American Legion in Edgerton honored Paul Ward for 50 years of service to the Edgerton “Kenneth Kingsley” Post. Paul joined the Legion after he and his wife Ora Lee returned to Edgerton after living in Wisconsin for a few years.

Vander Top battles fourth bout with cancer By Jill Fennema Lynch Syndrome, also known as “hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer” is an inherited disorder that significantly increases the risk of developing several types of cancer. It is passed down through families,

Meet the Local Heroes of AirMed by Jill Fennema One hopes they never need to take a ride on a medical helicopter or airplane. These types of medical transportation usually occur in dire circumstances – an automobile accident, a premature

Jill Fennema Changes are coming at the Edgerton Food Center. Bill Sandbulte, who has been with the grocery store since 2003, has decided to pursue a different career. He has been hired as the new head cook at Southwest Christian

By Jill Fennema The other major item on the council agenda last week Wednesday was a change order for Phase 1 of the Capital Improvement Plan. Because the city had funds remaining to be used towards that phase, they added

By Jill Fennema The Pipestone County Historical Society has recently launched its Newspaper Digitization Database in collaboration with Advantage Archive. The first phase of the project is now complete, with newspapers from 1879 to 1915 fully digitized. The archive includes

The Edgerton Bakery has a new manager. The bakery is still owned by Carl and Stacie Nagel, but they have chosen Hope Kirkpatrick to serve as the manager. Hope has been with the bakery for over a year. She and

Second grade news The two second grade classes have been counting the school days every morning since school began back on August 26. We talk about odds and evens, skip count, and count money using our school day numbers. We