Tim and Rich discuss the Carolina Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup, the New York Knicks winning the NBA Finals, the Minnesota Twins, the Minnesota Lynx, more from the PWHL expansion, and more.

Kay Brown talks FiftyNorth’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, happening this Saturday, June 20th, beginning at 11am.

By Rich Larson The City of Northfield will begin routine street maintenance and repair work in the downtown area this week, with crews expected to continue work until all projects are completed. Construction is scheduled to start the week of June 15 and will involve a series of short-term work zones throughout downtown streets. City […]

By Rich Larson A new summer golf tournament aimed at raising funds and awareness for Ruth’s House of Hope will tee off June 23 at Legacy Golf Course, bringing community members together for a day of fun in support of women and children facing crisis. The first-ever event, set for a noon shotgun start, marks […]

Aportaciones de inmigrantes a la vida de Estados Unidos y la forma de hacer que los caballos se acostumbren poco a poco desde su nacimiento a las personas, historia narrada por Francisco desde su rancho.

We wrap up the season with scores and highlights of the week on the Raider Scoreboard with Jimmy LeRue. Head Coach of the Girls track team, Janet Smith recaps the results of the State Highschool track meet. She also talks about being the commencement speaker at this years graduation and the fund raising event at […]

Host Kosmo Esplan discusses the history of Northfield and Dundas baseball with Ira Carlson, Mike Allen, and Kevin Sevcik.

Tim and Rich discuss yesterday’s Raider Boys Baseball game, the Minnesota Twins, last night’s Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals, the NBA Finals, the World Cup, the Minnesota Vikings, and more.

Ruth’s House of Hope Outreach Coordinator Sue Stout and Development Manager Grace Lopez Johnson discuss Ruth’s House, their upcoming golf tournament on June 23rd, and more.

By Rich Larson Former Rice County Sheriff Troy Dunn, was in town this week to tend to some personal business. While here, he took some time to reflect on the campaign to build the new Rice County Public Safety Center. He said the completion of that project, just about 18 months ago, represented more than […]

By Rich Larson As the academic year winds down at Carleton College, an annual event is transforming end-of-term move-out clutter into a major community fundraiser. The “Lighten Up!” sale, organized by the Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE), will return to Laird Stadium next Friday, June 19th, offering thousands of items at bargain prices […]