A proposal that’s been working its way through committees, and is soon to be on the Senate floor, is the Democrats’ driver’s licenses for all legislation. This bill already passed out of the House of Representatives, and Governor Walz has indicated that he will sign it into law.
The Redwood Valley girls basketball team has earned the seventh seed in the upcoming Section 3AA-South postseason tournament and will travel to Pipestone Area on Saturday for first round action. It’s been a nice turnaround season for a young Cardinal group that has gone 9-16 overall just a year after winning one game in 2021-22.
Scoring a career best on beam, Redwood Valley junior Avery Wilson earned a third place finish in the All-Around and her fourth straight trip to the State Gymnastics Tournament following Section 3A Meet action Saturday in Pipestone.
Scoring 22 points off of Fairmont turnovers the Redwood Valley boys basketbal team held off the host Cards 68-64 in a recent Big South Conference match-up. The Cardinals (1014) put an end to a four-game skid and gave themselves a chance to potentially slide into the fifth seed in the upcoming Section 3AA-South postseason tournament.
A bustling two-story restaurant in a city center. On the mezzanine, ROB sees CUPID, 30s, black suit, white shirt, no tie, sitting at table overlooking the floor below.
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Why was Emma Ferguson nominated for Cardinal of the Month? Emma is the most helpful student in my classroom. She enthusiastically jumps up to take care of anything that needs to be done without being asked. Emma doesn't expect anything in return. She is cheerful and a good friend. Emma is a great example of the Cardinal Way!
The following area students have been named to the Dean's List at the University of Wisconsin- La Crosse for the fall semester of the 2022-23 academic year, ending December 2022. Qualification for the Dean's List is limited to students who have attained outstanding academic achievement.
The cost of a college education continues to rise, and, for some, those costs can hinder their goal of earning a degree. Those who do pursue post-secondary education quickly discover the costs associated with furthering their education result in taking out loans at a high rate of interest. In an effort to help address those financial realities a program was established in Redwood Falls by a benefactor named Martin Ehlers. The program provides interest-free funds for students living in Redwood County or attending school in Redwood County. Application deadline is May 8. – Visit www.radc.org or Contact Redwood Area Development Corporation at 507-637-4004 or programs@radc.org for more information.
To the editor: News should not be used if it purposely degrades a person. Some of the main stream media tend to present what they want the listeners to hear and not the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.