Jennifer Kotila is a local journalist who primarily covers news and issues related to the Willmar, Minnesota area for the West Central Tribune. Her reporting focuses on local government, infrastructure, and environmental topics affecting the Willmar community.
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Another candidate has declined the Willmar Municipal Utilities position, leaving the Municipal Utilities Commission to move on to its contingency plan to select one of the two internal candidates.
By: Jennifer Kotila
There will be three to four accessible fishing platforms installed at Robbins Island Regional Park in Willmar beginning in the spring of 2025 as part of the Get Out MORE initiative by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
A 36-year-old man from Colorado received injuries in a crash Saturday morning that happened at the intersection of U.S. Highway 71 and 285th Avenue Northeast in Colfax Township.
Two public hearings will take place during the Willmar City Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 4 — one regarding electric rate increases and the other for the 2025 street improvement projects.
By: Jennifer Kotila
Four lineworkers from Meeker Cooperative spent nearly two weeks in South Carolina and Florida assisting in recovery efforts following hurricanes Helene and Milton.
In an upset, Tom Gilbertson won the Willmar City Council Ward 1 seat with 1,093 votes over incumbent Mike O'Brien, who received 662 votes.
Incumbent Justin Ask retains the Willmar City Council Ward 3 seat with 893 votes, defeating Gabriel Nelson, who had 681 votes.
Stephen Gardner, who ran unopposed for Willmar City Council Ward 2, will take his seat in January 2025.
Winning the Willmar City Council Ward 4 seat in Tuesday’s election was Tom Butterfield, who received 1,201 votes over Hans Hibma, who received 412 votes.
The Willmar City Council on Monday in a split 3-5 vote declined approving a motion to hire a recruiting firm to conduct a search for the new Willmar police chief. City staff will conduct the search.
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