TODAY from 3pm to 6pm is the Spring Radio Auction!!! There are so many items on the block this Spring there is something for EVERYONE!!! At this time there are over 60 different businesses in our listening area that have items on the block. CLICK on RADIO AUCTION and see all the ONE TIME LOW PRICED items we are offering. We have a variety of Food Options and oh so good MEAT from well-known Meat Markets, Entertainment, Gifts Galore from fun and unique Boutiques, Furniture, Beds and Coffee. Race Tickets, Hair and Ttanning, Swimming Passes, room and equipment rentals, Golf, Shoes, Clothes, Pet Health and Grooming, Landfill Coupons, Greenhouse Certificates, Technology, Vehicle and Lawn Care, and Jewelry! And CHAMBER BUCKS from Windom and Mountain Lake and about 16 LIVE BID ITEMS!!!! All you have to do is listen between 3-6pm to KDOM 1580AM/103.1 and 94.3FM and call in and claim what you want or place your bids on our LIVE BID ITEMS. It’s all JUST TODAY!!!! Don’t forget to call in and get your bidding number to so you are READY when your call goes through! 507-831-3908 See YOU on the Radio TODAY!!!
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Mountain Lake Police Department reported 29 calls in the week of April 7th to April 13th. Officers conducted many traffic stops, handled dogs at large and checked on a concern for welfare. For a full listing of all calls for the Mountain Lake Police Department click on link below.
Mt Lake Police Department April 7th-13th
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Meetings today include:
- The Windom State Theater Annual Meeting at 7pm at Midwest Ag Advisors located at 955 1st Ave N, Windom. The public is invited to attend and participate in providing feedback and attend annual elections.
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The Jeffers City Council met on the 14th. The Board heard from Visitors: Luke Richard of Burkhardt & Burkhardt as he presented the Audit for 2024. After the presentation the board voted to approve the audit report for 2024. The clerk presented a letter in support of the Federated Rural Electric Association in its efforts to expand high-speed fiber to the premise broadband service to unserved and underserved areas in Cottonwood County through the Minnesota BEAD program which was approved. The Jeffers Fire Department recently approved an increase of the yearly retirement rate from $825 to $1,000 per year, recommending that the Jeffers City Council approve this increase. The board tabled this request until further information can be given. A building permit for a cement patio was reviewed and approved. The council then reviewed and approved a fence permit. Lance Holmen, Maintenance reported the street sweeper will be in town any day. Keck Tree Service will be in town to remove ash trees on city property for approximately two ½ days in the coming week and a letter with a fine will be sent to a resident regarding dogs at large.
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Cottonwood County Commissioners met on Tuesday. The commissioners adopted the resolution regarding Sioux Rock Quarry expansion. Commissioners also approved to distribute 2024 Affordable Housing Funds totaling $88, 448 equally between Rebuilding Minnesota Together and UCAP. The low bid was accepted in the amount of $744,484 to Murphy Window & Doors out of Priceton, MN. A proposal for Designated Services from Engan Associates regarding the Cottonwood County Courthouse Window Covers was accepted at the cost of $10,000. The commissioners then accepted the resignation from County Attorney Deja Weber effective April 25, 2025 and made a motion to extend an offer to former County Attorney Nick Anderson with a starting salary of $171,000 per year. Later in the afternoon, the offer was extended and accepted on terms extended by Anderson. He will start on May 1st.
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