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Winona State University celebrated homecoming in Winona with a parade, live music, food, and a football game. The day also included a 5K run held to raise money for the WSU women's basketball program. The event brought students, alumni, and community members together, giving residents a shared celebration in the city's streets.
News8000 · Oct 10, 2026An exhibition by Andy DuCett opened at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona, paying homage to the city through art installations resembling theater sets. The display features local references like a Zamboni and the Hot Fish Shop, exploring small-town mythologies and nostalgia. The show gives residents a chance to see their town's history and character reflected in a local museum.
MPR News · Oct 9, 2026Only 2 publishable local items were found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.
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Warrior pride filled the streets of Winona as Winona State University celebrated homecoming. The day featured a parade for students, alumni, and community members, along with live music and food. A 5K was also held to raise money for the WSU women's basketball program.
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An exhibition by Andy DuCett at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum pays homage to Winona through art installations resembling theater sets. The display features local references like a Zamboni and the Hot Fish Shop, exploring small-town mythologies and nostalgia.
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