Lifestyle

News from Milan

Did you see the gorgeous sunrise Sunday morning? It was really spectacular. I’m trying to start my column on a positive note since there are few positives right now.

News from W.R.A.P.

With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching it is important to discuss what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like. Oftentimes, things that may initially be seen as “cute” or “romantic” can lead to unhealthy behaviors in relationships.

Get to Know Jesus

I met my wife almost 25 years ago while bowling. She doesn’t believe me, but I knew the first time I saw her that night that I was going to marry her.

CHURCH SCHEDULES

Assembly of God, Clarkfield SUNDAY: Sunday School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Evening 7 p.m. Wednesday: Teens 5 p.m.; Young Explorers 6:30 p.m.

Locals weigh in on the lefse debate

Reporter cchristians@cherryroad. com Lefse! Whether it’s one of the tastiest morsels of food to ever hit your mouth or you can’t stop wondering why people eat it at all, lefse is a tradition here in the Midwest. With three different types of lefse to choose from, there is Tynnlefse (thin lefse) which is traditionally rolled with sugar, cinnamon, and butter inside; there is Potelefse (potato lefse) which is the same as Tynnlefse, except it’s made with 100% potatoes or a mix of wheat flour and potatoes; and then there is Tykkelefse (thick lefse) which is often served as cake with coffee.

Live Well, Age Wisely:

Prairie Five’s Senior Nutrition/Meals program has provided valuable services throughout our five-county service area for decades. The services include a delicious, well-balanced, affordable meal, of course, but also the opportunity to connect with friends, socialize, and stay upto- date on all the local happenings at our meal sites.

News from Milan

As I was driving into town this morning at ‘o dark thirty, the fog was pretty thick. It certainly throws off your perception. The evergreens were beautiful, but the deciduous trees were downright scary looking. The hoarfrost hung thick even on the roadside weeds and road signs.

Superintendent’s Corner:

Every educator’s dream is to have such a dramatic impact on students that it alters their future for the better. Montevideo Public Schools’ staff share this dream and are using its College in the School (CIS) program to do just that.

Ask a Trooper

Question: I was driving on the freeway during the worst part of a recent storm. Just had a question—are people supposed to use their emergency flashers when they are driving? So many cars on the freeway were, and it made it impossible to tell if someone was actually stopped or moving slowly (also, if they changed lanes, there was no way to tell).