Alex Kautzman is a journalist based in Edina, Minnesota. He writes for The Bismarck Tribune and HometownSource, focusing on local news and community stories. Alex covers a range of topics including education, city council decisions, youth achievements, and community events.
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Alex focuses on local news, particularly featuring teenagers and community events in Edina. He places significant emphasis on announcements and government-related topics, with a focus on education, house & home, and sports.
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A redevelopment project at 7200/7250 France Avenue is nearing construction after a July 24 site plan review and zoning ordinance amendment approval from the Edina Planning Commission. Some residents expressed
The Edina Education Fund's Band Together event, which raises awareness and funds for the district's mental health programs, will return Aug. 22 with a few changes and upgrades.
Engineers and planners with LHB gave the Edina Housing and Redevelopment Authority a progress update on a potential grade-separated pedestrian crossing in the 7200 block of France Avenue.
The sixth annual Taste Fore The Tour took place July 22 at Interlachen Country Club in Edina. The sold-out event helped launch the TB1Fund’s Emergency Food Assistance Program Fund, a
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The Edina City Council took a look at a draft of the city's 2025 budget and 2025-30 Capital Improvement Plan, with a vote on the preliminary 2025 levy to follow on Sept. 17.
The Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance will mark 25 years of progress at its annual HOM Teal Strides for Ovarian Cancer walk and run Saturday, Sept. 7, at Rosland Park in
The Edina Planning Commission voted unanimously Aug. 28 to approve an amendment to a zoning ordinance dictating where future cannabis businesses can operate in the city.
The Edina mountain biking team has not found itself lacking much, high school lead coach Bob Vose said. They have plenty of people interested in the sport with as many
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