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1942: Kiebach relieved to reach New York harbor

The following article is part of the Diamond Club Member group and it appeared in The Rock County Herald on Jan. 22, 1942.

Remember When Dec. 31, 2025

10 years ago (2015)

•A white Christmas arrived in Rock County Friday evening, Dec. 25, blanketing the area with roughly 7 inches of fresh snow.

What's your reading resolution

Happy 2026! The Rock County Community Library wishes you the best year to come.

Did any of you make a New Year’s resolution? Mine is to finally reach my Goodreads reading goal. 

Goal reaches midway point for new Kanaranzi Park equipment

Sioux Valley Energy and Basin Electric Power Cooperative presented Rock County with a $10,000 check to purchase new playground equipment at Kanaranzi Park.

The amount brings the county more than halfway toward meeting the $30,000 goal of paying for the equipment.

Remembering loved ones lost in 2025

The following is a list of the obituaries that appeared in the issues of the Rock County Star Herald in 2025.

 

December 2024

Dec. 21: Cynthia McDowell, 82, Fruita, Colo.; Vance Kohl, 87, Eagle Point, Wisc.

Dec. 23: Peter Hauff, 76, Luverne.

Scott Hoogeveen

Scott Alan Hoogeveen, 54, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025.

He was deeply loved and will be profoundly missed.

Scott Alan Hoogeveen was born on Oct. 14, 1971, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to Alvin and Shirley (Berghorst) Hoogeveen.

Church News Dec. 31, 2025

St. Catherine Catholic Church

203 E. Brown St., Luverne

St. Catherine Ph. 507-283-8502; www.stscl.org

Father Joshua Miller, Pastor

New year, same sky

Every January arrives with a sense of ceremony. The calendar flips, the ball drops and the confetti falls. And with this passing ritual, we sometimes tell ourselves, often with great sincerity, that this time things will be different! This new year will be a new me!

Greetings from H-BC Elementary teachers and staff

Hills-Beaver Creek Elementary teachers and staff are settling into their new spaces at the new elementary school in Beaver Creek. They agreed to pose for a photograph just before the Christmas break on Pajama Day.

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