2022

The following is a list of the obituaries that appeared in the issues of the Rock County Star Herald in 2022.   December 2021 Dec. 18: Jean Wallenburg, 66, Inwood, Iowa. Dec. 20: Randall Morgan, 72, San Clemente, Calif. Dec. 28: Thomas Feit, 70, Rushmore.   January 2022 Jan. 4: Randy Aanenson, 69,...
Boys' cross country team
By Greg Hoogeveen This year was a year to remember for local athletes and coaches. Several teams completed school history-making seasons while others had individual standouts among their ranks. (See related story). At the Star Herald we tried to capture the excitement and significance in the...
By Greg Hoogeveen The 2021-22 sports season saw many individual accomplishments that reached historic milestones within their sport. These moments were years in the making and involved many hours of work and dedication to accomplish. Six athletes from Luverne and Hills-Beaver Creek hit milestones...
Mike and Cheryl Cox received the Spirit of Philanthropy Award, which recognizes an outstanding individual or family for exceptional financial generosity and volunteer leadership in Rock County. This award celebrates extraordinary civic and charitable leadership whose generosity inspires others to give. They’re pictured with LACF director Emily Crabtree (left).
The Luverne Area Community Foundation hosted its annual Friends of the Foundation Celebration of Philanthropy Monday night, Dec. 5, at Take 16 Brewing Company in Luverne. The event recognizes and celebrates businesses, nonprofits and individuals who benefit from and support the foundation’s mission...
Residents in the Hills-Beaver Creek School District support a new elementary school but do not support additions to the secondary school. That’s according to a district-wide survey conducted by School Perceptions out of Slinger, Wisconsin, for the district. H-BC School Board members reviewed the...
Luverne School Board members extended a new three-year contract to Superintendent Craig Oftedahl through June 2026. He will receive salary increases of 2.75 percent each year with the contract that begins on July 1, 2023. The board approved the contract at their Nov. 22 meeting. With the increase,...
Luverne City Administrator John Call presented his last budget hearing during his last City Council meeting Tuesday, Dec. 6, ahead of his official retirement at the end of the month. Luverne Mayor Pat Baustian thanked him for his leadership. “He’s led our community and our city for 17 years, and he...
Hills-Beaver Creek middle school and high school students wrote winning essays for the VFW’s Voice of Democracy and Patriot’s Pen contest. Pictured are (from left) H-BC secondary English teacher Megan Klumper, first-place Voice of Democracy essay writer Avril Ty Susie, third-place Patriot's Pen writer Hailey Moser, second-place Patriot's Pen writer Brynn Bakken, H-BC middle school English teacher Lydia Scruggs, and Gina and Robert Newman, VFW Post 2603 auxiliary member and quartermaster.
Three Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary students were recently honored by the Wilmont VFW and VFW Auxiliary as winners in the Voice of Democracy and Patriot’s Pen essay contests. Joining the H-BC students in the contests were students from Adrian and Worthington Christian Schools. Patriot’s Pen are...
Santa and Mrs. Claus (Mike and Patty Buysse) have their hands full as Owen (center), age 1, was too fascinated with Santa to look at the camera for the Franz family picture. Siblings Kameryn (left) and Haylie try to focus Owen’s attention forward.
Hardwick Santa Day featured a variety of experiences Saturday afternoon at the local community center including ornament making, cookie frosting, pictures with Santa and a more unusual Christmas tradition of a visit from Zoo Man aka Brent Mielke. Mielke from Sleepy Eye returned to Santa Day, this...
Senior Mallory Nelson keeps the puck in play with a slapshot toward the goal Nov. 29 against rival Marshall.
The Luverne girls’ hockey team posted two shutouts this past week against conference opponents in the Blue Mound Ice Arena. Luverne blanked Marshall 3-0 at home Tuesday, Nov, 29, and outshot Waseca 6-0 on home ice Saturday, Dec. 3. The Cardinals, now 6-0 for the season, were scheduled to host...

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