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The West Concord Community Health Initiative kicked off with an amazing response during Christmas in West Concord! We were thrilled to see so many community members stop by and sign up—especially … more
This is a friendly reminder that all water and sewer bills are due by the 21st of each month. Any bill not paid by that date will be assessed a late fee of 10% of the outstanding balance. Any account … more
The City of West Concord has adopted its 2026 property tax levy at the December 18, 2025 Council Meeting. This budget and levy reflect a continued commitment to responsible financial management while … more
Holiday greenery and Christmas trees bring joy throughout the season, but they can also hide dangerous pests. Diseases and invasive species can make their way into our landscapes on trees and boughs … more
Every year we visit with residents of local assisted living homes and hear their memories of Christmas when they were a child. Here are some of the stories from their childhood for you to enjoy. Anne … more
Mason Noaeill is a senior at Triton high school. His parents are Joni and Jim Noaeill. he has one sister, Madison. He is active in Triton track and field. Outside of school he … more
Mason Heroff is a senior at Triton this year. He is the son of Randi Heroff. He is active in Triton track and field. Outside of school he likes to work out at the gym, is a farmhand at … more
McKenzy Purinton is a senior at Triton this year. Her parents are Mike and Maggie Purinton. She has one brother, Quintin. Maggie is active in soccer, cheer and dance at Triton. Outside of … more
Mark Twain once said “Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection.” When G.W. Priest of Dodge Center bought West Concord’s faltering Tile Plant for $21,200 in April of 1913 that … more
Dear Triton Students, Parents, Staff, and Community Members, Our winter activities are in full swing here at Triton, and it’s exciting to see so many student-athletes engaged in all we have to … more
American Education Week (AEW) took place November 17–21. I enjoy this week each year because it offers an opportunity to reflect on and acknowledge the many contributions made in public schools. As … more
Luke 2:12 12 And this will be a sign for you: you will find a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger.” I know holidays can be difficult when we get older, or if we have lost a … more
I was driving down a couple of county roads the other day when, in the first few miles, I saw a couple of dead raccoons. A little later on I spotted on the side of the road, a deer that had met its … more
The newly formed West Concord Area Foundation (WCAF) is proud to announce the distribution of $10,000 in grant funds to local non-profit organizations to support individuals and families in … more
Dear West Concord Residents, The City of West Concord is writing to inform you of a security incident involving our emergency notification system, OnSolve CodeRED. On November 21, 2025, the … more
Concord Church of Christ had its annual Operation Christmas Child Shoebox packing party on Sunday, Nov. 23rd. We had a great time packing 43 shoeboxes while enjoying Christmas music, treats, hot … more
Scholarship, service, leadership, and character – these are the pillars that students inducted into the Minnesota Honor Society embody. On November 13 th , 13 new members were received into the … more
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