Redwood Valley High School hosted their 2023 Prom Saturday, April 26 with “Starry Night” as this year’s theme. Following the Grand March that took place in the Redwood Valley Gymnasium, 140 students bussed over to Inspire Wedding and Events in New Ulm for dinner, dancing, and hypnotism by Gary Tyson.
The Redwood Valley boys golf team held off Cass Lake-Bena by five shots in a non-conference dual held out at Dacotah Ridge Golf Club. In less than ideal conditions the Cards were able to have three of the top four finishers to win 390-395.
To schedule a meal, please call a day before by 11:30 p.m. to the senior center at (507) 6446464 or Gail by 1:30 p.m.
It was a memorable Monday for Wabasso’s Adryen Tietz as he recorded a no-hitter in the Rabbits twinbill split with Springfield Monday afternoon. The Rabbits dropped game one 9-2 but Tietz dominated the Tiger line-up, going seven hitless innings and striking out 15 batters to earn the nono and the win in a 2-0 victory.
It was a record setting day for Redwood Valley junior McKenna Flinn and sophomore Will Ahrens as both established new school records at the Sibley East Track Invitational. Flinn broke her own record in the pole vault as she cleared 8’9” to better her previous mark of 8’4” set a year ago.
Question: My son recently got his driver’s license. Does his name need to be on the proof of auto insurance card? Answer: Minnesota accepts proof of auto insurance on paper or electronically.
Emma Kolander (9th) What is your favorite class and why? My favorite class is art because it is where I can take a break and just let my mind run while I create something. Who is your favorite teacher and why? My favorite teacher would have to be either Brand or Haberman.
In a good early season test the Redwood Valley baseball team split a Big South Conference road doubleheader with Blue Earth Area. The Cards would fall 3-2 in nine innings in game one but answered back with a solid 3-0 win in game two to earn the split.
Wabasso Elementary School Spring Concert is Monday, May 15 at the Wabasso Public School Auditorium. Concert times are 1:15 p.m.
“If You Give A Moose A Muffin” is a children’s book that is difficult to forget as the rhythm and rhyme pour forth the lessons within. Those who haven’t read it, here’s the gist of it. One thing leads to another and in the end it all swings back to begin again. It’s life application through the eyes of a child.