The Bad Habits Brass got the young and older jumping at the grand opening of the Blattner Energy Arts Theatre (BEAT).

Spring Hill–Inside St. Michael’s Church in Spring Hill on May 15, Fr. Gabriel Walz, during his sermon, talked about how “as Jesus raised his eyes to the Father in prayer on our behalf, so we are going to raise the cross on the church, as a sign of the love of Christ, for people to see for miles around and even so we are called upon to raise our hearts to heaven.” 

A rash of traffic incidents has plagued the city of Sauk Centre in the past week. Four incidents occurred over a four-day period from Friday, May 18 through Monday, May 21, including a pedestrian/vehicle, a bicycle/vehicle and two multi-vehicle incidents.

Holdingford’s strong showing in relays and throwing helped it take first in the Class A boys’ state true team meet Saturday.

Benson–When the dust settled Thursday on one of the most contested West Central Conference boys’ golf seasons in recent years, Melrose Area was the champion.

An activities awards night was held for Sauk Centre High School in the auditorium on May 18. The guys and girls from the senior class were each in the running for the Athlete of the Year award. From those, Alex Kowski was chosen and received his award from baseball coach, Ron Moritz, and Maesyn Thiesen from basketball coach, Scott Bergman.