The end of an era in eyecare
After almost 50 years of service to the Montevideo community, Dr.
Guess Who?
Each week, the Montevideo American News will share a photograph from our archives for you to “guess who”.
Chippewa County Historical Society works to bring new buildings to village
The Chippewa County Historical Society is working on a project to bring a recently discovered late 1800s log cabin to the Chippewa Village site.
Area Church Schedules
Assembly of God, ClarkfieldSUNDAY: Sunday School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Evening 7 p.m.Wednesday: Teens 5 p.m.; Young Explorers 6:30 p.m.Augustana Lutheran Church, ClarkfieldSunday Worship 10 a.m.Bergen Lutheran Church, Granite FallsSunday Worship 11 am.
Eclipse traversed United States Monday
Few things in Nature rival the spectacle of a total solar eclipse.
CCM Health begins expansion project
At a recent meeting of the Montevideo City Council, CCM Health CEO Brian Lovdahl was in attendance to give the council a report on building construction costs for CCM Health.Lovdahl noted that currently CCM Health is undergoing an audit, but offered to give the council an update on the preliminary fiance numbers for the 2023 fiscal year.
Block Party planned to share information on services and organizations
On Thursday, April 18th, the Rural Recovery and Prevention group is hosting a Block Party at the CCM Wellness Center with the intention of sharing information on services and organizations that provide support for drug recovery and prevention in the Montevideo area.
Upcoming Events
Friday, April 12th: Free live music at Java River featuring the Mad Hatters in the Fireside Room.
Chippewa County Courts
MN State Patrol - MarshallUlloa Hernandez, Juan Bautista, Montevideo; Offense date 2/19/24 Instruction Permit Violation - 18 Years or Older (Misdemeanor); Plea 4/2/24 Guilty; Disposition 4/2/24 Convicted; Court Decision 4/2/24 Payable without appearance; $50 Fine.
Minnesota Valley Area Learning Center offers new classes
Minnesota Valley Area Learning Center has been working on changes to some classes this year, offering a more robust Robotics elective, and a new Food Sciences elective.Science Teacher Joan Foley began her job at the ALC two years ago.