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The Jana Reilly Home Team Keller Williams Preferred Realty recently celebrated five years in the Marshall community. In those five years the team and individual agents: Jana Reilly, Ashley Kuhnau, Braedyn Reilly, Jocelyn Kleeberger and KaLea Swenson have made it a point to give back to the community in many ways. They volunteer at the Lyon County Fair, Pheasants Forever, Ducks Unlimited, Wild Turkey Federation, packing for Food4Kids and donating a trailer for food transfers. They sponsor family, community and environmental programs, including YMCA, Lyon Co Historical Society, school sports & Community Service and Big Brothers events, serving on numerous 501(c)3 boards and committees and contributing to annual SMSU, Hospice and United Way events and more. The Jana Reilly Home Team believes strongly in giving back to the community! In acknowledgment of their clients and friends trust in them as they progressed though the buying or selling of a home and in honor of
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Around Our Region published Feb, 3, 2021
The weekly Around Our Region calendar of events is published Wednesdays. Submissions may be emailed to news@wctrib.com with “Around our Region” in the subject line at least a week in advance. Written By: Donna Middleton | ×
Income tax assistance
WILLMAR Free help for low- and middle-income taxpayers to file tax returns will be available again this year by United Community Action Partnership.
Tax preparation will be done virtually this year as a safety precaution due to COVID-19. Tax documents may be submitted by program participants either online or in-person by appointment. The IRS-certified volunteers will prepare taxes based on these documents and collect the appropriate signatures either electronically or via mail to file the tax return.
Harlan Madsen, a longtime commissioner, retires leaving a legacy in Kandiyohi County
After 26 years as a Kandiyohi County Commissioner and nearly 50 years in public service, Harlan Madsen is stepping out of the role of decision-maker but will continue his role as a mentor, leader and listener in the community. 12:00 am, Dec. 30, 2020 ×
Harlan Madsen walks past dairy cattle on Dec. 3 at the Madsen farm in rural Lake Lillian. Madsen recently completed 26 years as a Kandiyohi County Commissioner and nearly 50 years in public service.
Erica Dischino / West Central Tribune
LAKE LILLIAN Harlan Madsen gave up his career as a high school teacher in 1974.