Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 12th of February.
Good morning, Mankato.
Trae Swehla, a 34-year-old registered nurse, found the Winterfest medallion in St. Peter on Feb.
5 (earning him $1,000 in Chamber bucks) after starting his quest on Jan. 30; his win continues a cherished family tradition.
Mankato Guns and At The Ready Armory report rising permit applications from first-time gun buyers due to increased political tensions.
Mankato Guns’ weekend classes now attract up to 28 students, while At The Ready Armory’s online classes have grown from 60 to 100 students monthly — both emphasizing safe firearm handling.
Mark Silverberg’s bright oil paintings were shown last Tuesday at Rooms and Rest Furniture and Mattress as part of Twin Rivers Council for the Arts’ Creative Connections program linking local artists and businesses.
The exhibit aimed to create paid gigs for creatives while bringing art into everyday community spaces.
MnDOT will begin closing lanes and shoulders on Riverfront Drive for Veterans Memorial Bridge work starting Feb.
23. Crews will set up platforms under the bridge and may adjust closures if problems arise — later full closures will detour traffic to 2nd Street.
Mankato East girls hockey beat Minnesota River 3-1 in Wednesday's Section 2A title game and secured a spot in next week’s state tournament.
Trivia for the Trades
6 PM – 9:30 PM — Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Mankato Hotel and Conference Center — Varies — Enjoy a fun trivia night while supporting trades education with dinner and drinks.
Who is Jesus? Mankato
6-9 p.m. — Ostrander Auditorium — Free entry — Explore the life and teachings of Jesus Christ during an unforgettable night.
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