A late 6-2 lead collapsed for the Redwood Valley baseball team as they fell 10-7 to visiting Windom Area in recent Big South action. The Cardinals looked to be in control up 6-2 with two innings to go but the Eagles would plate five runs in the sixth and tacked on three more runs in the seventh to turn the tables and escape with the win.
With spring comes baseball, and the Wabasso Jaxx 2023 season is just on the horizon. The amateur baseball team will be beginning their fifth overall season on May 24th, as they take on the Sacred Heart Saints at 7:30 pm in Wabasso.
The Redwood Valley boys and girls track teams will head into the Sub-Section Meet on a high note after strong performances at the Big South Conference Meet held Monday in Blue Earth. Luverne would capture both the girls and boys titles followed by JCC and Redwood Valley.
The Redwood Valley tennis team continued to rack up wins as they held off Montevideo 4-3 in recent non-conference dual meet action. The Cardinals dominated singles play, winning three of the four matches to help secure the victory and have now won seven of their last eight dual meets.
Memorial Day is a time to honor the memory of all the men and women who lost their lives while serving in the U.S. military.
Letter to the editor: Can anyone point to the date and time when we the people turned all of our personal responsibilities and moral standards over to the few that occupy the seats in our once great capital in St. Paul? Are we expected to just succumb to the standards, rules and regulations set by legislated laws and dictates? How did we get so disconnected from a government by the people for the people into becoming mere subjects of the government? Weren’t our elected Legislators and Senators supposed to “represent” the people and protect our “individual” God given Constitutional rights? I don’t recall giving my consent that allows our elected officials and unelected bureaucrats to take any of my rights away nor did I consent to allow them to give any “special” rights that I don’t possess and give them to another individual.
Why was Braya Farmer nominated for Cardinal of the Month? Braya is a delightful student to have in class. She works hard and always wants to do her best. Her attitude is always positive and she never complains. She is kind and caring and gets along with everyone.
The Redwood County CSAH 17 “Goldmine” Bridge over the Minnesota River will be permanently closed to traffic. This is due to cracked lower steel chords. Additionally floor stringers are in very poor condition. The bridge could collapse at any moment.
Redwood Valley High School held a band concert on Tuesday, May 9 and had three components. First, the high school jazz band played three pieces that they received a superior rating for on Saturday, May 6 at Mountain Lake High School at the MSHSL Solo/Ensemble Regional Music Contest.
To schedule a meal, please call a day before by 11:30 p.m. to the senior center at (507) 644-6464 or Gail by 1:30 p.m.