Todd Hale is a journalist for the Owatonna People's Press, focusing on local news and events in Owatonna, Minnesota. With a passion for community stories, Todd covers a range of topics including local sports, cultural events, historical landmarks, and profiles of notable individuals.
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Todd Hale's articles predominantly cover local events, announcements, and entertainment news in Owatonna, Minnesota. He appears to be interested in stories related to community achievements, local events, and historical anecdotes tied to the area.
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By: Todd Hale
Two Debs and an Ann are heading back to the river again traveling north to Hudson Bay on the mighty Red River. The three women include Deb Knutson (Paul) of
Mike the Talking Bike originated in Owatonna with Trooper Jerry Dickson. The program was so successful, that eleven education State Troopers had their own Mike. (Submitted photo)
By: Todd Hale
I have always loved aviation. Each time I drive by our Owatonna Airport I look closely at goings-on. I thoroughly enjoyed my two terms of service on the airport commission.
By: Todd Hale Guest
Lillian Colton is pictured with her crop art of FDR. She specialized in portraits of presidents. (Submitted photo)
Remember the days of the Owatonna Public Utilities steam whistle? We all became accustomed to timing our daily lives around the whistle, which was located on the roof of the OPU boiler room.
By: Todd Hale Guest
1957 Pontiac Star Chief owned by Dave (Ole) and Nancy Olson. (Submitted photo) 1960 Chevy Impala owned by Randy and Richine Stull. (Submitted photo)
Allison Hale Butler stands with twin boys she carried and gave birth to. Looking at the photo, Ryan is on the left and Jack is on the right. (Photo courtesy of Allison Hale Butler)
Every time I drive by the Owatonna airport, being the aviation buff that I am, I take a long look at the T-38 Jets that are located at the airport
A conversation with a friend recently brought to mind a column I wrote in July, 2012. That column brought back memories to me and I’m sure to others how neighborhoods
It’s fun to remember Christmases of yesteryear in Owatonna. When I came to Owatonna, there were two Christmas lanes that offered residents Christmas cheer as they passed by the decorations
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