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Real-life lessons were learned Monday morning at Luverne Elementary School during the first student-led Veterans Day Coffee and Treats Open House.
Members of the newly created elementary student council followed through with suggestions given last year by students in Amy VonHoltum’s class.
Each...
Minnwest Bank customers were notified last week that the Beaver Creek branch office will close Jan. 31, 2020.
A letter signed by Minnwest Bank president Isaac DeBoer, said the Beaver Creek office “... with it’s limited hours, personnel and infrastructure cannot provide the level of service and...
Mike Westerbur and his son, Dylan, 22, shared their passion for miniature war games at the History Center in Luverne Saturday and Monday.
Their World War II battlefield sprawled over a large table in the back room of the museum where visitors — and a few Sioux Falls gamers — gathered to learn more...
Twelve Luverne High School students were inducted into the Luverne National Honor Society Chapter on Nov. 5.
The dozen students were selected by the local faculty to join the 100-year-old national organization, and they best met the Society’s four categories or dimensions of life — character,...
Luverne Elementary second- and fourth-grade students dressed and sang as dogs and cats Friday for their public performance of “The Unity Tree” by Teresa Jennings.
The production centers on the notion that cats and dogs are not meant to get along, but, as in other Luverne Elementary musical...
progress was revealed Friday when the plywood walls around the former theater were removed. The former theater entrance area now serves as a gathering space in the new concessions area.
The former theater was remodeled into the new music suites for the band and choir programs that were finished...
A different renewable energy company will develop the Walleye Wind project in western Rock County after the original developer sold the wind rights this summer.
NextEra Energy Resources acquired the rights from Renewable Energy Systems (RES) along with the seven existing wind turbines in Beaver...
students are seeking help from the community for an upcoming class about the effects of global tariffs on local economies.
“I like to look at local issues as a way to cover the content,” said government teacher David Rysdam, who is in his fourth year of teaching in Luverne.
“The trade war has been...
Medical errors are estimated to be the third leading cause of death in the United States, and local health care professionals are working to improve those outcomes.
A health care safety class, “You Are Your Own Best Medicine,” on Nov. 21 in Luverne illustrates that patient involvement in their care...
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