Belview is celebrating their 45th annual Old Sod Day on Saturday, Sept. 17 with fun and games for the whole family. Old Sod Day is sponsored by the Belview Preservation Commission and the Belview Booster Club.
The Redwood Falls Farmers Market is a recipient of a CARES Mini Grant from Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging. Eligible participants can receive a token worth $4 to be used on fresh fruits and fresh vegetables in exchange for participant's name, address, phone number, and birth date. The program will run on both Tuesdays and Saturdays during market hours until Sept 30.
Submitted The E-Free Church of Redwood Falls, 1370 East Bridge Street (next to Pizza Ranch), will be offering Sunday evening worship services starting in September. These services will present Bible studies that will alternate every other week. On Sept. 11, these services will begin with 'End Times,' a study of how the Bible predicts the world and its history is going to end. On Sunday, Sept. 18, a book study of the New Testament book of James will begin. Both studies will be led by Pastor Dan Vesta. These services will each be one hour long, with each service beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The word of the Lord came to Jonah son of Amittai: “Go to the great city of Nineveh and preach against it, because its wickedness has come up before me.” But Jonah ran away from the Lord and headed for Tarshish (Jonah 1:1-3 NIV).
RFHS Class Rohlik Dale Heiling, Bell. Back Prouty, Mark Submitted On Sunday, Aug.
Walk-In Access lands open starting Sept. 1 Beginning Thursday, Sept. 1, hunters can access nearly 29,000 acres of private land across 39 counties in western and south-central Minnesota through the Walk-In Access program, which pays landowners to allow public hunting on their property.
Pastor Bryant Kaden Gloria Dei Lutheran Church During my fourteen years of pastoral ministry, I’ve received many compliments on my preaching, along with my fair share of criticism. It is a tricky business to engage in preaching God’s word of both law and gospel to the people who employ you.
The fall is creeping upon us and it is evident with the plethora of new life that local wildlife are learning how to cope with their unique day to day activities before the winter moves in. I've had the pleasure of capturing some unique moments from young fawns, to mature doe surrounded by flowers or crops, butterflies on sunflowers, a fox and its young kit, a beautiul eastern kingbird as well as our national bird the bald eagle.