Kathy Babcock has always been a huge proponent of flu shots, but the administrator of Chickasaw County Public Health and Homecare is doubling her pitch this year for a couple of reasons.

Changes are coming to the New Hampton Tribune, but the paper’s publisher is emphasizing that the commitment to community journalism and Chickasaw County will not waver.

Planning for homecoming is a daunting task, one fifth-year Student Senate Advisor, Melissa Nelson, knows well. 

Construction workers are trying to beat the proverbial clock when it comes to New Hampton’s $19.415 million project.

New Hampton High School’s Athletic Hall of Fame will welcome three new members before the Chickasaws’ football team plays Waverly-Shell Rock in the annual homecoming game.

It took a while last Monday night, but two boards made up of the same members approved issuing bonds totaling $22.65 million for improvements to the city’s electrical system and the start-up of a municipal-owned telecommunications utility.

It was a special moment during a special ceremony. Then again, Quilts of Valor programs always bring out the emotions for both the veterans and their families.

Chelsi Rosonke took a shop class back in her high school days in Colorado, and she found her calling.

Kristina Manson is a woman who wears many hats. 
During the day she teaches math at New Hampton high school; after school she coaches middle and high school cross country.

Mother Nature may give Chickasaw County a round of severe weather this afternoon and evening as the area is under a flash flood watch.

For the women of MercyOne New Hampton Medical Center Senior Life Solutions, sometimes it’s the small things that provide the rewards in their jobs.

It’s a Friday morning at the New Hampton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, and Kaitlain Schmitt is meeting with her “team.”

Nancy Hillesheim had a one-word answer when she was asked about this weekend’s Big Four Fair.
“Overwhelming.”

The McDonald’s restaurant in New Hampton is getting a whole new look, thanks to a project that began this past week.

The plan for Megan Boeding was relatively cut and dry when she was graduated from New Hampton High School in 2010.