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Principal Humleker and Miss Nelson, played by Taedra McKenzie and Denise Werthor, talk about the unruly class of Room 207 during an April 6 dress rehearsal of “Miss Nelson is Missing” at the Palace Theatre. Nicole Ronchetti photo. 0409/Miss Nelson is missing

'Miss Nelson is Missing' opens April 10

Misbehaving students beware — the scary substitute teacher Miss Swamp is coming to the Palace Theatre later this week. 

Hoppy Easter!

Luverne’s downtown was hopping with families Saturday for the Chamber’s Easter Bunny activities with 13 participating businesses.

Luverne FCCLA takes home multiple awards at state conference

The Luverne chapter of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America won several awards during the State Leadership conference held in Bloomington March 27-28. 

Twenty-five Luverne students attended the event where they accepted three awards for their chapter. 

1942: August Hamann recalls hard work, moving to Rock County

The following appeared in The Rock County Herald on Feb. 9, 1942. 

Menu April 13-17

Monday, April 13: Cheese omelet, turkey sausage, red diced potatoes, diced peach cup and blueberry muffin. 

Half-Priced Day sponsored by Grace Lutheran Church. 

Remember When April 9, 2026

10 years ago (2016) 

•The historic Carnegie Cultural Center was filled with resonating tones of mallets on metallic and wooden bars of new instruments that were delivered Wednesday, April 6. 

H-BC opens bidds for partial track, project may be complete by fall

After practicing in parking lots and fields, the Hills-Beaver Creek track athletes will soon have dedicated place of their own. 

Roosevelt reenactor to perform April 16

American political reenactor Joe Weigand will be in Rock County next week to portray President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt as part of the community’s America 250 celebration. 

Zoomobile visits Luverne nursing home residents

Residents and staff at the Mary Jane Brown-Good Samaritan Center, Luverne, were treated to a visit by Haley Holland and live creatures with the Zoomobile of Sioux Falls. Some of the live creatures included a hedgehog and a snake, which they had the opportunity to see up close and touch. 

Voting Fact #6: Vote by mail is secure

Absentee voting (or vote by mail) in Minnesota is built with multiple layers of security to protect voters and ensure every ballot is counted accurately. 

Here’s a quick look at the safeguards in place: 

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