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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By: Jennifer Kotila
The Willmar City Council will be discussing the 2025 proposed budget and tax levy during a work session at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28, at the Willmar Municipal Utilities Auditorium.
Five candidates have been selected by the Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission to interview for the top leadership position at that Utility. Interviews will take place the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 13.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The CEE-VI Drug and Gang Task Force on Saturday executed a search warrant on the 400 block of Eighth Street Southwest, finding a large amount of drugs, a handgun and numerous rounds of ammunition.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The Willmar City Council on Tuesday approved the 2025 preliminary budget and levy as presented by Mayor Doug Reese and Finance Director Tom Odens and recommended by city staff.
Despite questioning the amount, the Willmar City Council on Tuesday approved the preliminary budget and levy as presented by Mayor Doug Reese and Finance Director Tom Odens and recommended by city staff.
The fifth Welcoming Week celebration will take place Saturday, Sept. 14, from 2 to 6 p.m. in front of Willmar City Hall on Sixth Street Southwest.
By: Tim Mossholder, Shane Mercer, Jennifer Kotila
The League of Women Voters of the Willmar Area has announced its upcoming forums for races local to the Willmar Area. Forums will take place on Tuesdays evenings from Sept. 17 through Oct. 1.
The Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission interviewed four finalists for the general manager position and approved extending an offer to the top candidate.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development announced Wednesday the award of $20.8 million in economic development grants through its Small Cities Development Program.
Willmar Municipal Utilities General Manager John Harren is retiring after nearly 11 years at the Municipal Utilities, with his last day being Friday, Sept. 20.
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