Quad County wrestling takes on BOLD
Last week, the Quad County wrestling team took on BOLD in Minneota for a 31-42 loss. Leaders in the event included James Hardin, Blaine Carroll, Breck Martin and Jacob Savig who all had victories.
Last week, the Quad County wrestling team took on BOLD in Minneota for a 31-42 loss. Leaders in the event included James Hardin, Blaine Carroll, Breck Martin and Jacob Savig who all had victories.
Thursday, February 20th: Senior Tech Ed Presents: One-on-One Mobile Device Support at the Senior Center 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Help with mobile devices from local tech savvy folks. Help with questions about laptops, Apple iPhones, Android phones, tablets and iPads. Register in person at hte Granite Falls Living at Home Block Nurse Program Office or the Senior Center.
Last week, the Yellow Medicine East Girls Varsity Basketball team took on Lakeview for a narrow 52-56 loss. The game brought the team to an 8-17 overall standing, 3-7 conference.
Last week, the Yellow Medicine East Boys Varsity Basketball team tok on Renville County West in Renville for a 57-81 loss. Leaders in the game included Kia Greycloud who scored 23 points. Complete scoring follows:
We are nearing the end of the season after Epiphany with the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday, March 5th. Remember that this season is about us finding God in our lives, just like the Magi or the Three Kings when they followed that star.
I spent part of last week convincing our poor, talented video editor to add just one tweak to the filmed version of the Meander opening night sketch show. It wasn’t enough for me, the diva, to have the many people who helped rolling by on a black screen at the end. No: it would not be complete without the outtake from the Footbridge sketch, the one with Maureen Aakre (who had happened by mid-filming) shouting encouragement and dancing up at us from the paved walk below.
At the last meeting of the Granite Falls City Council, Bert Raney Elementary Teacher Dave Schueler was in attendance to discuss the 5th grade art banners project. The project recently received grant funding from the Granite Falls Community Foundation, and is a continuation of a project begun last school year.
Last Saturday night, Handeen and Associates, led by Milan area musician Malena Handeen took the stage at Bluenose Gopher Public House for the last time for a free performance. The venue posted an announcement to social media February 6th that stated, in part, “These types of announcements are never easy. After 6 years of operation, we are closing Bluenose Gopher Public House. The Public House has been a center of art, music, creativity and community events in our little corner of the state. We have been blessed by so many wonderful artists and musicians over the years! To our volunteers and employees, past and current, we can’t express how much you mean to us. To the members and patrons who frequented Bluenose, we want to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Your support and the community you built will forever be appreciated! The last day for the Public House will be Saturday, February 22.” The last opportunities to catch live local musicians performing with no cover charge at the venue happen this Friday night with a performance by Charlie Shivers from 7-9 p.m., and Saturday night with a performance by Flute Loops from 7-10 p.m.
The Academic High Honor and Honor lists (Dean’s lists) for the past fall semester at Minnesota State University, Mankato have been announced by Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs David Hood.
This has been the coldest air so far this winter season that we have been “enjoying!” We had Cold Weather Advisories last week and then we started off this week with an Extreme Cold Warning! At times we have seen wind chills down to 45 below zero across the area--now that is one cold Artic airmass!