My non-husband immediate family (mom, dad, and brother) all live in the Cities. They also have the audacity to have been born in quick succession (asynchronously): Dad kicks off Birthday Parade in early August, Brother Joe’s marches in two weeks after, and Mom is the tail end of the parade in mid-September.
Last week, a panel discussion titled “From Seed to Steward: Shaping Abundant Rural Futures” was held as a part of the Rural Assembly Everywhere watch party at The Yes! House. Three rural leaders shared visions of thriving communities, resilient ecosystems and the importance of storytelling in shaping tomorrow’s policies. The event was moderated by Robin Moore of the Land Stewardship Project.
In April of 2024, the Minnesota Senate unanimously approved Senate File 3766 - a bill that allowed for the bridge on marked U.S. Highway 212 over the Minnesota River in the city of Granite Falls to be designated as the “Mayor Dave Smiglewski Memorial Bridge.”
Last week, the Yellow Medicine East Varsity Girls Tennis team celebrated senior night with three seniors - Annelise Jahn, Abigail Jiminez and Reagan Streich.
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Saturday, September 27th: Live free music with Mike Gill 7-9 pm at Bluenose Gopher Public House.
A Yellow Medicine East graduate has reached a new milestone in his military career, recently earning the promotion to Army Warrant Officer One. For Chase Corner, the achievement reflects years of dedication, growth and commitment to both personal and professional goals.
I have referred to my recovery from alcoholism many times in my writing. One of the things I’ve learned in recovery is that being grateful can change how I feel—when things are good, they are better when I am grateful, and when things go wrong, it isn’t as painful when I am grateful for other things. Being grateful can give me a different outlook on what is happening around me. Even as people of faith, sometimes it is hard to imagine all that we have are blessings from God. It’s so easy to forget to be grateful for the little things, and even for the big things, and sometimes for the things we don’t have. I have learned that when I am grateful, I look more at what I have than what I don’t have. It’s often talked about as being an attitude of abundance.
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