Brownton/Stewart
In a packed council chambers, the Brownton City Council revised its assessment policy to make assessments more amenable to residents as the city takes on an $8.37 million street and utility project.
John Rodeberg, an engineer with Short Elliott Hendrickson (SEH) said that when SEH applied the city’s current assessment policy — which...
Schulze of Stewart are hosting two youth exchange participants through the Lions International Youth Camp and Exchange Program (YCE). This is the first time the Schulze family has hosted YCE participants, although both of their daughters have participated in other countries’ YCEs with Lauren Schulze going to Italy and Norway and Caitlin...
The Stewart City Council breezed through some routine items in a 35-minute meeting Monday night.
The most time-consuming item was the 2016 annual audit report, which showed the city gaining in its cash position in its general fund, primarily because it under-budgeted for revenues. Jon Archer, the city auditor, said that a good portion of the...
Larry E. Rath, rural Stewart, died Tuesday, June 27, in a skid loader accident, according to the Renville County Sheriff’s Office.
The sheriff’s office received a 9-1-1 call at 5:18 p.m. that day reporting a Bobcat skid loader was on its roof in the ditch and that the operator was still in the machine. The accident occurred in the...
On a 3-1 vote, the Stewart City Council on Monday approved a conditional use permit for a proposed recreational vehicle (RV) park and tiny home park on North Street.
In May, the council had declined the permit, requested by Terry Rikke, after hearing concerns from residents, and suggested that Rikke come back with a revised plan to address...
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