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Rock County Vietnam veterans Keith Schmuck and Lon Remme traveled to Washington, D.C, Saturday with Midwest Honor Flight to tour national military memorials in the nation’s capitol.
They said it was a meaningful way to reflect back on their military service.
“It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity...
A new after-school enrichment program offers Hills-Beaver Creek Elementary parents safe and consistent after-school care for their children.
The fact that kindergarten through fifth-grade students enjoy the program’s activities is a bonus.
Eight-year-old Addison Sammons is one of 11 students...
Given sparse attendance at the meetings, voters have few concerns or questions about the H-BC district’s proposed levy referendum renewal.
School board, staff and administration hosted information meetings Oct. 7 and Oct. 12 to explain the Nov. 2 special election to renew an existing levy...
The Luverne Area Community Foundation is launching a fundraising campaign Nov. 1 through Nov. 11 called “Max Your Community.”
The effort picks up where Luverne’s legendary Red Arrow program left off in 2019 when it dissolved after 55 years of collaborative local philanthropy.
Red Arrow was launched...
The Minnesota Veterans Home Luverne is hosting its 25th annual Fall Scarecrow Festival on the boulevards of the front driveway of the facility on North Highway 75 in Luverne. Displays are still going up, each designed and constructed by various departments of the Veterans Home and by community...
Three more lots in the industrial park have been sold for development according to action at Monday’s meeting of the Luverne Economic Development Authority.
The board approved the sale of two lots in the Walnut Second Addition to Anthony Graphenteen for storage units and one lot in the Mayes Second...
Motivational speaker Cory Greenwood encouraged Hills-Beaver Creek students to write on an index card one thing that gives them pain and discard that pain into a box.
Dozens of students rose from the gymnasium bleachers in Hills Monday morning to do just that.
The index cards join about 20,000 cards...
The Luverne Economic Development Authority approved a request by Stephen Aning for a $3,000 residential demolition grant to demolish an old house at 211 South East Park Street.
Aning reports the house has a failing roof that has allowed interior water damage, and ceilings and floors are falling...
The Hills-Beaver Creek High School FFA Chapter spent Friday, Oct. 8, accepting and collecting grain for the group’s annual corn drive.
The students raised $11,400.
Prior to the drive, the members designated that funds would go to H-BC graduate Preston Wilhelmi of Steen to defray medical expenses....
Trail use on the Luverne Loop has increased by more than 24 percent in the past three years as more phases of the city path are completed and as residents and visitors become more familiar with the trail.
Luverne Economic Development Authority Director Holly Sammons shared results from a bicycle...