Janean Sorrell

2 months ago | twincities.com | Janean Sorrell

Crow River Habitat for Humanity is gearing up for its 30th anniversary gala, marking three decades of providing affordable housing to McLeod County. The annual Hammer & Nails Gala is set for Saturday, May 11, at the Crow River Winery. The event includes dinner, dessert, swing dance lessons, a silent auction, liquor raffle and more. Crow River Habitat for Humanity has built 28 homes locally and advocates for fair housing policies locally and worldwide.

Apr 25, 2024 | crowrivermedia.com | Janean Sorrell

Crow River Habitat for Humanity is gearing up for its 30th anniversary gala, marking three decades of providing affordable housing to McLeod County. The annual Hammer & Nails Gala is set for Saturday, May 11, at the Crow River Winery. The event includes dinner, dessert, swing dance lessons, a silent auction, liquor raffle and more. Crow River Habitat for Humanity has built 28 homes locally and advocates for fair housing policies locally and worldwide.

Apr 24, 2024 | crowrivermedia.com | Janean Sorrell

The game of pickleball is making waves in Hutchinson, with its popularity skyrocketing in recent years. Far from being just a pastime for seniors, pickleball has become a favorite among residents of all ages. However, the community’s growing passion for pickleball has led to calls for standalone courts dedicated solely to the sport. According to Parks, Recreation and Community Education Director Lynn Neumann, pickleball’s growth has been exponential.

Apr 24, 2024 | crowrivermedia.com | Janean Sorrell

Prepare for a summer of reverence and gratitude in Hutchinson as local veterans groups orchestrate two events to honor the sacrifices of servicemen and women and their families. McLeod County Veterans Memorial Park will witness the unveiling of a new addition on Memorial Day: a new Gold Star Families monument. Dedicated to the families of fallen soldiers, the monument will stand as a testament to the enduring impact of their sacrifice.

Apr 24, 2024 | crowrivermedia.com | Janean Sorrell

If you’ve driven on a street south of Century Avenue Hutchinson, had your leaves vacuumed by the city, your street plowed, or mosquito spraying in your neighborhood, you can thank Public Works Manager John Olson. And after nearly three decades of dedicated service to the city, Olson is bidding farewell to his role. Throughout his career, Olson has been instrumental in overseeing various projects, adapting to technological advancements, and fostering a culture of teamwork within the department.