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Shooting Star Trail was Once an Indigenous Crossroads
La Crescent Farmers Market Builds Community
Poetry: Junk Love and Other Poems

Month: May 2025

Groups of people walk through a field with emerging rows looking at the soil for artifacts.

Shooting Star Trail was Once an Indigenous Crossroads

David Phillips explores Indigenous history found in Mower County along the Shooting Star Trail.

Man in tshirt and sunglasses stands behind a table.

La Crescent Farmers Market Builds Community

Greg Lovell finds fresh produce, artisan goods and community at the La Crescent Farmers Market.

Cover art from a book of fiction by Emilio DeGrazia. (submitted photo)

Poetry: Junk Love and Other Poems

Winona poet Emilio DeGrazia shares poetry from an upcoming book of original works.

An older woman with short gray hair stands behind a microphone on a stand and in front of a black curtain. Her arms are outstretched and her hands are flat with fingers spread widely.

The Power of Storytelling 

Sandy Webb learns how to tell a compelling story at a Winona-area storytelling workshop.

Students line up in a grassy area waiting to shoot at clay pigeons.

High School Clay Target League is a Growing Sport

Tom Brudvig visits the Lanesboro Gun Club as the Trap Shooting Team takes the course.

root river current logo and pictures of four people

Inside Root River Current: Community Leadership

Root River Current’s Board of Directors expands by one in 2025; meet the newly elected and re-elected directors.

A man in a bright yellow vest stands in a creek under a cement bridge covered in dried brush.

The Bridges of Fillmore County

John Weiss tours the bridges of Fillmore County with the crew who keep them in good shape.

A woman in a ball cap and light jacket stands inside a greenhouse surrounded by green, leafy plants.

Owl Bluff Farm Expands its Organic Produce Operation

Rose Korabek reports on Houston County’s first Deep Winter Greenhouse and the small-farm research being done in our region.

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Settling in for Another Season

Root River Current photographers capture critters welcoming another season.

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