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EdgarFest activities kickoff Friday, June 28, with the theme “Edgar, The Good Life.”

Thomas Jessop has been playing chess since he was 6. Now at 14, he’s heading to Virginia to compete in the national chess competition in July.

Harvard’s Fire and Rescue Departments are in the process of raising funds to purchase a new ambulance.

Members of the Sutton City Council took on a short list of action items during its June meeting Monday night, June 10.

Harvard VFW honored Sunday

The 2024 growing season is in full gear in the county

Mattison faces 1st degree murder charge of Jasmine Garnett whose body was found near Harvard Oct. 5, 2022

More and more of us know that mental health is a really important component of our overall health and well-being, just like our physical health. But, for a lot of us, mental health conditions, mental health resources, and conversations about mental health can often feel difficult and out of reach. This May, for Mental Health Awareness Month, we’d like to share some practical mental health information and tips for improving our mental wellness.

During March and April 2024, Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District staff measured roughly 500 observation wells throughout the district to determine the average water level change, based on a weighted change from each well.

Members of the Sutton City Council, during its regular session meeting, Monday, May 13, addressed an unsafe downtown Sutton building, located at 217 N. Saunders Ave. Deeming the property as an unsafe property with emergency implications, and with the passage of resolution 2024-2, the City of Sutton will be moving forward with a situation that states in the resolution that the property “poses an immediate danger to the health, safety, or general welfare of any person, or persons.”

The City of Sutton has announced that due to equipment replacement needed by South Central Public Power District on the main line providing electricity into the city, there will be a one to two-hour, city-wide electrical outage this Friday, May 17, starting at 3 p.m. Residents, and businesses are asked to plan accordingly.