussed strategies for encouraging passersby to venture f

PENDER COUNTY — Developers looking to capitalize on population growth in Pender County are finding obstacles on their journey. Coastal areas that adorn the…