
Kristi Link Fernholz to exhibit at upcoming Meander
Editor jstolen-jacobson@cherryroad. com This year’s Meander Art Crawl (October 1st and 2nd) will see the return of a number of artists who have exhibited for many years, including Kristi Link Fernholz.

Pieh named as candidate for Eighth Judicial District
The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today that it is recommending three candidates for consideration to fill a vacancy in Minnesota’s Eighth Judicial District. The vacancy occurred upon the retirement of the Honorable Charles C. Glasrud. The seat will be chambered in Morris in Stevens County. Jason Butts: Jason Butts is the Breckenridge city attorney, where he has served since December 2021. Butts previously worked in private practice at Smith & Strege, Ltd., where he practiced criminal defense, general litigation, and real estate. He also worked as a contracted public defender for the City of Wahpeton, and he has previously served on the Richland County Treatment Court. Butts serves on the board of the State Bar Association of North Dakota’s Lawyer Assistance Program, and he previously served on the association’s Board of Governors and Title Standards Committee. Butts is a former councilman for the City of Breckenridge.

Montevideo Volleyball team defeats Benson 3-0
The Montevideo Thunder Hawks volleyball team took on Morris/ Chokio-Alberta for a 1-3 loss in a home game Tuesday evening. Leaders in that game included Tenley Epema who scored 33 of the 34 kills in the game, while Avery Koenen scored 16 kills.
Montevideo Cross Country team takes 8th place
The Montevideo Boys and Girls Cross Country teams traveled to Norwood Young America for the Lions Cross Country Meet last Tuesday. In the event, the boys team took eighth place with a team score of 310 points.

Runnings makes donation of backpacks for First Response bags
Last week, the Montevideo Runnings store made a donation of twenty backpacks to be used as First Responder bags for four medics and sixteen EMTs with the CCM Health Ambulance in Montevideo. The bags allow the local First Responders to have supplies on hand in the instance they happen to come upon an accident. Runnings frequently makes donations within the community. “4-H Ribbons, Take a Kid Fishing, Rodeos, Western Fest, the race track - we stay pretty involved with the community as much as we can,” says Montevideo Runnings store manager Robert Jorda. “We’re just glad we could help out in any way we can,” says Jorda. “The community helps us so we like to help them back.” The CCM Health Ambulance is always looking for new members from the community to join their team as paramedics and EMTS. If you would like to find out more information on becoming a paramedic or an EMT, please contact CCM Health’s Human Resources department.

GUESS WHO?
Each week, the Montevideo American News will share a photograph from our archives for you to “guess who”. To submit your guesses, send us a message by email to jstolen-jacobson@cherryroad. com or message our Facebook page. We will publish the answers the next week.
COURT NEWS
Clara City Police Department Hilton, Matthew John, St. Cloud; Offense date 9/13/20 Fleeing a Peace Officer in a Motor Vehicle (Felony); Disposition 8/8/22 Convicted; Court Decision 9/13/22 Sentenced Commit to Commissioner of Corrections - Adult MN Correctional Facility St.
Blood drive held in Montevideo
The American Red Cross blood drive was held at the TACC in Montevideo on September 15th, 2022. Given that day were 68 units of whole blood which can help 204 patients. There were four walk-ins but had nine no-shows and 13 deferrals. This event was sponsored by the Montevideo VFW Auxiliary.

More rain and thunderstorms arrive for the weekend
Chief Meteorologist Kool-TV It was so good to see some rain Friday and Saturday across Minnesota. We no doubt needed that rain to help with our moisture deficit, but also to help with wildfire concerns.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Wednesday, September 21st: Volunteer training session for volunteers interested in helping out with Lee-Mar Ranch Equine Center’s Therapeutic Riding program. Wear closedtoe shoes or cowboy boots. The session is from 6 p.m. to 8 pm.