Sheila McCoy

6 days ago | hometownsource.com | Sheila McCoy

The following students received honors at their colleges. University of Wisconsin — Stout, Menomonie, WisconsinAbby Borash of Little Falls. Northwest Technical College, BemidjiKirby Fischer of Little Falls.

6 days ago | hometownsource.com | Sheila McCoy

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6 days ago | hometownsource.com | Sheila McCoy

Thrilled for the opportunity to be a Morrison County Dairy Princess for the first time, Breanna Houdek of Little Falls said her boss, Eli Waldoch, had a big part in her decision to run for the royal honor. “He was the one who told me about (the dairy princess program), because I hadn’t heard much about it before. I knew of them and saw them at fairs, but didn’t know how you could become one or that I was able to do it,” she said.

1 week ago | hometownsource.com | Sheila McCoy

Besides being passionate about history, Kayla Stielow, site manager of Lindbergh House and Museum in Little Falls, is also zealous about spreading awareness of Rett syndrome. It’s a disorder that hits close to home as her and her husband, John’s 6-year-old daughter, Evelyn, was diagnosed with it in August 2020. According to the Mayo Clinic’s website, Rett syndrome is a rare genetic neurological and developmental disorder that affects the way the brain is developed.

1 week ago | hometownsource.com | Sheila McCoy

As the Little Falls Area Chamber & Tourism selects an “Employee of the Month” each month amidst a number of nominations, Kelley Columbos, hair stylist at Fresh Hair Professionals in Little Falls was chosen for the month of June. “Wow — what an honor to win! I have spent the last 10 years doing what I love and hopefully brightening people’s days while I do it. I am incredibly grateful to all my clients at Fresh Hair that have allowed me to be a part of their lives in such a unique way,” she said.