Runnings and Home of Economy Announce Agreement
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The Lyon County Historical Society (LCHS) is currently seeking volunteers to fill one seat on the board of directors
Press Release: The Lyon County Historical Society (LCHS) is currently seeking volunteers to fill one seat on the board of directors to begin January 1, 2024 for a 2-year term. The Lyon County Historical Society is governed by a 9-member board of directors. The board of directors meets the 3rd Wednesday at 5:30 PM every
The Lyon County Museum is seeking entries for the 11th Annual Indoor Christmas Tree Walk
Press Release: The Lyon County Museum, 301 W Lyon Street, Marshall is seeking entries for the 11th Annual Indoor Christmas Tree Walk, which will open on Saturday, November 18 and run through New Year’s Eve. Here is your chance to contribute your creativity and decorate a tree to be viewed by visitors over the holidays.Â
Lyon County Museum to be Closed for Arts and Living History Festival
Press Release: The Lyon County Museum, 301 West Lyon Street, Marshall, will be closed on Saturday, September 30 for the Arts and Living History Festival at Liberty Park in Marshall.
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Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce Offers a Letter of Support for a New Aquatics Center
The Marshall Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has written a letter of support to the City of Marshall in favor of the project with a 15-0 vote. A new aquatic center in Marshall would be a great addition to the city – providing improved entertainment to the community along with drawing visitors from
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Legislature adjourns: Historic policy changes, state government spending and tax increases
MINNESOTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: The Legislature wrapped up its final bills of the 2023 session and adjourned for the year late last night. In all, the legislative majorities are set to raise taxes by $10 billion in the next four years, and that’s after draining the record $17.5 billion surplus. Major changes in policy were
Senator Dahms Along with Representatives Swedzinski and Torkelson to hold Town Hall Meetings
Above is the tentative schedule for the visits from Senator Dahms, and Representatives Swedzinski and Torkelson for Town Hall Meetings on Wednesday, May 31st, 2023 and Thursday, June 1st, 2023.
MnDOT Offers Workshops to Small Businesses Seeking Agency Contracts
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The Minnesota Department of Transportation is offering a virtual and several in-person workshops to small businesses hoping to earn MnDOT contracts for smaller construction projects, maintenance work or needs requiring specific professional technical skills. From tree trimming work and landscaping projects, to paving sidewalks and fixing fences, MnDOT has a variety
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Avera Marshall Thrift Store to Launch New Business Model
Media Contact: Stacy Neubeck, Communications & Public Relations Partner, Avera Marshall, 507-537-9024, [email protected] MARSHALL, MINN. (March 28, 2023) — The Avera Marshall Thrift Store has been part of the Marshall community for more than 35 years, and leaders say plans for a new business model are aimed at equipping the store for success long into
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State of the City 2023 – Byrnes says census appeal approved
Marshall officials brag there is a lot on the ‘horizon’ MARSHALL — The city of Marshall saw some key developments over the past year. But there’s also a lot of work ahead in a variety of areas, Mayor Bob Byrnes and City Administrator Sharon Hanson said. During Wednesday’s State of the City Address, Byrnes and
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