Jessica Stolen-Jacobson
Chippewa County Courts
Montevideo Police Department
Pederson to launch book and art exhibit at Java River
Montevideo artist Doug Pederson describes his new book as something that came about “pretty much by accident”. What began as a way to pass the time has grown into a published collection of artwork and reflections that he will share at a launch event and art exhibit at Java River on Saturday, September 6th at 10 a.m.
New owners bring fresh energy to Montevideo greenhouse
When Dena and Blake Lymburner decided to purchase an established greenhouse in rural Montevideo this summer, the name for their new venture came easily Hometown Roots Farm & Garden.
Montevideo Volleyball takes on Minnewaska
Last week, the Montevideo Girls Varsity Volleyball team took on Minnewska for a 0-3 loss. Scoring from the game follows:
Montevideo football takes on Melrose
The Montevideo Boys Varsity Football team took on Melrose in their opening game of the season for a 6-42 loss. Leaders in the game included Lathen Nipple who scored eight tackles. Complete scoring follows:
Waterfowl hunting seasons on the horizon
Minnesota waterfowl seasons are around the corner, and hunters have a wide variety of opportunities to look forward to in 2025, with seasons starting Saturday, Sept. 6. Early teal season runs Saturday, Sept. 6 through Wednesday, Sept. 10, with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset.
This Happened Here: On the Surreal and Unreal…
That squid costume was crazy,” said my husband appreciatively, meaning an artist-made balloon suit that had so threatened the mental health of our dog at the previous week’s festival. He wasn’t there, but had finally seen a picture of the suit in action on Facebook, and he agreed: absolutely, it would shake a husky’s foundation of reality.
Memory Care Corner: Changes in Behavior …
When Alan’s mom progressed on her Alzheimer’s journey, we witnessed changes in her behavior. After working with families as a Memory Care Coordinator, I realized that these behavioral changes can be very common due to the progressive deterioration of the brain cells caused by the disease. Even though common, these behaviors were often the most challenging aspects of the disease process.
Montevideo Cross Country begins season
The Montevideo Cross Country teams opened their season last week at the Brave Like Gabe invitational at Arvig Park in Perham with the boys finishing in 8th place with a score of 162 while the girls team finished in sixth place with a score of 165. Individual top scorers follows:
Montevideo tennis starts season with wins
The Montevideo Girls Varsity tennis team kicked off the season last week with a win over Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson Boyd in a home triangular. Scoring from that event follows: