Wednesday, June 23, is going to be a busy night in Edgerton! This is the night that was chosen by the Chamber of Commerce for a Cruise In. The event begins at 5 p.m. at the corners of Howard and
By Jill Fennema – Last week’s city council meeting was almost entirely taken up with discussion of whether the city council should allow living space in a commercial building in the Industrial Park. Ron and Kim Menning would like to
Each year the American Legion Post #42 of Edgerton gives scholarships to local high school seniors. Normally they give one scholarship to each school in the amount of $250. This year the Cub Scouts contributed some money for youth to
Pictured: Nathan Thompson with his ag structures class at the greenhouse project site. The greenhouse at Edgerton Public School is starting to really take shape. The head house, or classroom space for the greenhouse is built and the framework for
After ending our Speech season in March last year, when the world shut down, I had a suspicion that MSHSL and Section 3A would require “virtual” meets. As the season began in December, we were all still hopeful that speech
By Jill Fennema – Last week, the Edgerton Chamber of Commerce held their last regular meeting of the season. They take a break from meeting during the summer months. There are still chamber activities that take place all summer, despite
Lower Room Update A highlight of recent weeks was project night which is an annual event sponsored by the school board. Once again there were a variety of projects that the lower room students developed to show to the parents,
By Jill Fennema – The Pipestone County Board of Directors met last week Tuesday and most of the items on the agenda were routine matters. County Administrator Steve Ewing told the board that he had not yet received any further
Pictured: (l to r) are Ted and Jeanette Hanenburg, who have been married for 77 years, and Leona and Stan Sprik, who have been married 70 years. On Saturday, April 24, a special celebration was held at the Edgebrook Estates
Graduation should be in person By Ruth Fennema – At last week’s Edgerton School Board meeting, Superintendent Keith Buckridge presented the board with the new transportation contract with Hendriks Bus Service. It is a 2-year contract with a 2 percent increase the first year and 2 percent for