John Anderson’s Blog

The rest of the line up for WE Fest 2018 has been revealed. Headliners Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood, and Florida Georgia Line will be joined by, Vince Gill, Chris Young, Justin Moore, Josh Turner, Chris Janson., Tyler Farr, Carly Pearce, Rodney Atkins, Devin Dawson, The Cadillac Three, and Ashley McBryde.

I am content to stay here and watch the playoff game probably from the comfort of my son's place. but there may be those Vikings fans that have to try to get to Philadelphia to watch the game. If you have the $$$ it's possible to do that.

Last week the great Minnesota get together made news because Country artists Sugarland will be getting back on tour and making a stop at the state fair in August.

Skip Hop convertible high chairs have been recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for because the front legs can detach, causing the chair to tip and possible injuries to the child.

Updated: The National Weather Service says mixed wintry precipitation will push into western Minnesota this evening with a second area developing later tonight further east from south central Minnesota to northwest Wisconsin.

There are still some seats available but act now if you want to join us for the Winter Walleye connection trip to Ballard's Resort on Lake of the Woods.

And there is still room to join us on a great trip to Ballard's. Transportation, lodging, meals, guided ice fishing, fish cleaning are all included. I am excited to be your host this year for the trip.

Those scholars at Lake Superior University have put out another list of words, that are banned from 'the Queen's English' for over use, mis-use and not considered needed anymore.

Owner Jeff Westad says the restaurant will close because it cannot compete with the cheaper pizza chains. Basilleo's put's out a quality, fresh ingredient pizza. But you pay more for quality. Around $15 to $20 per pizza. And many people can't afford that. And there are just too many other cheaper pizza choices in Faribault.

In Minnetrista, near the Twin Cities Ryan Kasper-Cook spends 3 months to put up an amazing display of holiday lights. Using the latest and greatest technology and much planning, it's a show that hundreds of people come and see every night the lights are on.