Growing up on his family’s farm, Timmy Shay recalls early mornings of chores followed by afternoons of running free, maneuvering equipment and taking in the fresh air of the country, putting countless miles on his bicycle to visit neighbors and bringing the cows in from the pasture every day.
St. Rosa–Lori Scherping smiles as she holds up a sunfish she caught Wednesday morning on Mound Lake. This 36-year-old Freeport-raised lady was surrounded by people on a pontoon, including her sister, Kristin, during a Midwest Outdoors Unlimited outing on this picture perfect sunny day.
The grass is green, the weather is warm, and the vegetable plants in Sauk Centre’s new community garden are growing
Mom and Dad loved watching the birds. Mom knew each type of bird that perched on their feeders, and if she didn’t she’d go to a bird book sitting on a shelf in what we called the “little room.”
River of Life Church held a groundbreaking ceremony June 10 on an expansion project for the church.
On the last three days of school, students in Lifespan Development from Albany High School went to visit residents at Mother of Mercy Nursing home during their breakfast.
When Sophia Waletzko’s coaches asked to meet her on a June afternoon the week after she competed at the state track meet, she was not sure what they had up their sleeves. As it turned out, they had big news for Waletzko, who made her state debut as an Albany High School sophomore in the 300-meter hurdles June 8-9 at Hamline University in St. Paul.
Jordan–John Brang couldn’t have had a better ending to his Melrose Area High School senior year
The Sauk Centre Legion team played five games in six days they stayed as they downed Long Prairie 7-2 on June 14, edged Osakis 2-0 June 15, fell 2-1 to Paynesville on Monday, June 18 before playing in a doubleheader Tuesday, June 19 in Nisswa.