South Dakota State University announced summer and fall 2021 graduates, including the following area students: Sarah Lechner of Redwood Falls, Master of Science. Kristen Altermatt of Wabasso, Master of Science. Cassie Rogotzke of Wabasso, Master of Science and Graduate Certificate.
Raise your garden to new heights for easier access and greater productivity. Raised beds allow you to overcome poor soil by creating the ideal growing mix. They also make gardening more comfortable thanks to less bending and kneeling.
Frazzled, ROB rushes into the coffee shop, immediately recognizes FATHER TIME on the opposite side of the café, sitting in a booth. Rob crosses to him quickly and sits.
Older people who tend to nap during the day will sleep fewer consecutive hours at night. This may contribute to changes in the daily rhythm of several hormones and changed in body functions, such as temperature. As we get older, it may take longer to fall asleep when we lie down and more difficult to stay asleep. We may wake up more frequently during the night and find it more difficult to fall asleep again or to get additional good quality sleep.
The Lower Sioux Indian Community is having their monthly Sacred Fire and Azealia Wipe Down Ceremony on March 28 from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Over the last couple of years, it seems that few weeks go by without at least one news article or video about carbon markets in the Ag press each week. On March 16, Dr. Anna Cates, University of Minnesota Extension State Soil Health Specialist and Jodi DeJong-Hughes, University of Minnesota Extension Soil Health and Water Quality Educator joined University of Minnesota Extension Crops Educator, Liz Stahl for a wide-ranging discussion on whether storing carbon is possible in production Ag systems and the potential benefits to soil resiliency (and one’s pocketbook) by working to improve soil health. This was the eleventh episode of the 2022 Strategic Farming: Let’s talk crops! webinars.
How heavy was the rain overnight? How much snow fell during the winter storm? How bad is the drought this year? The National Weather Service is looking for additional volunteers to record and share measurements of precipitation in and around Redwood County. The addition of even a few observers across the area will lead to a more accurate picture of the weather’s impact. Your reports will truly make a difference!
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wabasso Senior Dining is only offering home delivery of meals, until further notice. Home delivery is available to those residing in Wabasso, Wanda, Lucan, Seaforth, Vesta, Delhi, Lamberton, Redwood Falls, Clements, Morton, Fairfax, Franklin, Gibbon, and Winthrop. To order a meal, or for more information, call Diane at 507-829-2385. You are asked to call one day prior by noon to order a meal. The cost is $4 a meal for those ages 60 and over; $2 on Thursdays for Wabasso residents. In response to social distancing measures, there are no senior dining activities in Wabasso at this time.
The students at St. Anne’s Elementary School in Wabasso participated in the Kids Heart Challenge on Feb.
It was a battle until the final seconds but Morris Area/CA would outlast Redwood Valley 56-54 to claim the Section 3AA boys basketball title Thursday night on the campus of SMSU in Marshall. The Tigers (27-2) now advance on to the Class AA State Tournament while the Cardinals (22-8) fall just short with a senior-laden group that will be tough to replace.