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Winona hires code enforcement officer in tie-breaking mayor vote
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,02/26/26-2:46PM , 2,447 Reads
Tuesday evening, Feb. 17 the Winona Board of Aldermen held their regular mid-month meeting. All Board Members were in attendance with the exception of Ward 4 Alderman Charles Harris.
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Pictured is the Winona Winona City Hall sign.
The Winona Board of Alderman meets for their regular meetings on the first and third Tuesday of the month starting at 5 p.m. in the Winona City Hall building.

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Winona discusses market funding, rate increases
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,02/12/26-4:06PM , 2,628 Reads
Tuesday, Jan. 20 the Winona Board of Alderman held their regular mid-month meeting. During the meeting, the Board discussed various topics of concern for the municipality including but not limited to the Crossroads Farmers Market and its preparations for the upcoming summer season and concerns about rate increases.
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Winona Library receives $5,000 technology grant
By PRESS RELEASE - WINONA-MONTGOMERY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Thu,02/12/26-3:49PM , 4,594 Reads
We are pleased to share exciting news for the Winona–Montgomery County Library. Thanks to a generous $5,000 grant from the Ellard Family Foundation, the library will begin plans to renovate and modernize the public access computer area.
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Winona shows appreciation to crews restoring power
By PEYTON POE - Staff Writer
Thu,02/12/26-3:46PM , 2,583 Reads
Thursday, Jan. 29 Winona officials held a grab and go luncheon to show appreciation for linemen working with Delta Electric and Entergy to restore power to areas affected by Winter Storm Fern. Starting at 11:30 a.m., City Hall utilized the building's back parking lot as a barbecue and food line.
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