Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Mankato.
Grace Lutheran volunteers make sandwiches for local families through the STOMP program—a summertime outreach meal effort with Feeding Our Community Partners.
Meal pick-up is available Monday through Friday from May 26 through Sept. 4.
A free public forum on health and environmental impacts of data centers will be held Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church (110 N.
Fourth St.) in Mankato as community groups aim to guide local policy amid a one-year construction moratorium.
Met-Con is developing a 14-acre business park on Mankato's east side and will relocate its office and shop, with the site divided into commercial and industrial lots near Groh Farm.
Permits may be obtained by fall & construction could soon begin.
Local schools got $45,000 in early literacy grants from the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation.
Blue Earth, Maple River and United South Central Public Schools will use the funds for new reading curriculum, staff training and classroom supplies (each received $15,000).
Aveyda Preserve is Mankato’s new east-side subdivision that will offer homes, apartments, and retail spaces.
Developed by M and J Property Holdings LLC and pending final city approval, the 65-acre planned unit development will provide diverse lots (from modest patio homes to multi-story houses).
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