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.
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.
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.
How many times have you heard these words in the past few years? Incessant blaming. Anger flares up on pavement and Facebook posts. Not just disagreements—but diatribes demanding others to bend and bow to what is “the right way.”
Native Americans make up a significant portion of missing and murdered cases in the U.S. and Canada. On Feb. 28, member of the Lower Sioux Indian Community, Juliet Rudie, took the lead as Minnesota's first Director of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR) Office, housed within the Department of Public Safety Office of Justice Programs (DPS – OJP).
Dr. Anita Talsma Gaul, history teacher at Minnesota West Community and Technical College, and author of two books on local history, will present "The (Not So) Invisible Empire: The KKK in Southwest Minnesota in the 1920s" at the Wabasso Public Library on Wednesday, April 13 at 7 p.m.
Redwood Valley High School’s Drew Lundeen was recently named a Scholar-Athlete by the Minnesota Chapter of the National Football Foundation. This annual award honors Minnesota high school football players for their outstanding athletic, academic and community service accomplishments.
I had a delightful time celebrating Redwood Area Chamber and Tourism's 25th Annual Chamber Gala with the CherryRoad Media team over the weekend. I joined the Gazette right at a time when the paper was transitioning ownership over to CherryRoad Media. The Gala was the perfect opportunity to get to know CEO, Jeremy Gulban, and six other team members.
To the Editor: How much more damage will President Biden How much more damage will President Biden do for his climate change and open border policies? After one year, President Biden being weak and wrong on almost every foreign policy decisions has lead Russia into Ukraine. Now his weak stance with NATO countries is keeping them at war.
April is National Fair Housing Month! Fair housing is a growing need and concern within all communities. This is especially true for the victim/ survivors that WRAP works with. WoMen’s Rural Advocacy Programs, Inc. (WRAP) provides advocacy for victim/survivors of domestic abuse and sex trafficking/exploitation in Lincoln, Lyon, Redwood, and Yellow Medicine Counties.