Josh Lafollette is a journalist based in Owatonna, Minnesota. He writes for the Owatonna People's Press and his work has also appeared in the Hutchinson Leader. Josh covers a wide range of local news and events, including community happenings, education, arts, and human interest stories.
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Josh Lafollette's coverage is focused on local events, schools, and community activities in Owatonna, Minnesota. He covers a broad range of topics including entertainment news and education-related events. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching stories about upcoming local community events or school activities that highlight unique or significant aspects. Additionally, stories featuring local businesses' achievements or charity events may also be of interest to Josh based on his coverage attributes.
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Three Owatonna orchestra students are getting called up to the big leagues.
By: Josh Lafollette
For roughly four decades, artist Stephen McKenzie has been bringing monsters to life.
By: Josh Lafollette
While it's still a few months away, preparations for the 13th Dancing with the Steele County Stars are underway.
By: Josh Lafollette
After making a big splash with the Women’s Barbell Classic last year, the Raise the Bar Initiative is continuing its push to welcome more women into gyms and workout spaces
By: Josh Lafollette
It's common for people to feel a pang of sympathy upon witnessing injustice.
Hanna Cesario was a fan of trailblazing country singer Patsy Cline before she even knew it.
By: Josh Lafollette
When it was first founded, the Steele County Home Economics Association concerns included testing wartime recipes and teaching housewives about canning.
By: Josh Lafollette
EDA Coordinator Todd Kieffer presents at the Kenyon EDA's annual meeting, touching on the organization's efforts to boost business in the community. (Josh LaFollette — southernminn.com
By: Josh Lafollette
Before they made their first mark, every student in Andi Lynn Arnold's class had to swear an oath.
By: Josh Lafollette
While the Owatonna School Board typically only meets twice a month on Monday evenings, the upcoming retirement of Superintendent Jeff Elstad necessitated a special work session this week.
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