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1932: Rock County approaches 1914 flood levels

The following appeared in The Rock County Herald on March 4, 1932.

 

Bridges threatened, roads washed out as all streams go on rampage

 

Menu at Generations

Monday, March 10: Chicken-fried steak with creamed gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, wheat bread, sugar cookie.

 

Tuesday, March 11: Beef roast with gravy, scalloped potatoes, sliced carrots, wheat bread, peanut butter cookie.

Celebrations

Open house

A bridal shower for Kristen Kienholz, bride-to-be of Kyle Stoks, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 8, at the American Reformed Church in Luverne.

 

Card showers

H-BC students perform ‘Do-Overs’ March 14, 16

Do you ever wonder what might have happened if you had said or done something differently?

This question is the basis of the one act play, “Do-Over,” being performed Friday, March 14, and Sunday, March 16, at Hills-Beaver Creek Secondary School in Hills.

It’s tournament time — lots to be excited, proud about

It’s high school tournament time again.

The state high school gymnastics tournament and the state wrestling tournament are in the books for the year.

Rock County Commissioners meet Jan. 7

Rock County Commissioners meet Jan. 7

Rock County Board of Commissioners January 7, 2025

Rock County Law Enforcement Center/Training Room 9:00 A.M.

Conditional use permit hearing set for March 17

Conditional use permit

hearing set for March 17

Notice of Public Hearing for Conditional Use Permit

Boese: ‘Is anyone suffering ‘buyer’s remorse?’

Is anyone suffering “buyer’s remorse” after all the hearing and seeing of what President Trump has said and done?

If I were to buy a particular dog, I anticipate I would experience buyer’s remorse if it bit my mailman, my neighbor and me.

Farmers Union members oppose USDA staffing cuts, support Ukrainian farmers

Minnesota Farmers Union approved two resolutions while county leaders gathered in St. Paul Feb. 22 for their semiannual full board meeting. 

The first resolution was to oppose staffing cuts at local and regional USDA offices.

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