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- By Lori SorensonJuly 15, 2026The city of Beaver Creek is buying the former elementary school from the Hills-Beaver Creek School District for $1. And, according to the purchase agreement, the district is paying Beaver Creek $175,000 to offset demolition costs. Closing is set for July 29 and Aug. 3, at which point the city will disconnect water and electric utilities and barricade the doors ahead of demolition planned for…
- By Mavis FodnessDecember 09, 2025Rock County Commissioners accepted the sale results for a 10-year $2.5 million bond conducted Tuesday, Dec. 2. TD Financial Products LLC of New York submitted the lowest bid at an interest rate of 3.074 percent. Two other bidders submitted bids at 3.103 percent and 3.131 percent. George Eilertson with Northland Securities in Minneapolis presented the bid results to commissioners Tuesday night…
- By Jason BerghorstAugust 20, 2025Two young entrepreneurs have sold their local business to two even younger new owners. Marcus Vortherms and Adam Ask, both 2025 Luverne High School graduates, recently sold their Cardinal Moving business to incoming LHS juniors Coy Thone and Asher Barron. Cardinal Moving began in 2023 when Vortherms, Ask, Zach Overgaard and Marcos Diaz teamed up to begin the moving service as sophomores in…
- By Mavis FodnessJune 04, 2025Interest rates to finance $11.475 million in facility improvements in the Hills-Beaver Creek School District were below pre-sale expectations at the Wednesday morning, May 28, bid opening. School board members received the sale results from the district’s financial adviser Matthew Hammer of Ehlers Inc. Wednesday night, May 28. He said all five bids received at the sale were below the presale 4.…
- By Mavis FodnessFebruary 19, 2025The last of three City of Hardwick-owned lots were sold Feb. 11 just as the city conducted a public hearing to change the lots’ zoning classification. Five people attended the hearing with no one commenting on the zoning classification change. Council members unanimously approved changing the rural service district classification to one residential parcel and two commercial parcels. Hardwick’s…
- By Lori SorensonNovember 13, 2024John Deere farm implement customers who do business with C & B companies received letters on Nov. 4 that C & B had been sold. The letters, signed by the Burwell family, stated that C & B’s Agricultural Division, John Deere dealerships, was purchased by Point Field Partners, another family firm, on Nov. 4. The letter provided background on C & B, which was started in 1988 by Rod…
- By Mavis FodnessOctober 16, 2024Since May Hardwick’s sole source for gas and diesel has been closed due to a weather event that damaged the electronic connections to the pumps. The new equipment for the 24-hour self-service station is on its way, thanks to the Hardwick City Council’s decision to repair the popular service in the community. At the Oct. 8 council meeting, council members decided to consider selling the business…
- By Mavis Fodness, reporterMarch 20, 2024Next week the Star Herald will publish its annual Home, Lawn and Garden special section. For this year’s feature in that edition, I interviewed Madison Ziegler who recently started Carzel Interior Solutions in Luverne. Among other things, her business finds solutions to the clutter we tend to collect in our homes. After talking with Madison, I’ve decided to do some decluttering by joining…
- July 28, 2020Question: If I sell my vehicle to a private party, what do you recommend I do to protect myself in the event the new owner gets into a crash or is arrested prior to them transferring the title into their name? Answer: If the vehicle you sold is involved in a hit and run or pursuit and the driver flees the scene, law enforcement will contact the registered owner in an attempt to locate the driver…
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