Thank you for the cards, calls, prayerful thoughts and food I received for my 80th birthday.
Arend John Klarenbeek
Mortgage foreclosure sale set for March 10
Lunch customers at WildFlowers Coffee Boutique chatted across tables and sipped coffee between bites of salad and sandwiches.
“It’s music to my ears,” said restaurant owner Tracy Wieneke. “It’s been so lonely in here with the tables put away. Just being able to have people in here is wonderful.”
The COVID-19 vaccine continues to be administered to Rock County people in the first phases of the rollout.
As word gets out about local distribution, Jason Kloss of Southwest Health and Human Services is asking for public patience.
“We understand that many are looking forward to receive the vaccine and don’t want to miss out on their chance,” he said.
Twenty-three businesses in Rock County are targeted for a second round of coronavirus aid grants.
Commissioners received $250,000 from the state in additional pandemic relief, and a distribution plan was approved at their Jan. 5 meeting.
More help is on the way for Luverne businesses that lost revenue due to pandemic restrictions.
The Luverne Economic Development Authority approved $100,000 for a grant program to assist the hardest hit local small businesses.
A brief stop at Schoneman Park netted more than a fish story for brothers Brody Kopp and Hunter Baker.