Wabasso Honor Band plays in Lakeview
1st and 2nd year Wabasso Honor Band students recently played in Lakeview.
April 2025
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Cardinal golfers sweep Eagles
The Redwood Valley boys and girls golf teams earned a sweep of visiting Windom Area in recent Big South Conference golf action held at the Redwood Falls Golf Club.
MMIR Awareness Walk set for Monday, May 5
Redwood Falls City Council met Tuesday, April 15 and approved Dakota Wicohan’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR) Awareness Walk that will take place at… Login to continue reading Login…
Results from April 9 blood drive
The Wabasso blood drive was held on Wednesday, April 9 at the Community Center. We had 51 pints donated. Our goal was 64.
Project Hippity-Hop For Our Community at First United Methodist Church
Volunteers at First United Methodist Church in Redwood Falls just wrapped up their project: “Hippity-Hop For Our Community.”
RVHS Prom 2025 on Saturday, April 26
Redwood Valley High School Prom 2025 Grand March will begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 26 in the Redwood Valley High School Gymnasium. This year’s theme is Enchanted Garden.
Ceremonial Table for National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day
Redwood Falls American Legion Post #38 set a Ceremonial Table for National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day. National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day is an opportunity to honor the bravery, sacrifice, and commitment to service of former prisoners of war. The day is observed annually on April 9. National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day is an opportunity to honor the bravery, sacrifice, and commitment to service of former prisoners of war.
2025 Bids for Kids: April 23-May 3
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Child’s Place is requesting your support to help us ensure that services are provided to meet the needs of children who have experienced abuse.
Cardinal Corner:
This weekend the district will host the first of two celebrations of the Reede Gray building. We will be celebrating the students and staff that have come through its doors. The celebration will include: time to walk through the building and reminisce. There will also be a place to sit and have a cookie and cup of coffee/juice. We hope this time will be a great time to reminisce and view some photos in a slide show format that will hopefully make us smile. The second event will be held on May 24 from 10 a.m. to noon. The district hopes that one of these dates will work for those interested in saying farewell. As a former teacher and board member Wayne Junker said, Reede Gray “wasn’t a building, it was a life.” The Reede Gray building will be vacated by June 9. Asbestos removal will start at that time. It is expected that demolition will be completed by the end of July.