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By Mavis FodnessNovember 15, 2023The 2024 Luverne Education Association Teacher of the Year Becky Runnoe immediately recognized her peers when she was honored Monday afternoon. “Thank you, guys, so much for this honor,” Runnoe said through tears. “It takes a team, and every single one of you has been a part of the team.” The Teacher of the Year and 2024 LEA Friend of Education (see related story) were announced Monday…- By Mavis FodnessSeptember 27, 2023The Hills-Beaver Creek School Board is proposing a $2.5 million increase in the district’s levy to start paying on its latest bond referendum. The state Department of Education determined the local levy, increasing the amount 179.49 percent over 2023. H-BC School Board members approved the maximum amount for the preliminary levy during their Monday, Sept. 25, evening meeting. The district’s…
- By Mavis FodnessSeptember 27, 2023Editor’s note: Corrected to reflect total investment and fee revenues 0928 Hills Levy 2024 Hills sets preliminary levy at half percent increase for 2024 By Mavis Fodness Increases in insurance and law enforcement prompted Hills City Council members to raise the levy for 2024 by just over a half percent at .529. The increase will add $761 to the 2024 budget, which covers a projected…
September 06, 2023Students in the Luverne High School Class of 2024 gathered Tuesday morning on the football field to watch the sunrise on their last first day of school. The annual event, organized by student council members, was open to all seniors to attend the early morning gathering. Sunrise on Tuesday was 6:52 a.m.
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