Goodview News

Mayor Jack Weimerskirch is a skeptic. Ever since state health officials began pushing city leaders to build two water filtration plants to remove trace elements of radium in the city's drinking water, the Goodview mayor has remained underwhelmed by the evidence so far presented to him.

Mayor Jack Weimerskirch is a skeptic. Ever since state health officials began pushing city leaders to build two water filtration plants to remove trace elements of radium in the city's drinking water, the Goodview mayor has remained underwhelmed by the evidence so far presented to him.

Mayor Jack Weimerskirch is a skeptic. Ever since state health officials began pushing city leaders to build two water filtration plants to remove trace elements of radium in the city's drinking water, the Goodview mayor has remained underwhelmed by the evidence so far presented to him.

Goodview Mayor Jack Weimerskirch has seen many strange and wondrous things as mayor of this southeastern Minnesota city of 3,500 people.

Mayor Jack Weimerskirch is a skeptic. Ever since state health officials began pushing city leaders to build two water filtration plants to remove trace elements of radium in the city's drinking water, the Goodview mayor has remained underwhelmed by the evidence so far presented to him.

We're nearing the 2-year anniversary of the devastating floods in 2007 that killed seven people, and destroyed homes across Southern Minnesota.

Long before the days of air conditioning, many people found pleasure in sleeping on their screened-in porch in the summertime, or sometimes on their second-story deck or balcony.

A Winona State University college student who nearly drowned last Wednesday has died.