The City of Redwood Falls announces the groundbreaking date for its new residential and commercial development project. The groundbreaking and ribbon cutting ceremony for The Homes of Reflection Prairie and Reflection Ridge Business Park will take place on Thursday, June 2, from 11 a.m.
Daughter of Caleb and Katie Siefkes of Sleepy Eye, 10-month-old Ellanor, was hospitalized in June of 2020. After six months of ongoing testing and multiple infections, Children’s Hospital’s hematology department determined that she had a genetic mutation causing low neutrophil counts and diagnosed her with ELANE mutation Severe Congenital Neutropenia. The next year Ella was prescribed medication to help her bone marrow grow the blood cells. Bone Marrow Transplant was the only other course of action to improve and sustain Ella’s quality of life. Around Ellanor’s second birthday, Children’s Hospital referred her to the U of MN BMT program. Testing of Ellanor’s five siblings revealed that she had a fully matched donor available in her brother, Josiah, and it was decided to move forward with BMT.
Technology and Trades on the Prairie (TTOP) is committed to providing unique opportunities for students to explore, experience, and excel in the technical skills needed for our workforce, today and tomorrow. We envision regional workforce needs met through industry, education, and community partnerships committed to increasing student success in Southwest Minnesota technology and trades careers.
It was a solid opening weekend of baseball for the Redwood Valley Cardinals as they rolled into the Section 3AA semifinals with victories over Big South Conference rivals Pipestone Area and Windom Area Saturday afternoon in Windom.
Wabasso wrapped up a successful 2022 campaign with a 2-2 postseason and were eliminated from postseason play with an 8-5 loss to KMS in the loser's bracket of the Section 3A softball tournament. The Rabbits topped Adrian 12-2 in five innings in their playoff opener as Avery Carlson allowed just two hits and was 2-for-3 with a double.
Redwood Valley sophomore Oliver Smith had one of his best rounds of the season to advance to day two of the Section 3AA boys golf tournament (held Wednesday in Buffalo Lake). Smith shot rounds of 45-41 to lead the Cardinal boys with an 86 and survived the cut to advance to day two at Oakdale Country Club in Buffalo Lake.
The Redwood Valley boys track team dominated its way to the team title Thursday, May 26 at the Sub-Section Meet held at the Inglis Track & Field Complex in Redwood Falls. The Cardinals scored 132 team points to easily outdistance second place BOLD/BLH (95) and Lakeview (89) in the eight-team event.
The Redwood Valley duo of Drew Lundeen and Andrew Muetzel are headed to State following a second place finish at the Section 3A Doubles Tournament which wrapped up Tuesday afternoon at the RVHS Tennis Courts.
Services are pending for Wallace “Wally” Stage, 84, of Redwood Falls. Wallace “Wally” Edwin Stage was born on July 11, 1937, on the family farm in Granite Rock Township, to Edwin and Alma (Lee) Stage.
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