Aaron Hagen
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WORTHINGTON — During its regular meeting Monday, the Worthington Public Utilities Water and Light Commission approved the allocation of $250,000 toward a parcel of land bought in conjunction with multiple...
WORTHINGTON — Current Minnesota West Community and Technical College president Richard Shrubb is a finalist for a new position. Shrubb is one of the three finalists for the post of...
WORTHINGTON — Two weeks ago, it appeared the Lewis & Clark Regional Water project may not be included in this year’s bonding bill at all. Now, Gov. Mark Dayton told...
WORTHINGTON -- In the first edition of Daily Globe Extreme Challenge, sports editor Doug Wolter takes on Worthington High School basketball player Marcus Potter in a game of 1 on...
WORTHINGTON — Some work has begun on the roof of the Northland Mall. According to documents provided to the Daily Globe, a building permit was filed with the city of...
WORTHINGTON — Tim Walz said things are starting to warm a little bit — and the U.S. Representative from Minnesota wasn’t only talking about the weather. “The one thing I...
WORTHINGTON — A flour-covered apron is typically a welcome sight for food-lovers everywhere — and Peggy Olson is willing and able to tell the tale of how aprons express as...
WORTHINGTON — Scott Gigrich has been on the job as the city’s code enforcement officer/housing inspector since September 2013. On Monday, he gave an update to the city council on...
JACKSON — Clayton Lewis has been involved with Jackson economic development in one way or another for 18 years over two different stints. “I’ve seen a lot of change take...
WINDOM — Toro is more than just a business located along the highway on the north edge of Windom. It represents stability and a sense of community. “Toro provides a...
