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Donovan Goblirsch

 Donovan Goblirsch, 82, of Gilbert and formerly of Redwood Falls, died Thursday, February 2, 2023 at The Waterview Pines in Virginia, Minn. A private family funeral service was held; burial will be in the Ft. Ridgely Cemetery, Fairfax. Donovan George Goblirsch,…

Beata Sampson

 Funeral services for Beata Sampson will take place on Thursday, February 16, 2023, at Grace Lutheran Church in Belview beginning at 11 a.m. A public visitation will be held Wednesday, February 15, 2023, from 4 – 6 p.m. at Sunset…

Research with next generation in mind

Andrew Lueck is the owner and research lead of Next Gen Ag LLC, a third-party contractor near Renville that provides crop protection related product research. Lueck’s goal is to continue researching with the next generation in mind and to preserve his family legacy at a global scale.

Included in the April 11 Referendum:

Reede Gray Elementary has served generations of youth since 1959 and, in some cases, four generations of local families. For 63+ years the building has fulfilled its purpose, but is now beyond its lifetime and repairs exceed 60% of the cost of a new building.

Ask a trooper

Question: Last week there was an auto accident that left one adult and three children dead. There were no seat belts or child restraints used.

Letters to the Editor

To the editor: Just in case anyone wonders why there is division in the political world and then it filters down to everyone's life, just look at St. Paul.

Business of Soil Health: Profitability and Weather Resiliency Meeting March 1

The Renville County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) and the Hawk Creek Watershed Project (HCWP) are hosting the “Business of Soil Health: Profitability and Weather Resiliency” meeting on Wednesday, March 1 at the Renville Community Center, starting with registration at 9 a.m. and ending at 2 p.m. after the door prize drawing. Presenters include Matt Tiffany, a Redwood County farmer who will discuss his economics of using cover crops and reduced tillage. Phil Smith, a Renville County farmer, will present on the economic and weather resiliency advantages he has experienced with regenerative ag. Dr. Jonathan Lundgren, CEO of Blue Dasher Farm, will discuss the benefits and biology of regenerative soil health. The full agenda is available at renvilleswcd.com and hawkcreekwatershed. org. Lunch is included for those who RSVP. In the case of inclement weather, the meeting will be held on March 3. Please RSVP by Feb. 22 to (320) 523-3666 or jordan@ hawkcreekwatershed. org.

What healthy and unhealthy relationships look like

With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching it is important to discuss what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like. Oftentimes, things that may initially be seen as “cute” or “romantic” can lead to unhealthy behaviors in relationships. Something that might start out as innocent such as “my partner always wants to spend time with me” can lead to “my partner won’t let me leave the house without them.” Another example would be your partner telling you what to wear. Maybe they say, “I don’t like it when you wear a tight shirt because someone might check you out.” These seem like innocent comments that come off as protective or loving. Another example is “I don’t like when you talk to that specific friend. They make you act differently.” Although this seems harmless, and you may feel they are doing this in your best interest, it may be done because they feel threatened by this friend. They may try to do this to also start to slowly isolate you from friends and family. The more isolated you are the more you will rely on your abuser, giving the abuser more power and control over you. But far too often these initially “protective” comments and actions can turn into controlling and abusive behaviors.