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The Luverne Street Music “Andrews Sisters” ensemble includes (front) Sue Sandbulte “ticklin’ the ivories,” (back, from left) Terri Ebert, Martha Nowatzki and Susan Schneekloth.
The Luverne Street Music “Andrews Sisters” ensemble includes (front) Sue Sandbulte “ticklin’ the ivories,” (back, from left) Terri Ebert, Martha Nowatzki and Susan Schneekloth.

Sing-along fundraiser Dec. 14 at Generations

Luverne Street Music and Generations are joining forces to present a community event of classic sing-along Christmas music in Luverne next week.

Passion, hands-on experience propel LHS junior to state FFA discussion meet

First-year Luverne FFA member Charlie Mostad is already making an impact at the state level.

LACF celebrates philanthropy

The Luverne Area Community Foundation hosted its sixth annual Friends of the Foundation Celebration of Philanthropy Monday night at Take 16 Brewing Company in Luverne.

Volunteers prepare Hinkly House for holidays

A crew of 16 women descended on the Hinkly House on a sunny November day with cleaning supplies in hand to prepare the Victorian home for Winterfest and other holiday occasions.

This holiday season, seek inspiration from our indigenous neighbors

November was Indigenous Peoples’ Month, a time to recognize and respect the history, spirituality and culture of those on whose territory we reside.

An Ode to Esther

This week’s Star Herald went to press without the trusty guidance of our proofreader, Esther Frakes, who retired after our Nov. 26 edition.

Voice of Our Readers, Dec. 4, 2025

Radisewitz: Medicate costs are growing crisis for seniors

To the editor:

On the Record Nov. 19-25, 2025

Dispatch report

Nov. 19

1941: Thompson is Lismore's oldest living settler

The following appeared in The Rock County Herald on Dec. 18, 1941.

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