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About a dozen members of the public attended the Feb. 18 Luverne City Council meeting where there was a two-hour discussion about the ordinance that will govern retail cannabis businesses in the city. Lori Sorenson/Rock County Star Herald Photo
About a dozen members of the public attended the Feb. 18 Luverne City Council meeting where there was a two-hour discussion about the ordinance that will govern retail cannabis businesses in the city. Lori Sorenson/Rock County Star Herald Photo

Luverne City Council works on cannabis ordinance

At their Feb. 18 meeting, City Council members continued working on an ordinance to regulate cannabis dispensaries in Luverne.

Hills school to be demolished; decision pending on Beaver Creek Elementary

Heavy equipment arrived at the former Hills-Beaver Creek High School Feb. 20 to demolish the more than 100-year-old building.

Local couple starts SouthWest Excavating

It’s been just over a year since Steve and Jacinda Walker started their business, SouthWest Excavating in Luverne.

Water tower hearing address construction, funding concerns

Final plans are almost set for the construction of a new 500,000-gallon water tower on the west side of the Rock County Rural Water System (RCRW).

County at a Glance Feb. 27, 2025

Meetings

Beaver Creek Township Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 3, in the township hall.

Winter load increases in state frost zones

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will end
winter load increases in the metro, south, and southeast frost zones at 12:01 a.m. Friday, Feb. 28.

Equipt Christian School

A friend of mine lives in a relatively nice Glendale, Arizona, suburb.

Have questions about blood donation? Here are some answers

Have questions about blood donation? Here are some answers

Voice of our Readers Feb. 27, 2025

Prekker: Land transfers are not 'generous gifts from the state'

Nine projects planned for five-year highway plan this year

Rock County Commissioners approved the five-year highway plan presented by county engineer Mark Sehr Feb. 18.

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