FAIRMONT — As part of Holy Week, second grade students at St. John Vianney (SJV) Catholic School in Fairmont learned about Jesus Christ, his apostles and what happened during the Last Supper in SJV’s longstanding tradition of immersive Last Supper reenactment, which was held on Wednesday ...
TRUMAN — As we celebrate Holy Week these are the following churches schedules: *Church of Christ will have a 7 pm Thursday service with communion. Easter Sunday they will have a 7 am sunrise service with breakfast to follow. There is also a worship service at 10:30 am. *St Johns Lutheran Church willow creek and St Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church will have their Maundy Thursday Service & Holy Communion at the Willow Creek at 6:30 pm. A Good Friday service is at St. Paul’s at 6:30 pm. An Easter Vigil service is at St Paul’s at 6:30pm on Saturday. The Easter service with Holy ...
MegaHertz completes Iowa Regional Robotics Competition FAIRMONT/CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — The Fairmont High School (FHS) Robotics Team, The MegaHertz, competed at the Iowa Regional Robotics Competition on March 27 and March 28, at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The competition included high school robotics teams from seven different states. The MegaHertz won all eight of its qualification matches, improving their performance from match to match as the competition progressed and twice posting competition-high scores along with their alliance partners. The team ...
FAIRMONT— In 1990 Dr. Corey Welchlin opened his practice in Fairmont and on Tuesday he officially closed Center for Speciality Care inside Victoria State Crossing in Fairmont. While the multifaceted decision was not an easy one to make, Welchlin did acknowledge the many good years he had ...
TRIMONT – Colon health and what’s happening regarding it in Martin County were discussed at length in a free lunch and learn in Trimont on Tuesday. The event was held by Windom Area Health at the Sinn Family Celebration of Life Center in Trimont and presented by Dr. Laura Grigereit. She ...
NEW ULM — Law enforcement, public health leaders and a growing and retail company co-owner discussed cannabis at a seminar last week at the New Ulm Conference Center. New Ulm Police Chief Dave Borchert summed up the topic early in the two-hour event. “It’s a bit like the Wild West. It ...
