Makayla Oechsle (right) as Elizabeth is a shooting victim along with Rachel (Rebecca Hoogland) in the Luverne High School one act play “Life and Death in an Empty Hallway.” Mavis Fodness/Rock County Star Herald Photo
Luverne High School one act play cast members are using a MacGuffin in their production of “Life and Death in an Empty Hallway,” by Christopher Evans in competition on Saturday, Jan. 24.
After setting a record for aggregate tax collected in 2024 in Rock County, the amount collected in 2025 dropped, but it’s still the third highest in the past 15 years.
Kozlowski Insurance Agency recently donated $1,250 to Rock County Big Buddies and the Giving Tree project for Luverne Schools. Pictured in the Luverne Middle School-High School commons Thursday, Jan.
January is National Blood Donor Month, and the American Red Cross and Blood Banks of America encourage everyone who can donate blood to do so, especially now during the month of January.
Football, football and more football. If you like football, the past few weeks have been a football lover’s paradise. The NFL and NCAA have put on quite a show. From close games to a couple of blowouts, and some controversial calls by the officials, it has been entertaining.
Luverne Fire Chief David Van Batavia (left) and Rock County Sheriff Matthew Sorenson are pictured at the annual Heroes Behind the Badges blood drive Monday at Sanford Luverne.
