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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Years after she left Texas for Minnesota, Lisa Martinez is bringing the flavors of her native state to Owatonna.
By: Josh Lafollette
Every good cause needs a champion. Best Buddies Champion of the Year candidate Tricia Buhrow with her family — Sophie, Chad and Mason.
By: Josh Lafollette
Audience members for Owatonna High School's latest play can expect flubbed lines, missed cues and a set on the verge of collapse — but no matter how egregious these mistakes appear, it's all part of the show.
By: Josh Lafollette
As the start of the holiday shopping season approaches, many people will be looking outside traditional retail establishments to find the perfect item for their loved ones.
By: Josh Lafollette
A dicey forecast the day before Halloween was not enough to come between trunk-or-treaters and their candy.
By: Josh Lafollette
A homegrown filmmaker is making his directorial debut with a documentary celebrating Minnesota sports legend Jim Katt
By: Josh Lafollette
Doug Wencl has witnessed plenty of change at his auto parts shop, from working there as a part-time deliveryman in the ‘80s to taking over when his father retired, but
A dicey forecast the day before Halloween was not enough to come between trunk-or-treaters and their candy.
Doug Wencl has witnessed plenty of change at his auto parts shop, from working there as a part-time deliveryman in the ‘80s to taking over when his father retired, but the latest change may be the biggest yet.
By: Josh Lafollette
Voters in need of some reprieve from the stress and tension of Election Day can look forward to a race coming later this month that promises to be fun, festive and much sweeter.
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