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Engineering technology students Coulter Thone (left) and Tucker Banck hold their completed P-47 Thunderbolt model planes. Wood was used to construct the model’s body, main wing and tail wing with accessories designed and made from plastic using the Makerbot 3-D printer pictured in the background. Submitted Photo
Engineering technology students Coulter Thone (left) and Tucker Banck hold their completed P-47 Thunderbolt model planes. Wood was used to construct the model’s body, main wing and tail wing with accessories designed and made from plastic using the Makerbot 3-D printer pictured in the background. Submitted Photo

Engineering warplane models

Luverne High School engineering technology students combined a history lesson with three- dimensional printing to build a model of the war plane flown by the late Quentin Aanenson, a recent Luverne Alumni Hall of Fame inductee.

Non-profit board organizes for Luverne child care center; lease and hiring are priorities

Luverne’s future Kids Rock! Child Care Center is currently a gutted office building awaiting renovation this spring.

Tobacco sales setback public hearing set for Tuesday, Feb. 6

Commissioners scheduled a public hearing for Tuesday, Feb. 6, to consider possible changes to the county’s tobacco sales and use ordinance.

Luverne building permits in 2023 indicate continued growth

A good way to measure growth over time is to track the number of building permits issued for construction.

Callers need to use area codes starting Jan. 30

Phone numbers with the 507 area code are running out, so new numbers assigned in southern Minnesota will begin with a 924 area code.

Enjoy winter in state parks with snowshoes

Snowshoeing is the perfect way to beat cabin fever, bringing people outside for fresh air and providing a connection with nature that is beneficial for physical and mental health.

January is Poverty Awareness Month

January is Poverty Awareness Month, and it’s a good time to take stock of personal beliefs and biases.

Loose screws and age ... so goes the story of an editor and her chair

A Star Herald co-worker last week discovered a lone screw on the floor beneath my office chair. “I thought you should know, in case it’s essential,” she handed me the short, stubby screw.

Parents can phase in beginning drivers' full privileges; smoked tail lamps unsafe

Question: I heard you on the radio the other day. You were talking about new, young drivers having some restrictions on their driver’s license. You mentioned something about a parent being able to take their license away.

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