The Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association Summer Tour is Tuesday, July 15th in Little Falls, Minnesota. Registration is now open with Early Bird Registration ending on June 24th. $25 per person with Students at $10. The tour includes several notable stops including Barrett Petfood, Kaiser Farms, Sprole’s Angus Farm, Laugen Cattle Company, Zappala Farms LLC. These stops will provide attendees with a comprehensive view of modern cattle farming practices. To purchase tickets or to get more information on the MN State Cattlemen’s Summer Tour go to Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association webpage https://www.mnsca.org/events/summer-tour or tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com/e/msca-summer-tour-2025-tickets-1128444179919
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The Grand Opening of the brand new Medical Building and Wellness Center at Windom Area Health is coming soon! Current Wellness Center members are getting an exclusive VIP Sneak Peek of the brand-new Wellness Center Area on the 4th Floor Tomorrow May 29th and Thursday, May 30th. If you are a current member you are invited to come explore the expanded Wellness Center, test out upgraded equipment, and enjoy the stunning new views. This new facility is part of the major 52,000-square-foot expansion designed to elevate outpatient care and community wellness with room to grow. If you would like more information, please call the Center at 507-831-0672.
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MN State Patrol reported a two-vehicle accident on the 25th at 2:50pm west of Worthington in Nobles County. A 2014 Dodge Ram pulling a camper was traveling east bound on Interstate 90 while a 2020 Chevrolet Equinox was also traveling east bound and the two vehicles collided. The Ram was driven by a 55-year-old man from Chatfield, and he had three passengers which no one sustained injuries, and all were wearing seat belts. The Driver of the Equinox a 37-year-old female from Bridgeport CT and her 29-year-old female passenger of Worthington were both were transported to Sanford Worthington Medical Center with what was thought to be non-life-threatening injuries, and both were wearing seat belts. Outside Agencies assisting were Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Nobles County Sheriff’s Office and Sanford Ambulance.
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