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Hamann is new face at LMO front office

Administrative assistant Erin Hamann is the latest addition to the team at Rock County’s Land Management Office in Luverne.

Humans have access to many coping tools; now cattle do too

How do you cope with stress? Do you go for a walk to clear your mind? Perhaps some yoga or stretching?  Have a sip of your favorite beverage, or eat your favorite chocolate bar?

Lady Pates recapture ‘Queens of the Court’ trophy against Edgerton

The Hills-Beaver Creek girls’ volleyball team held on to the “Queens of the Court” trophy, defeating Edgerton Public 3-0 at home Thursday, Sept. 17.

H-BC kept the title and trophy for the second year in a row after Edgerton won it the first three years.

Have you planted a new tree or grove? It might be thirsty

Have you planted a new tree or grove within the last three to five years? With how dry conditions have been, it is especially important to make sure younger trees are receiving enough water.

Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool?

Luverne native Kaia Nowatzki is lending her artistic talents to a “Farm to Fiber” movement connecting raw wool to finished textiles.

Luverne soars past Windom 47-3 at home Sept. 18

The Luverne Cardinals flew past the Windom Eagles 47-3 at home Friday, Sept. 18.

LHS Senior Ben Hartquist amassed 163 rushing yards and five touchdowns on the ground.

He also had a touchdown pass to senior Coy Thone in the game.

More coverage, new options: What farmers should know about SCO and ECO for 2027

Federal crop insurance changes expand supplemental coverage and increase premium support,

Local flower farm spreads joy one jar at a time

What started as a small idea at Two Little Bees Family Farm has grown into a simple way for neighbors to care for and connect with neighbors — one jar of fresh-picked flowers at a time.

Patriots top Coyotes 22-3 at home

The Patriots ground out a 22-0 win against a solid Heron Lake-Okabena-Fulda team at home Friday, Sept. 18.

“We knew coming in that HLOF was going to be a big, physical team, and it was going to be a four-quarter game,” H-BC head coach Rex Metzger said.

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