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Betty Luethje

Betty Luethje, age 93, of Luverne, Minnesota, went to be with her Lord on Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026, while at her daughter’s home in Arizona. 

U.S. House Ag Committee passes the 'skinny' farm bill

In mid-February, the U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman, Congressman Glenn (GT) Thompson (R-PA) released the text for the revised version of the U.S.

All in the Name of Oil

 

Once again, we’ve grabbed our guns, 

and sent our daughters, and our sons, 

to a place where wars, are never won; 

ALL IN THE NAME OF OIL. 

 

Venezuela and Iran, are full of oil, 

so, what do we do, we bomb their soil. 

Gratitude, in sickness and in health

It’s been a while, but I am back at the keyboard hunting and pecking out my first column in over a month and a half. 

Over the last six weeks I have had two emergency room visits, one at Sanford Luverne and two days later at Sanford Sioux Falls. 

Knocking on wood is no match for Influenza B

According to Wikipedia, “knocking on wood” is a superstitious tradition to avoid “tempting fate after making a favorable prediction or boast, or a declaration concerning one’s own death or another unfavorable situation.” 

This week, March 8-14, is National Groundwater Awareness Week

This week, March 8-14, is National Groundwater Awareness Week, a national observation dedicated to the responsible management and use of groundwater. 

Doggy smiles depend on human care

I sure wish I could explain why one of my dog’s teeth are super white with no tartar or build-up and the other one’s teeth are kind of yellow and need veterinarian dental attention.

Patriots head to Section 3A Championship

The Patriots head to the Section 3A Championship after taking down Edgerton Public 64-47 March 3 in Worthington and Southwest Minnesota Christian 69-48 March 7 in Marshall.

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