The Lowe Down: Honoring American Heroes
There’s something honorable about a person who is willing to sacrifice for future generations.
November 2023
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Recipe of the Week
Submitted by Myrna Stolen, MarshallA note from Myrna: Wafers in the bar make it different.
Garrison Keillor & Friends: On the phone with my people
A balmy, even summery, fall in Minnesota and then suddenly snow fell and my aging homeowner pals back home are reconsidering their options.
Memory Care Corner: Please push the purple envelope!
Years ago the phrase, “pushing the envelope” was commonly used to describe when a person would see how far they could go with something without being caught.
Guess Who?
Each week, the Advocate Tribune will share a photograph from our archives for you to “guess who”.
Ask a Trooper: Blinding fog lights
Question: I see a lot of people that have their fog lights on and when I am meeting them on the road and some are very bright and make seeing the road very difficult.
New southwest regional TZD coordinator named
The Minnesota Department of Transportation welcomes Sarah McGeary-DeHaan as the new Toward Zero Deaths (TZD) Coordinator for the Southwest TZD Region, which encompasses 14 counties in west central and southwest Minnesota.Toward Zero Deaths is a traffic safety program that works in partnership with members from education, enforcement, emergency services, and engineering, as well as everyone in the community, to implement programs and activities with the common goal of reducing serious injury crashes and traffic fatalities in Minnesota.
State Flag and Seal designs available for public viewing
What do Minnesotans think the next state flag and seal should look like?
Red Cross and “Elf”: Spread cheer, give blood
Donations are critical to the blood supply as the holiday season draws near – a time when blood donations often decline.
Major funding for controlling your tile available
If only we could get the right amount of rain when needed… We can’t make that come true, but technology is offering alternatives to better manage the water that falls on our fields.