Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of September.
Good morning, Rochester.
Pre-Order for Empty Bowls—an annual soup fundraiser for Channel One Regional Food Bank—is open on Channel One’s website for eight local soup choices priced at $25 with a hand-painted bowl; orders close at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct.
7 with pick-up on Tuesday, Oct. 13 or Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Rochester Civic Theatre is celebrating its 75th season by hosting a special celebration on the opening night of its new production in town.
Details about the event will be announced soon.
The City of Rochester Parks & Recreation Department and RNeighbors invite community members to plant 100 trees at Badger Ridge Park on Saturday, Oct.
10 at 8:30 a.m. — volunteers of all ages are welcome to help enhance the local environment this fall.
Rochester Mayor Kim Norton will host a youth leadership summit on Wednesday, Sept.
23 to help local students build leadership skills + foster community engagement. Details on the venue and agenda are still pending.
Northwest Dental Group held a free dental day yesterday, offering exams, cleanings, extractions and fillings free of charge to local residents.
The event provided essential dental care for the community.
A survey found that Minnesotans favor tater tot hotdish as their top comfort food — a beloved staple enjoyed for decades.
The study shows the dish's appeal grows as fall weather sets in.
Intermittent showers are expected Saturday morning for hunters heading into southeast Minnesota for the deer archery season opener, with temperatures near 60°.
Hunters are advised to wear water-repellent clothing — the rain may help keep their scent masked.
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