Kristine Goodrich is a community journalist and news reporter for the Mankato Free Press. With a focus on local news in Owatonna, Minnesota, Kristine covers a wide range of topics including local events, government decisions, community initiatives, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in KPVI-DTV, KXRA Radio, and the Owatonna People's Press.
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Kristine Goodrich primarily covers local news, community events, crime, business, and education in Faribault and the surrounding areas. Her focus on press releases and breaking news suggests she may be interested in timely updates about local events or announcements from businesses and organizations.
Given her coverage of entertainment news, culture & society, as well as sports topics at a local level, pitches could include unique cultural events or significant developments within the community that tie into these themes.
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A Kenyon man who allegedly tried to force a woman he knows into a car is now facing a kidnapping charge. Let the news come to you
An admitted dealer who told police “I like money” after he was caught with over 8 pounds of marijuana in his Faribault residence in 2022 was facing an expected sentence of over seven years in prison.
Faribault Parks and Recreation Superintendent Kevin O'Brien visits the Faribault Family Aquatic Center Thursday afternoon, where he opens a grate
The 2024 Summer Library Program has started at Buckham Memorial Library. Let the news come to you
The owner of the Depot Bar in Grill is celebrating his 34th anniversary in Faribault and showing off a recent remodel with free music and wrestling on Saturday, along with food and beverages for sale.
Faribault is now represented with a street name and tree in a German town over 4,500 miles away.
Faribault Public Schools is again participating in the Free Summer Meals Program, at three sites this year. Let the news come to you
The festivities continued through the evening. SUPERIOR — Fourth of July celebrations started with a parade Thursday morning and continued with live music and a car show on Tower Avenue.
A third-generation farm outside of Cloquet is being honored as a Century Farm.
By: Jed Carlson, Kristine Goodrich
Daniel Barry Sanda, 28, of South Range, also allegedly kicked a sheriff's deputy while resisting arrest.
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