Tom Cherveny is a regional reporter for the West Central Tribune, based in Willmar, Minnesota. With a focus on local news, Tom covers a wide range of topics including crime, public safety, business, and community events. His work has appeared in various publications and he is known for his thorough and informative reporting.
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Willmar, United States (Local)
Tom Cherveny's coverage mainly focuses on local news, including government announcements, community events, and legal matters. His articles cover topics such as agriculture, education, and the outdoors. If you're looking to reach out to Tom with a pitch or story idea, consider providing insights related to local government policies and their impact on communities in Minnesota. Additionally, stories about local businesses or agricultural developments may also be of interest to him given his coverage of these topics in the region.
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The Lake Eleanor Wildlife Management Area offers hunting opportunities while benefiting water quality in Lake Wakanda.
City of Montevideo reports one individual is in custody related to an early Sunday morning stabbing that injured three males.
One of two proposed routes being considered for the Minnesota Energy Connection transmission line project cuts through farm lands in the central portion of Renville County.
By: Tom Cherveny
During her mother's last year of life, 7-year-old Doris Lundell née Hansen could only visit her mother, Agnes Hansen, from the other side of a windowpane.
By: Tom Cherveny
The YME School Board seeks public input as process gets underway to address needs of aged facilities. An estimated 70 to 80 people attended a recent community meeting to learn more.
By: Tom Cherveny
Seniors are staying longer in their homes, and therefore not freeing up workforce housing for younger residents and their families.
By: Tom Cherveny West
Invenergy acquired the Bitter Root Wind Energy project and has signed up about 90% of the land needed for a 250-megawatt wind farm, enough to power 72,000 homes.
The dedication of the Lake Eleanor Wildlife Management Area celebrates the partnerships and efforts to improve water quality and the landscape along a 10-mile corridor of shallow lakes southeast of Willmar.
Organizers' worries about whether word got out about the move to the Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center were put to rest as soon as gates opened on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024.
By: Tom Cherveny
The Hawk Creek Watershed Project has grant funds available for backyard- to farm field-sized projects that benefit water quality.
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