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Rep. Michelle Fischbach, who represents Minnesota’s 7th district in the U.S. Congress, recently shared updates from her visits with local businesses and community leaders across southwestern Minnesota.

On August 30, 2025, Fischbach posted about her visit to a manufacturing company in Marshall: "While in Marshall, I stopped at ATZ Manufacturing. I appreciated seeing a family-owned business that creates American-made products right here in the Seventh Congressional District. Thank you for taking the time to share about TrackChair and your passion to make them".

The following day, August 31, she thanked participants of a roundtable hosted by a regional business group: "Thank you Windom Area Chamber of Commerce for the roundtable discussion! I appreciated connecting with each of you and also having Mayor Hilary Mathis, Representative Marj Fogelman, and Senator Bill Weber participate in the conversation."

Later on August 31, Fischbach recapped another meeting with local officials: "I met with the city of Springfield last week and heard about their passion for their local community and the projects they are working on. Thank you, Mayor Helget, Rep. Torkelson, and Sen. Dahms for joining our discussion!"

Michelle Fischbach has represented Minnesota’s Seventh Congressional District since defeating former Congressman Collin Peterson in the 2020 election. Before serving in Congress beginning in 2021, she was a member of the Minnesota Senate from 2017 to 2018. Born in Woodbury in 1965 and currently residing in Regal at age 57, Fischbach holds degrees from St. Cloud State University (BA) and William Mitchell College of Law (JD).