TOUGH BATTLE FOR LADY CARDINALS
Kenzie Lundeen shoots through the crowd in the game with Montevideo. See story on Page 12A.
January 2022
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Woodford reaches 1K-point milestone
It was a memorable night Tuesday, Jan. 4, for Redwood Valley senior Carson Woodford as he surpassed 1,000 career points in the Cardinals 78-62 win over Montevideo.
Kids can ice fish free Jan. 15-17
Take a Kid Ice Fishing Weekend is this Saturday, Jan. 15, through Monday, Jan. 17. During the weekend, Minnesota residents can go ice fishing for free if they are fishing with a child 15 years old or younger. Minnesotan children 15 or younger don’t need fishing licenses any time of the year.
Rabbits split with Cougars
The Wabasso girls basketball team topped Cedar Mountain 42-30 in Tomahawk Conference action Thursday, Jan. 6, in Morgan.
Card gymnasts nab 3rd at Marshall invite
The Redwood Valley gymnastics team finished third at the Winter Invitational on Saturday, Jan. 8, in Marshall.
DIRECTORY OF WORSHIP SERVICES
Assembly of God • Northwood Church, Redwood Falls, 627-2514, northwoodchurchredwood .org; Worship Service:Sunday 10 a.m. and Wednesday 7 p.m.
Doctors says older adults should avoid shoveling snow
Shoveling snow isn’t for everyone. Thousands of people are injured and dozens die Thousands of people are injured and dozens die every year while taking care of the maligned winter chore.
Prep for winter safety
Winter weather can be a real challenge as the temperatures drop. Plan now for your health and safety during the remainder of this winter season.
State Patrol offers winter driving tips
Question: Now that winter is here, can you talk about winter travel safety? Answer: Snow and ice can make driving a bit more challenging, even if you grew up here. It not only involves knowing what to do while your vehicle is in motion, but preparing carefully before you leave the house and being ready in case of a crash.
Local blood drive set next week
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis – its worst blood shortage in more than a decade. Dangerously low blood supply levels are posing a concerning risk to patient care and forcing doctors to make difficult decisions about who receives blood transfusions and who will need to wait until more products become available.