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Wastewater rates likely to increase in Willmar
Willmar residents can expect their sewer rates to be on the rise. Willmar City Administrator Charlene Stevens says Springsted...
Willmar City Administrator performance reviewed
In a marathon meeting at city hall last night the Willmar City Council reviewed the performance of City Administrator Charlen...
City council hires government structure study firm
The Willmar City Council Monday night voted to hire the firm of Brimeyer (BRIM-meyer) -Fursman of Maplewood to conduct a gove...
Willmar City Attorney investigating city membership in chamber
The Willmar City Council will discuss the issue of city entities being members of the Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce....
A lot of job shuffling at Willmar City Hall, departments
Looking for a job? Why not apply at Willmar City Hall? Willmar City Administrator Charlene Stevens says they are in the proce...
Candidates to fill Reese's seat can begin filing today
The two week filing period for the special election for Willmar City Council Ward 4 opens Tuesday morning. Willmar City Clerk...
Willmar City Council delays vote on charter changes
The Willmar City Council last week held a hearing but did not vote on proposed changes to the city charter. Willmar City Admi...
Willmar City Council delays vote on charter changes
The Willmar City Council last week held a hearing but did not vote on proposed changes to the city charter. Willmar City Admi...
FAA releases more land for development in Willmar
The Federal Aviation Administration has released more of the former Willmar Airport property to the city for development. Wil...
Willmar awards bids for construction of western sewer line
The Willmar City Council has hired a construction firm, now all they need is the permission of the Federal Aviation Administr...
Council choses Bollig over Donohue for Lakeland project
The Willmar City Council has over-ruled the recommendation of city staff and hired a different firm to do the planning for a ...
Stevens, Peterson and Renquist respond to Reese comments
Earlier this month Willmar City Councilman Doug Reese made some comments to the West Central Tribune that appeared to reveal ...
Willmar looking to hire Public Works Director, Fire Chief
The City of Willmar is losing another department head, and this time there is not assistant to fill-in until a replacement is...
Chicksns will be banned in Willmar residential areas under new law
The Willmar City Attorney is working on a new ordinance regulating the ownership of chickens in the city limits. Robert Scott...
Trott Avenue gets first "Quiet Zone" in Willmar
7-5-12 Willmar will be getting it's first railroad quiet zone next year. It will be where the tracks cross Trott Avenue o...
MPCA delays mosquito spraying in Willmar
7-4-12 Anyone who has been outside lately knows how bad the mosquitos have gotten. The City of Willmar has not been able to d...
Willmar getting a new Goodwill store
6-25-12 The Goodwill Store in Willmar is going to be moving to a new, prime location in Willmar. They will be moving from the...
Lakeland Hotel Project won't be done for now
6-21-12 Plans to restore the Lakeland Hotel Building in Downtown Willmar have skidded to a halt. Developer Rick Goodeman of t...
Wilmar Municipal Utilities Commission to begin search for new GM
5-29-12 The Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission Tuesday will talk about beginning the search for a new General Manager. Wi...
Downtown plan hearing comes up May 21st
5-9-12 People can give their final comments on a plan for the future of Downtown Willmar at a hearing May 21st. Willmar City ...
Study on Willmar Utilities leadership unveiled today
4-23-12 The Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission Monday will hear a report on a study of the utility's leadership organ...
Willmar selects two law firms to replace Rich Ronning
3-26-12 Willmar City Attorney Rich Ronning retires this coming Saturday after 37-years on the job, and the city council has d...
Rich Ronning's last meeting tonight
3-19-12 Rich Ronning will be recognized at tonight's Willmar City Council meeting, the last he will attend at Willmar Cit...
Willmar workers get new contract, small raise
3-7-12 The Willmar City Council has approved a new, 4-year-contract with 40 to 50 city AFSCME workers. The contract covers 20...
Council talks about Gomm lawsuit
3-6-12 The Willmar City Council last night held a brief, closed meeting to talk about the Bruce Gomm lawsuit. Willmar City Ad...
Lawmakers consider restoring Homestead Tax Credit
2-7-12 Counties across Minnesota have blamed property tax increases on last year's revocation of the Homestead Market Val...
Lawmakers look at restoring Homestead Tax Credit
2-7-12 Counties across Minnesota have blamed property tax increases on last year's revocation of the Homestead Market Val...
Community meetings about Somalians in Willmar today
1-12-12 A community-wide informational meeting called “Understanding the Somali Culture” takes place today at the...
Meetings on understanding the Somali culture next week
1-6-12 A community-wide informational meeting “Understanding the Somali Culture” has been organized and scheduled...
City council to consider charter changes
1-3-12 The Willmar City Council Tuesday night will be again try to pass changes to the city charter. A unanimous decision of ...
Council gives John's Supper Club owner more time
12-22-11 The Willmar City Council this week extended the deadline for the owner of the former John's Supper Club Building to ...
City charter changes considered tonight
12-19-11 The Willmar City Council tonight could pass some changes in the way city government is run. The council will hold a ...
Beware of property tax "sticker shock"
11-23-11 Kandiyohi County residents should be recieving their Truth in Taxation property tax notices this week. City and coun...
Willmar PD gets Rangers and maybe a robot
10-19-11 The Willmar Police Department will soon be sporting some new equiptment thanks to some donations and grants. Willmar...
Minorities needed on Willmar commissions
Willmar City Administrator Charlene Stevens agrees with Mayor Frank Yanish...the city needs more ethnic diversity on the boar...
Totals in from Going Green
9-13-11 Totals are in from Saturday's Going Green event in Willmar. More than 80 tons of garbage, appliances, tires, oil, ele...
Meeting today addresses Garfield sale
8-30-11 Another step in the possible sale of Garfield Elementary School in Willmar takes place Tuesday morning. At 11:30 a.m....
Neighbors wonder who is buying Garfield
8-25-11 A un-named group has made an offer to purchase Garfield Elementary School in Willmar. Willmar School Board Member Way...
More road projects in Willmar
8-18-11 It may be mid-August but theCity of Willmar is still authorizing more road projects to be done this year. On Monday t...
Willmar City Council defers charter change action
8-17-11 After a lengthy discussion, the Willmar City Council Monday night decided to hold off on making further changes to th...
Stevens holds first meeting, parking study pitched
8-2-11 Yesterday was the first day on the job for new Willmar City Administrator Charlene Stevens. She took over from long-ti...
Stevens to begin in Willmar today
8-1-11 Hundreds of people gathered to say goodbye to longtime Willmar City Administrator Mick Schmit Friday night. A retireme...
Officials past and present bid adieu to Schmit
7-30-11 Hundreds of people gathered to say goodbye to longtime Willmar City Administrator Mick Schmit last night. A retiremen...
Government shutdown affects local workers
7-14-11 Dozens, maybe even hundreds of local state workers are trying to find ways to occupy their time during the state gove...
Government shutdown not affecting Willmar
7-7-11 Thanks to a judge's ruling, the City of Willmar so far hasn't really felt the impact of the state government shutdown ...
FAA agrees to seperate old airport land parcels
7-6-11 Willmar City Administrator Michael Schmit reports some progress in the ongoing battle to try and get the Federal Aviat...
Willmar approves new RV Dump Station
6-24-11 RV users will have another place to empty their septic tanks thanks to the Willmar City Council this week. A dump sit...
Willmar to meet with FAA, SHPO today
6-21-11 Willmar City Staff will be meeting with the Federal Aviation Authority and the State Historic Preservation Office tod...
Willmar Area Memorial Day Services Set
(Willmar, MN) Willmar area veterans raised the Flags of Honor this morning at 7, and squads of veterans from the American Leg...
Willmar administrator candidates interviewed
Interviews for the position of Willmar City Administrator continue today. Mayor Frank Yanish says yesterday he and the city c...
Willmar orders old airport re-use study
The Willmar City Council this week ordered a report be prepared on what it would cost to restore the old Willmar Airport Hang...
Willmar City Council looks at flood report
The Willmar City Council spent an hour-and-a-half Monday night listening to and discussing a report from an engineering firm ...