graduation
Nearly 90 Luverne High School seniors and their families took turns on the stage in the gym over the past week to record their individual graduation moments on camera.
Seniors donned their caps and gowns and crossed the stage as their parents announced their names into a microphone and handed over...
Teachers with Discovery Time Preschool presented certificates to 60 of their 3- to 5-year-old students in the Luverne Elementary School parking lot Thursday, May 14. Parents drove their preschoolers into the parking lot in one or two sessions — morning or late afternoon. In addition to certificates...
Something truly remarkable happened one gray day in April. I’m still shaking my head over it.
The high school senior wandered into the kitchen on a Saturday afternoon. “Mom, let’s take my graduation photo.”
I just about dropped the frying pan. This is the kid who hates to have his photo taken and...
Hills-Beaver Creek School District is planning commencement ceremonies for its original date, Friday, May 22.
The H-BC School Board met in regular session Monday night via Zoom, hours after Gov. Walz announced that the state’s peacetime emergency declaration to fight the spread of the coronavirus...
Jarvie earns master’s degree
Calla Jarvie of Luverne received a Master of Library Science Degree from Emporia State University in Emporia, Kansas.
By the time most of you read this, I’ll be back in town from a three-day golf trip to Breezy Point, courtesy of my son. He had won the trip on, of all things, a radio station promotion. So I was happy to enjoy a few days of golf, fine eats and an adult beverage or two on a radio station’s dime....
On Friday, May 24, the 54th Hills-Beaver Creek High School commencement ceremonies were conducted for 20 graduates.
The graduation student address was given by valedictorian Josie Scholten and Bailey Swan. Garrett Raymon was salutatorian.
Class colors were white and royal blue; the flower was a red...
Forty-seven students received their Adrian High School diplomas Friday night, May 24, in the high school gymnasium.
“Choose this day whom you will serve.”(Joshua 24:15)
High school graduation is a rite of passage unlike any other. You move from being treated like a child (legally) to being counted an adult, both in society and in any academic setting you might enter. Childhood is over. Adulthood beckons. How...
Fifty-seven students in teacher Debbie Mitchell’s Discovery Time Preschool classes donned capes Friday for their graduation ceremony through the Luverne Community Education program. The 3- to 5-year-olds presented a musical program as part of the ceremonies during which they demonstrated the “...