Duane Ninneman, Executive Director, CURE Have you heard about the new pipeline projects being developed in southwest and west central Minnesota? If you haven’t, you’re not alone. Even Minnesotans who live, work, and own land in the communities where these pipelines will cross are just beginning to hear about them in drips and drops—maybe in a brief mention in the local paper or a bullet-point item in the minutes of a county board meeting.
Alan L. Palmer, 76, of Redwood Falls formerly of rural Wabasso, passed away while surrounded by his family, on Sunday, January 30, 2022 at New Ulm Medical Center.
The Redwood Valley tennis team improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 6-1 win over MACCRAY Thursday, April 7 in non-conference action. The Cardinals again dominated in singles competition as all four players won in straight sets.
Cedar Mountain senior Caden Kleinschmidt recently signed a letter of intent to play football for Gustavus Adolphus College next fall. The Cougar standout was a big part of Cedar Mountain's cinderella run to the Section title game in 2021 and was selected to the Minnesota All State Football team (9-man) as a wide receiver.
It's been a less than ideal start to the season for the spring sports teams but the Redwood Valley golfers were able to play their first meet Monday, April 11 at the Marshall Golf Club. The Cardinals finished ninth out of 15 teams with a 394 total team score.
The Wabasso girls softball team looked impressive with three straight easy wins Saturday, April 10 at their home quadrangular. The Rabbits (3-1) rolled to a 14-1 win over Red Rock Central as Avery Carlson picked up the victory on the hill allowing just two hits and striking out six.
The public is invited to an in-person construction open house on Thursday, April 21 to learn about the upcoming Highway 19 bridge repair project in Redwood Falls. The open house will be held at the Redwood Falls City Hall, 333 South Washington Street, and run from 4 to 5:30 p.m. There will not be a formal presentation and people are invited to stop by anytime during open house hours.
CJ (Charles) Theis was promoted to Financial Advisor with the practice of Legacy Financial Partners, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. As a financial advisor, Theis will work with clients to deliver a personalized financial plan that accounts for their unique investment, retirement, and estate planning needs.
Learning how to adjust to natural changes As our brains age, we are less likely to think as quickly as we used to or remember things as well. However, the knowledge we gain from life experience can sometimes compensate for other changes in our brains as we age.
Palm Sunday breakfast was held in St. Anne's church social hall to welcome all new members to the area faith community. The event was hosted by St. Anne's CCW, COF, CUF, and KCs. The delicious breakfast was well attended by new members and old, and much fellowship was enjoyed. Submitted