He was a heck of a man, please consider having my dad’s legacy live on,” said Dwight Munneke, who was at the most recent Clara City City Council meeting with a proposal on Oct. 10. Munneke asked the council if they would consider naming a two-block portion of 4th Street NE in Clara City after his father, Dr.
Veterans Day Program
Nov. 11, 10 a.m., Canby High School new gym
• Processional - CHS concert band
• Opening - Gabrielle Verhelst & Zach Ourada
National Honor Society Officers
• Invocation
• Pledge of Allegiance
As a part of the materials management and solid waste grants funding allocated by the Minnesota Legislature in 2023, the MPCA is now accepting applications for grant projects working to expand waste reduction and reuse, rental, and repair efforts around the state.
Above - At the Rotary Club of Canby meeting on Nov. 2, Joe Bohn, manager of the Canby Runnings, told about the new Runnings building and the steps that were taken to get it up and going. Bohn also shared about the Ronald McDonald ride that he is part of each year.
The Clara City Herald - Murdock, since 2020, has been one of the filming locations of a documentary exploring race, white supremacy and the effects of nationally identified hate groups on communities around the U.S.
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The Yellow Medicine County Fair Board met November 1 at P. K. Egan’s in Canby to discuss fair ground office updates, re-election of board members, election of officers, and 2024 budget approval.
The Renville County Register - Families memorialize trio lost to plane crash in Bird Island. It has been forty years since a plane carrying Kenny Haas, Dennis Messner, and Myron Yarger crashed into a wastewater lagoon on the outskirts of Bird Island.
Advocate Tribune - Mid-afternoon on September 27th, members of the CCE-IV Drug Task Force, a cooperative of county and city law enforcement members from Kandiyohi, Swift and Meeker counties, were in Granite Falls in an attempt to apprehend a wanted Minnesota Department of Corrections fugitive.
The Upper Minnesota Valley Regional Development Commission (UMVRDC) board has cancelled its regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023, at the Civic Center in Appleton.
The next regularly scheduled meeting will be Thursday, Nov. 28, at the Appleton Civic Center.
The leaves were gently floating down in the fall rain as the Canby City Council came to order on Tuesday, October 18.
Joan Citrowske, Susan Cram, and Jim Stone with the Senior Citizens Club were present to ask the council for a letter of recommendation for a grant that the Senior Citizens are applying for.
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