homecoming
September 24, 2025Luverne High School Homecoming Royalty visited the Kids Rock! Child Care Center Friday morning before settling in for a game of bingo with residents at the Good Samaritan — Mary Jane Brown Home in Luverne. The students were invited to stop at each location before returning to the high school, where an afternoon pep fest took place. Kids Rock! Director Sara Robinson said the children were in awe…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 17, 2025Claire Knobloch and Micah Bush were crowned as the 2025 Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School Homecoming queen and king Monday night in the secondary gym in Hills. Other members of the homecoming court include Abigail Harris, Ella Sammons, Mya Erickson, Eduardo Wegener and Gavyn Leuthold. Abby Olson and Jacob Wallin were the masters of ceremonies. Class attendants included freshmen Ivy Scott and…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 17, 2025Claire Knobloch and Micah Bush were crowned as the 2025 Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School Homecoming queen and king Monday night in the secondary gym in Hills. Other members of the homecoming court include Abigail Harris, Ella Sammons, Mya Erickson, Eduardo Wegener and Gavyn Leuthold. Abby Olson and Jacob Wallin were the masters of ceremonies. Class attendants included freshmen Ivy Scott and…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 17, 2025Claire Knobloch and Micah Bush were crowned as the 2025 Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School Homecoming queen and king Monday night in the secondary gym in Hills. Other members of the homecoming court include Abigail Harris, Ella Sammons, Mya Erickson, Eduardo Wegener and Gavyn Leuthold. Abby Olson and Jacob Wallin were the masters of ceremonies. Class attendants included freshmen Ivy Scott and…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 17, 2025Anna Banck and Jaydon Johnson were crowned Monday night as the 2025 Luverne High School Homecoming queen and king. Under the theme, “Once Upon a Homecoming,” last night’s coronation kicked off a week of activities that culminate Friday with the Alumni- and the Educator Hall of Fame induction ceremonies and the homecoming football game. The hall of fame ceremony begins at 4 p.m. Friday in the…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 10, 2025Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School celebrates homecoming with a week full of activities next week, Sept. 15-19. Under the theme of “Once Upon a Homecoming,” dress-up days are scheduled for each of the five days that culminate in the homecoming football game at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19. The Patriots take on Westbrook-Walnut Grove. Coronation of a homecoming king and queen takes place at 7 p.m.…
October 16, 2024The Hills-Beaver Creek elementary through secondary student body took to the streets of Hills Friday morning as they wound down Homecoming Week with a parade followed by volleyball games and the evening football game. The Patriots are undefeated in football play this season, and the parade provided encouragement to win against the Mountain Lake Wolverines. The annual parade allowed the public to…
By Mavis FodnessOctober 09, 2024At Monday night’s Homecoming coronation ceremony at Hills-Beaver Creek, Emma Deelstra and Lukas Hubbard were selected to reign over Homecoming as queen and king. Completing the Homecoming royalty court are seniors Gracie Fagerness, Bailey Spykerboer, Harli Rozeboom, Cameron Allen, Gate Lacey and Talon Steensma. Class attendants include freshmen AnnMarie Wiersema and Garrett Blank, sophomores…
October 02, 2024The first student council-organized “ABC” parade drew 53 Luverne High School students who drove “Anything But Cars” in the inaugural event Friday morning from the Luverne Ice Arena north on Donaldson Street to the school campus. Motorcycles were the most common ABC mode of transportation. Other modes included tractors, scooters, golf carts and even a race car, a bulldozer and a dump truck.
By Mavis FodnessOctober 02, 2024Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School in Hills celebrates Oct. 7-11 as Homecoming Week. “Home Sweet Homecoming” kicks off Monday with coronation at 7 p.m. in the school gym. Queen candidates include Bailey Spykerboer, Emma Deelstra, Gracie Fagerness and Harli Rozeboom. King candidates are Talon Steensma, Gate Lacey, Cameron Allen and Lukas Hubbard. Seniors Gracie Wilhelmi and Beau Bakken are…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 25, 2024Luverne High School seniors Payton Behr and Keaton Ahrendt were selected by their peers as the 2024 LHS Homecoming queen and king Monday night during coronation ceremonies in the performing arts center. Other senior candidates included Hailey Como, Caitlin Kindt, Maria Rops, Piper Wynia, Marcos Diaz, Linkon Knorr, Carter Sehr and Sage Viessman. Representing the underclassmen were freshmen Ellie…
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 17, 2024Luverne students and staff will celebrate Homecoming 2024 next week, which concludes with the homecoming football game at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, against Blue Earth Area. This year’s theme is “We Got the Beat.” Coronation is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23, in the performing arts center. The event will be livestreamed on CardinalVision and LuvTV. The event will select a king and a queen…
October 11, 2023Under the theme of “Luverne’s Got Game,” homecoming royalty were crowned Tuesday night, Oct. 3, in the LHS performing arts center. This year six queen and six king candidates were chosen by students, with Jenna DeBates and Zach Terrio selected for the top royal court positions. Queen candidates included Anika Boll, Elle Halverson, Kira John, Belle Smidt and Sarah Stegenga. King candidates were…
October 11, 2023Members of the 2023 Luverne High School homecoming royalty court spent Friday afternoon at the Good Samaritan Society - Mary Jane Brown home playing bingo with residents.
By Mavis FodnessSeptember 27, 2023“Luverne’s Got Game” is this year’s LHS homecoming theme with activities centered around popular board games. The games from Monday, Oct. 2, through Friday, Oct. 6, include Candyland, The Game of Life, Memory, Scrabble and Battleship. LHS cheerleaders organized the theme week of activities. Senior students voted on the six king and six queen candidates for the royal court. A vote by students…
By Mavis Fodness, ReporterOctober 09, 2017Luverne Homecoming King Mark Robinson was surrounded by three friends intent on unscrewing the decorative nut on top of the scepter he received during the coronation ceremony. The mom voice in me told me to see what shenanigans these teenagers were up to. I quickly snapped a photo of the foursome, because you never know if the moment would have story significance. A day later I began pulling at…
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