southeastern Minnesota

A group of about a dozen children stand together on a wooded trail during a conservation cleanup project in spring. The kids, dressed in hoodies, caps, gloves, and outdoor clothes, proudly hold large black trash bags filled with pulled invasive plants. One child lounges playfully in front while others wave and smile. Buckets and cleanup supplies sit nearby, and fresh green leaves cover the trees and forest floor behind them.

Conservation Crew at La Crescent-Hokah Middle School Tackles Invasive Species

A young woman with light skin smiles while standing outdoors in front of a historic red brick building decorated with patriotic bunting. She wears dark sunglasses and a light blue button-up shirt, with her hair pulled back. The background shows green grass, white fencing, and the restored building, suggesting a historic site setting.

Area Woman Brings Stories from the Past to Life

A close-up of an older woman with short, curly gray hair and glasses sitting at a table. She carefully pours seeds from a small packet into one of several small metal cups lined up in front of her. She wears a gray cardigan over a patterned blouse and focuses intently on her task. Papers, seed packets, and a plate sit on the table nearby.

Seed Library Aims to Grow Community in Spring Valley

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