“I am the true vine.” John 15:1a
Pastor Mort MeyenburgHealing Waters Lutheran Parish This is the last of Jesus’ “I am” sayings in the Gospel of John. When I hear all these… Login to continue reading Login…
December 2024
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Notes from the Granite Area Arts Council: An Abundance of Troubadours…
Jessie Hennen One of the neater parts of my job at Southwest State is that I get to ask artist friends questions whose answers I’ve… Login to continue reading Login…
YME hosts 2nd annual Commitment to Graduation ceremony
Submitted Last week, Yellow Medicine East hosted the second annual 9th Grade Commitment to Graduation ceremony with the intent to reinforce the districts commitment to… Login to continue reading Login…
YME art students engage in hands-on learning
Submitted Last week, Yellow Medicine East Art Students had the opportunity for a hands-on learning experience with Raku firing. This unique process combines creativity and… Login to continue reading Login…
Santa visits Wood Lake shut-ins
Over the weekend, Santa visited Wood Lake shut-ins including Ethel Gabbert and Vilene Kussatz. The lights were also lit at the park in Wood Lake featuring a new manger scene constructed by Bruce Helgeson of the Chop Shop in Wood Lake.
ECHO Charter celebrates Thanksgiving
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Guess Who?
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Falling temps and wind
The roads have been very slippery at times over the past week or so. I know the slick roadways contributed to many crashes during the long Thanksgiving weekend--including some fatal crashes.
Garrison Keillor & Friends: Walking to church on a cold day…
We had a couple of summery days in November in New York but now, thank goodness, summer is over and we can get back to business. Thanksgiving is done and we spent it with talkative friends and since I was brought up to believe itâs impolite to interrupt, I sat through a two-hour dinner saying nothing but âUh-huhâ and âOh, really.â And on Sunday I stepped out into a bitter cold wind and walked to church. It felt good.