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Caleb Demond Rowley passed away at his home in Mankato on Friday May 6th, 2022. Caleb was suffering from a struggle none of us truly understood and took his own life. He is now in the loving arms of Jesus. Caleb was born on September 22, 1999 in Rochester, MN to Mike and Haley (Hepner) Rowley. Caleb was baptized at Zion Lutheran Church in Stewartville MN. He grew up in Stewartville, MN where he attended and graduated from Stewartville HS. During his time in Stewartville he honed his love for eve...

Barbara K. Neubauer, 74,a longtime Stewart- -ville,Mn resident died on Monday (March 28, 2022) following a lengthy battle with cancer, at her home.

HUPD Advisory Board Holds First Meeting of 2022 | News | The Harvard Crimson

Following the recommendation of an external review into Harvard’s police department, a newly formed committee comprised of affiliates spanning the University that will advise the department’s leadership held its inaugural meeting last month. University President Lawrence S. Bacow announced the department review in June 2020 on the heels of student outrage over the presence of HUPD officers monitoring a protest in Boston following the murder of George Floyd, a Black man, by Minneapolis...

"Being a show with predominately older attendees over 50 years old — median age 48 years old — we have the benefit of hosting an audience with first availability and accessibility to the new vaccines across the nation," said festival founder Mark Carter, owner of WSBZ-FM The Seabreeze Smooth Jazz 106.3. "Many of our fans say they are coming fully vaccinated and ready for some good music." The lineup includes Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue, Norman Brown, Peter White, Jeffrey Osborne,...

Segment 1, beginning at 00:44: A potentially transformational project is underway on Troost Avenue. If fully realized, Troost Village would include six

Troost Village Plan Would Transform Heart of Historic Commercial District Troost Village Plan Would Transform Heart of Historic Commercial District We see Troost not as a dividing line, but a meeting place. Share this story Published February 12th, 2021 at 10:06 AM Above image credit: The Troost Village redevelopment proposal calls for the renovation of the historic Firestone service station at Linwood and Troost. (Rendering | Pendulum Studio) ...

Center for the Study of American West announces 2020 winner for Outstanding Western Book From WTAMU Newsroom CANYON — West Texas A&M University’s Center for the Study of the American West announces the winner of its second annual CSAW Award for Outstanding Western Book: Josh Garrett-Davis’s “What is a Western?: Region, Genre, Imagination.”  CSAW will host a virtual award reception and lecture with Garrett-Davis at March 4, 2021, via Zoom (visit wtamu.edu/csaw to register). Signe...