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Rock County Highway Dept. seeks bids by March 2

Rock County Highway Dept.

seeks bids by March 2

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

BRIDGE REPLACEMENT & APPROACH GRADING / S.A.P. 067-599-187; etc.

County at a Glance Feb. 5, 2026

Meetings

Beaver Creek Township Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9, in the township hall.

Vienna Township Board will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the Kenneth Community Room.

Correction Feb. 5, 2026

In the story “New Hills Chamber seeks information from city” in the Jan. 30 Star Herald, the wrong first name was used to identified Kate DeBoer along with the name of her business in Hills. She owns Erwin’s Towing.

Kempema, Hodge chosen as LHS Snow Week queen, king

LHS seniors Hannah Kempema and Tyler Hodge were chosen Monday afternoon in the school’s performing arts center to serve as the school’s Snow Week queen and king respectively.

Boys top Big South with 20-3 record

The Luverne boys’ hockey team sits atop the Big South Conference with a 20-3 record after taking down three competitors this past week.

Patriots top three conference rivals

The H-BC boys’ basketball team took down three conference rivals and improved its season record to 17-1 in the past week.

There are five essential end-of-life documents for seniors

As America’s senior population grows, families are increasingly facing difficult decisions about health care, finances, and final wishes — often during moments of crisis. 

Experts say much of that stress can be avoided with proper planning and a small set of essential legal documents.

Cardinals win three, improve to 14-4

The Luverne boys’ basketball team won three games in the past week to improve to 14-4 for the season.

LHS beat Pipestone 67-50 at home Jan. 27, took down Redwood Valley 78-56 on the road Jan. 30, and topped Blue Earth 81-72 at home Feb. 2.

How long would I wait for a lump of feathers to pose as a swan?

Every so often my job puts me in touch with my “inner nature photographer.”

An assignment last week was to capture a migrating trumpeter swan in his natural winter habitat.

Girls’ hockey finishes regular season 16-9

The Luverne girls’ hockey team fell twice to Marshall and beat Worthington once to go 1-2 this past week in conference action.

The Cardinals hosted Marshall Tuesday, Jan. 27, falling in a close 4-3 game.

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