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Cardinals baseball team finishes regular season 15-4, heads to sections

The Luverne High School baseball team fell 7-0 to Montevideo in their last regular game of the season Thursday, May 21, on the road.

LHS was scheduled to host Worthington Friday, May 23, but that game was canceled due to weather.

Boys’ tennis team sends two players to section individual tournament

The Luverne boys’ tennis team sent two players to the Section 3A individual tournament in Redwood Valley Thursday, May 21.

Seniors Elijah Henrichs and Austin Sandbulte faced stiff competition in their first round of the event.

Gobblers keep calling

For many hunters spring provides their greatest calling. Most hunting takes place in the fall when pheasants, grouse, rabbits, squirrels, deer and other game seasons are in full swing.  Spring has one stand out that happens in the opposite end of the calendar.

'Remember and Honor' those who served

The American Legion and VFW conducted annual Memorial Day services at Maplewood Cemetery in Luverne Monday morning with guest speaker Rick Tupper of Augustana University. Memorial Day weather was sunny and mild for holiday activities that also took place in Hills, Hardwick and Beaver Creek. 

Weber retires from Minnesota Dist. 21 Senate

Dist. 21 Sen. Bill Weber (R-Luverne) bid farewell to his colleagues in St. Paul last week after the Senate adjourned Sunday, May 17.

High voltage transmission lines may affect county

A high voltage transmission line may pass through north-easter Rock County, potentially affecting residents east of Luverne and north of Interstate 90.

That's according to a proposed route recently announced for the 765-kilovolt transmission line known as "PowerOn Midwest."

City of Luverne adopts Ordinance No. 62

City of Luverne adopts

Ordinance No. 62

ORDINANCE NO. 62, FOURTH SERIES

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE

Two file for county seats

Keith Elbers, Hills, and Rick Peterson, Luverne, have filed for seats on the Rock County Board of Commissioners.

Rural Water ineligible for $250,000 loan, needs municipal powers to apply

Last month Rock County Rural Water officials received approval from the county to apply fthey found out they’re ineligible.

The loan through the Minnwould have provided funding for a new storage shed. 

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