The Belle Plaine Fire Department responded to a car fire on Highway 169 Northbound on Thursday, Oct. 22 around 2:45 p.m.
Belle Plaine police officers were dispatched to investigate a disturbance at the Belle Plaine Motel at 315 Walnut Street South on Oct. 18 at 12:35 p.m.
The Trinity Lutheran Harvest Celebration is still on for Saturday, Oct. 24, with several weather related changes in place.
The I-29 Moo University webinar series continues with a presentation by Minnesota Extension Ag Business Management Specialist, Megan Roberts, on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
To register or nominate a Halloween-decorated home, send us an email (bpherald@mac.com) or text (612) 385-8833) with the address.
The Herald reached out to candidates running in local and state races. Here is a roundup of candidate profiles and responses to questions.
Incumbents for all three of the city of Belle Plaine’s open mayor and council seats are running unopposed in the upcoming 2020 election.
The Belle Plaine Herald would like to welcome and introduce Talia Milavetz as the new reporter for the newspaper.
This year National Night Out will be combined with Business Trick or Treating on Friday afternoon, Oct. 30.
On Thursday, Oct. 15, the Belle Plaine Fire Department responded to a Blakeley Township fire in a peanut roasting mill, which is used to produce birdseed.
COVID-19 testing at the drive-thru location at the Mayo Clinic Health System in New Prague will move to the Mayo Clinic Health System in Belle Plaine, beginning Oct. 24.
Two second half goals were the only scoring in #6-seeded St. Peter’s 2-0 victory over #11 Jordan/Belle Plaine in last week’s opening round of the Section 2A Girls Soccer Tournament.
The Tigers of Belle Plaine and the Giants of LS-H last faced each other in the Section 2A Championship a season ago.
The Tigers football team got rolling in the second half of its game on Friday night, Oct. 16, with an old Minnesota River Conference rival, the LeSueur-Henderson Giants.
Things played out almost to script at last Tuesday’s Section 2A Cross Country Meet.
Very little is normal these days, and that’s part of the reason the Belle Plaine Tigers played Minnesota River Conference foe Sibley East in a consolation match of the Section 2A Tennis Tournament.
Fifth-seeded Marshall scored three first half goals on its way to a 4-0 victory over Jordan/Belle Plaine in the opening round of the Section 2A Boys Soccer Tournament at Minnesota State-Marshall last week.
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Humble and Kind – Faithful and Giving … Howard Nels Lundquist peacefully went to his Heavenly home on Tuesday, October 20, 2020 as the snow calmly fell outside his window. He was 89 years old.
Cinthia Suzanne Adams Ellis passed away on Monday, October 19, 2020, at the University of Minnesota Fairview Hospital in Minneapolis.
David G. Gnan, 81 of Belle Plaine, passed away on Monday October 12, 2020 at his residence.
I recommend Gary Steinhagen and Terry Morrision for the Belle Plaine School Board. They live on farms and have pledged to support the Belle Plaine FFA Chapter.
It was National 4-H Week again. I have 60 years of involvement in Scott County 4-H.
A recent letter writer from Green Isle wrote a very passionate letter, endorsing Republican candidates and bashing the Democratic Party, seemingly solely on the basis that Democrats have spoken in favor of our American democratic process.
I watched the Senate hearings for seating Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.
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Attendance and participation at Showcase ’90 increased over last year, making the second annual event more successful than the first.
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