It seems as though Minneota’s road to the Class A State Tournament always has to go through Bird Island, Olivia and Lake Lillian. That is ... the BOLD school district.
This is a question everyone who has received a ticket has asked themselves. This is also the tragic question loved ones have asked after a family member was killed due to speeding.
For the last several years, organizations, both public and private, have struggled to provide safety to their respected stake holders while contending with developing social media platforms that of
Life is about to get more stressful for the Minneota Vikings football team. The regular season was a huge success with an 8-0 record and Southwest District West Championship.
I recently attended a meeting where we were asked to consider if we are victors or victims. It seems that our society would have us believe that we are victims of everyone and everything.
It’s the first week of October and time to start thinking about winter driving safety.
So far the Minneota Vikings football team has played three games — and all three times the games took me by surprise.
Who is the single most important person in deciding the future of our community?
Is it the schools? Is it local government?
Is it the police department?
Is it the church?
Rodney Stensrud of Minneota last week shot a Hole-In-One at Countryside Golf Course in Minneota. Stensrud made the shot on Hole No. 3 using a No. 5 Hybrid.
The first “Shove the Bug” contest was held at Boxelder Bug Days.
The winners were Zach Bartels and Adam Josephson. Second place went to Blake Nelson and Everett VanHecke.