Lower Sioux’s Cansayapi Cultural Department is putting together a special showing for the premiere of Lower Sioux Indian Community (LSIC) member Alex Lund’s Pioneer PBS episode on pipestone carving which airs Thursday, March 27. Hosted at Lower Sioux’s Cultural Incubator, Cansayapi Wicoicage Oti, a social hour will begin at 6 p.m. before the episode premieres at 7 p.m.
The Plum Creek Library System’s courier van, dubbed DAISY (Delivery Service All Inclusive Serving You), has traveled its last route across the system territory and has been retired. The cargo van logged nearly 200,000 miles and, in 2021, replaced the former delivery vehicle that had provided 450,000 miles of road service for several years.
It will be a complete makeover for the Redwood Valley boys basketball team in 2025-2026 as they will have the difficult task of replacing the departed Coach Aaron Lindahl as well as a strong senior class highlighted by the dymanic duo of Lukas Means and Elway Berg.
The most successful season in nearly a decade came to an end in heartbreaking fashion for the Cedar Mountain Cougars boys basketball team as they fell to BOLD 62-53 in overtime Monday night in Section 2A semifinal action held St. Peter.
Despite the heroic efforts of senior Lukas Means the Redwood Valley boys basketball team fell 90-79 to Luverne in second round Section 3AA-South Sub-Section action held Thursday in Windom.
On World Down Syndrome Day, Functional Fitness will be hosting their first Rock Your Socks 5k Walk/Run event on Friday, March 21 in Redwood Falls.
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A three-pointer that barely even moved the net was the shot that would put Redwood Valley senior Lukas Means over the 2,000 point threshold Friday night in the Cards 65-45 playoff win over Pipestone Area.
In an effort to advocate for change by eliminating some regulations around the childcare industry, Senator Gary Dahms and Representative Paul Torkelson authored a bill in partnership with Maria Harms, owner of Snug as a Bug Childcare in Redwood Falls, which was read to the House Children and Families Finance and Policy Committee at the Minnesota State Capitol on Tuesday, Feb. 25.
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