Annie Harman is an Associate Editor who writes for the Owatonna People's Press and KPVI-DTV. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including local events, community news, and opinions from the public. She has written about school spirit, hidden gems in the community, volunteer appreciation, summer reading programs, back-to-school eye health, and student loan forgiveness.
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Typically, when the Aarsvold girls visit their grandparents up north, they are busy outside getting in much needed lake time.
By: Annie Harman
For this week's word on the street, we asked our readers in the 507 what job they've had was the most fun. Here are some of the answers we received:
The Owatonna High School Student Council created uplifting chalk designs for students as they arrived for the first day of classes earlier this week. While the rain may have washed
It’s another item on the back-to-school to-do list for families: annual eye exams. These appointments are especially important as students return to class. Clinical studies show uncorrected vision problems can
By: Annie Harman
For this week's word on the street, we asked our readers in the 507 if they support student loan forgiveness. Here are some of the answers we received:
Games and activities; blessing of the combines and blessing of backpacks, silent auction, fall decorations for photo opportunities. Ice Cream Social is free will offering.
Sixth grade Vikings Team students had a fun few first days of school going through PAW expectations and playing awkward middle school games.
By: Annie Harman
I ran into one of my favorite Mayors of the past at the recent program marking the closing of the Hospice House in Owatonna. Wayne Klinkhammer was one of those
The following is a summary of some of the stories that ran in the most recent editions of the Owatonna People’s Press.
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