Tim Ibisch News Today

Fans hoping to enjoy watching the Blue Earth Area Buccaneers baseball team from the grandstand seating at Veterans Field have been unable to do so this year due

The new fire hall — which would be built on the same site as the Kasson Fire Department's current building at 101 East Main St. — is a needed upgrade for the community, said city administrator Tim Ibisch.

Kasson leaders asked the new 1st District congressman to consider a $4.5 million bonding request for the city's $9 million flood relief endeavors.

Three separate new subdivisions were discussed, one of which necessitated the annexation of 40 acres in north Kasson.

Byron, Kasson lead the way with new home construction.

Tax abatement and rebate on property costs will be used to help fund housing project.

Tax abatement and rebate on property costs will be used to help fund housing project.

Connor LaPointe officially began his duties as the new Wells city administrator on Nov. 22. It is not the first time he has worked for a city located in Farib

Development of Lions Park would add sports fields, archery range; new fire station comes with option to be combined with new police station.

Following a meet-and-greet day on Monday afternoon, Oct. 11, and a formal interview process the next day, the Wells City Council has selected a new city adminis