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Hiawathaland Transit announces temporary change in service
Hiawathaland Transit is announcing a temporary change in service for the Faribault and Northfield communities beginning Monday, June 27, 2022. Read on... -
Faribault fireworks set for July 4
The Faribault Charitable Gambling Advisory Board, which funds the July 4 display, is excited to once again offer a fireworks show this year as part of the Fourth of July holiday. Read on... -
City Council to consider funding requests for nonprofits/civic organizations
It has been the practice of the City to allocate limited grant funding from the City' s General Fund to support a variety of successful and well-attended community-based programs and activities conducted by civic/charitable/nonprofit organizations. Read on... -
Parks and Rec. unveils Concerts in the Park lineup
The series – a summer staple in the community – continues to benefit the Faribault area by not only building on its reputation as an inviting, art-friendly town, but even more so by enlarging and enhancing leisure options. Read on... -
WATCH: Learn about the last 50 years of public service
Over the past year, interviews were held with people who have served Faribault in various capacities; as city staff, elected officials, appointed volunteer commissioners, and as community organizers. Read on... -
City Hall begins summer hours June 6
Beginning Monday, June 6, Faribault City Hall will transition to its summer hours, which end on Friday, Sept. 2. Read on... -
ADA improvements on Sakatah Trail begin May 2
Contracted work will begin on the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail Monday, May 2, as new concrete approaches will be installed as part of ADA improvements. Read on... -
REJournals again awards Faribault 'City of the Year'
At an event with nearly 900 commercial real estate professionals, the Minnesota Real Estate Journal named Faribault 'City of the Year' for the second time in the last five years. Read on...
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