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CCM Health announces major clinic remodeling project in Montevideo
CCM Health announces the start of a significant remodeling project for parts of its clinic in Montevideo, Minnesota.
Minnesota West program offerings provide technical skills in variety of fields
Over the last couple of years, Minnesota West Community & Technical College’s Granite Falls campus has added new programming to provide technical skills in a variety of fields.
Council holds public hearing regarding Small Cities Development grant
At last week’s regular monthly meeting of the Montevideo City Council, a Public Hearing was held on a Small Cities Development Grant application.
Local opportunities for viewing the solar eclipse
There will be a Solar Eclipse Viewing Event April 8th from 12:30-2:30pm at Lac qui Parle State Park.
American Legion National Commander to speak in Willmar on April 15
American Legion National Commander Daniel J.
4th grade class learns 3D printing technology
Montevideo Elementary School’s 4th Grade Technology Classes follow step-by-step directions to create a 3D printed Bubble Wand.
Countryside Public Health works to promote local foods in five county region
At the recent Local Foods Forum hosted by Land Stewardship Project, Ashlie Wubben, Health Educator at Countryside Public Health’s SHIP program, spoke about the services the program has provided throughout the five county region over the recent years.
Drietz, PMHNP, joins CCM Health staff
CCM Health welcomes Krystle Drietz, PMHNP (Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner), to its team of health care providers.
Southwest Minnesota Private Industry Council awarded$600,000 grant
Governor Tim Walz last week announced the recipients of nearly $20 million in grants to grow Minnesota’s workforce through the Drive for 5 Workforce initiative, a new effort to prepare more Minnesotans for high-demand jobs in five occupational categories: technology, the trades, caring professions, manufacturing and education.“We’re partnering with organizations across the state to expand job training programs and grow the workforce for the future,” said Governor Walz.