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Oct. 7 hearing to allow input on closing of old school

Students and staff will move into the new Hills-Beaver Creek Elementary School in November.

Luverne levy may increase 9 percent

At their Sept. 23 meeting, Luverne City Council members approved a preliminary levy of $3,887,585 for taxes payable in 2026.

County levy may increase 5 percent

The Rock County Commissioners set the 2026 preliminary levy to increase by 5 percent at their Sept. 16 meeting.

Functional Nutrition new owner feels called to expand health impact

Kathy Thomas, Garretson, South Dakota, is the new owner of Functional Nutrition, the wellness and nutrition store in downtown Luverne.

Council grants fifth cannabis retail registration

At their Sept. 23 meeting, Luverne City Council members approved a cannabis registration application for Prairie Sky Enterprises, LLC for a retail cannabis microbusiness at 1551 S. Kniss Ave.

City prepares for 2026 Highway 75 work in town

At their Sept. 23 meeting, Luverne City Council members approved two resolutions related to the 2026 Highway 75 rebuild in Luverne.

City declines Braun contract, continues stain investigation

City Council members opted not to renew a contract with Braun Intertec Corporation for continued investigation of environmental staining on Luverne properties.

Oct. 5-11 is National Newspaper Week

Local journalism is the heartbeat of informed communities.

'Moment of joy' or 'quiet indulgence' ...What do you want in your chocolate

The Star Herald staff will visit the Luverne eighth-grade careers class Friday about opportunities in communication.

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