Story archive for February 2009

Saturday, Feb. 28

• Editorial: Thumbs

• Cold comfort sets in across much of the USA

• Tax credits will impact workers and businesses

• Get ready for additional local road construction

• City awaits word on airport assistance

• School leaders hoping act will save teacher jobs

• Myrtle and Manchester likely to get sewer funding

• Arson ruled as cause of downtown Austin fire

• St. John's Valentine's Day royalty

• First Lutheran to hold World Day of Prayer

• Nice to know: Senior Center grateful for support

• Enough with the reader comments

• Peek at the Past

• Amendment would set new education standard

• Minnesota news photographers hold online photo auction this week

• Brie's Photo Contest winner

• Elementary art show opens today

• Freeborn County DFL hold fundraiser

• Skaters warm up for annual show

• Guest skater no stranger to Albert Lea

• Meet this year's senior skaters

• Column: Festival proves birding is more interesting than reality television

• Local legacies of earlier stimulus programs

• Birth announcements

• Jonathan Soli on dean’s list at Hamline University

• Dustin Demmer named to dean's list

• Nice to know: Choir ready to tour, thanks to community

• Nice to know: Anytime Fitness grateful for food drive support

• Lens & Shutter Photography Club

• Naeve Alumni and Nurses Club announces scholarship opportunities

• FDIC cites Wells bank for 'unsound' practices

• USC boys blow past Medford

• Tough D helps Wolverine boys beat Cardinals

• USC girls win big on senior night

• Tigers move to semis with dominating win over West

Friday, Feb. 27

• Prep scores for Feb. 27

• Arson ruled as cause of Austin fire

• Storm just nicks Albert Lea area

• People: Fill sidewalk gaps

• Albert Lea School District denied entry into program

• Legislators introduce measure that seeks funding equality for education

• Rollover results in arrest

• Daybreakers Kiwanis Club hosts scholarship fish fry

• United Way to hold Week of Thanks

• Transportation commissioner coming to Albert Lea on March 6

• Meeting for Bike-A-Thon volunteers Monday

• Military News: Isaac Brandt

• Local students named to Northwestern College dean’s list

• Audubon Endowment receives memorials

• Store supports summer reading

• Take me home

• Riverland representative to visit schools

• Editorial: Where should legals go?

• Albert Lea Tommy and ‘The Town Talker’

• Not being able to drive changes perspectives

• Listening forum was helpful to lawmakers

• Peek at the Past

• Fishing brings out the kid in all of us

• Tables for Prairie River Camp

• Lent: Christians’ annual 40-day orientation

• Churches teaming up for shared worship services

• Healing service at Our Father’s House

• Women’s Aglow meets Thursday

• Trouper Gilbertson named Foster/Adopted Child of the Year

• Tiger wrestlers start trek to state

• Prep schedule for Feb. 27 and 28

Thursday, Feb. 26

• Boys' hockey rescheduled

• Editorial: America needs lasting confidence

• If you had to ask 1 question, what would it be?

• Time to leave behind No Child Left Behind

• Keep Minn. courts honest, impartial

• Peek at the Past

• Engineering gets big boost

• It’s all about healthy living

• Arbitrator to resolve teacher annuity dispute

• The Beatles tribute concerts this weekend

• Families and others gather to eat meals at Conger liquor store

• Woman arrested on multiple charges

• Students perform at festival

• Music’s just part of life for high school student

• United South Central plans Music in Our Schools Month concerts

• ALHS choral director elected to state association office

• Tigers get back to full strength

• Joe Crede and the Minnesota Twins

• Prep schedule for Feb. 26 and 27

• Section seeding announced for boys’ and girls’ basketball

Wednesday, Feb. 25

• Editorial: Get the job done for the Vikings

• A new digital television set has all the trappings

• Program teaches students to use parts of brain

• State needs to fix its continual fiscal woes

• Peek at the Past

• Southwest students make state

• Meet the next superintendent of the Albert Lea schools

• Tim Walz says he was ‘very pleased’

• Glenville-Emmons parents favor plan to switch to a four-day school week

• Family donates to band

• Woman arrested for DWI

• Mansfield 4-H

• Austin Duplicate Bridge Club

• Port Authority to meet March 4

• Do you have a unique love story?

• Panthers dominate Tigers 94-55

• Century hits boards to beat A.L.

• Glenville-Emmons girls move on in playoffs

• Alden-Conger boys power past Medford

• Prep schedule for Feb. 25 and 26

Tuesday, Feb. 24

• Prep scores for Feb. 24

• Editorial: Thank you for serving Albert Lea

• Movies are more than movies; they are art, too

• Fairness Doctrine talk, libel case raise worries

• Chambers respect the rights of workers

• Get behind wrestling team at Xcel Center

• Peek at the Past

• Prairie Profiles: Nancy Hockenberry

• Superintendent job offered to Funk

• Woman charged with stealing from business

• Task force to tackle expected cuts to city

• Kwik Trip robber sentenced to prison

• Fire reported

• Glenville-Emmons agricultural education department receives grant

• Austin Big Band, vocalists to perform March 6

• Census Bureau still seeks Freeborn County applicants

• Area fire departments to be recognized

• First Lutheran Church Women meet Wednesday

• Trinity Lutheran Church Women

• Grace Lutheran Altar Guild

• Domestic Engineers

• Our Savior’s Ladies’ Aid

• Has your future kindergartner had early childhood screening?

• ALHS choir students earn state honors

• Albert Lea High School vocal students compete in solo and ensemble contest

• Campus Notes

• GHEC too tough inside for USC

• USC boys fall to No. 1 GHEC 77-65

• Panther girls finish conference season with perfect record

• NRHEG boys drop overtime game with Maple River

Monday, Feb. 23

• Prep scores for Feb. 23

• Census still seeks Freeborn County workers

• Albert Lea wrestlers will meet Centennial at state

• Make it four straight

• Tiger playoff run ends in 4-0 loss to Red Wing

• Editorial: Take a hard look at higher education

• Did you hear about the latest e-mail rumor?

• Government meddling only worsens economy

• An idea whose time should come finally

• Word of God is meant to be shared

• Businesses should get with the times

• Peek at the Past

• A winter carnival

• Meeting to talk about Albert Lea walkability

• Council seeks citizen input on cuts

• Even the funeral industry is hit by the recession in Minnesota

• Slippery Saturday

• Northbridge Mall to host Mardi Gras party Tuesday

• Coffee with a congressman

• Arrest made

• All dogs are Buddhists; even Marley

• Carrie Hubbard, Nathan Pitcher on dean’s list

• Convictions

• NRHEG, USC fall in section tournament

• Nystrom, Grosso named Big Nine coaches of the year

• Prep schedule for Feb. 23 and 24

Saturday, Feb. 21

• Prep scores for Feb. 21

• Thumbs

• Onward and upward to the great hereafter

• Stimulus package will mean jobs for Minnesota

• Rental ordinance violates Constitution

• Is this justice?

• Peek at the Past

• Golf in Albert Lea will not be the same again

• Banquet facilities will be impacted when clubhouse opens late spring

• People come out to make their voices heard

• Brie’s Photo Contest winner

• Robert Peoble attends photo convention

• Melanie Bloom joins 6 News Good Morning as anchor

• Jeff Baumann joins Americana Insurance

• Orchestra students participate in solo and ensemble contest

• Conferences Monday at Southwest

• Travel Information Center’s custodial team wins awards

• Live harp music gives joy, soothes nursing home residents

• Nature’s Q and A

• Photos confirm changes in city landscape

• Grants helped your local museum thrive in 2008

• Birth Announcements

• Shrine Auxiliary to meet Monday at Masonic Lodge

• Batt to speak at conference

• You Can Help

• NARFE

• Winhawks hold off Tiger charge

• Size mismatch hurts Tigers in loss to Winona

• Loyola downs USC boys

• Wolverine girls come up short against Houston

• Panther boys cruise against Medford

• Panther girls wrap up Gopher title

• Wolverine boys' rally comes up short

Friday, Feb. 20

• Prep scores for Feb. 20

• People come out to make their voices heard

• Walz to be in Albert Lea Saturday

• Wound care wins award

• Report: No Child Left Behind unattainable

• Two people arrested after raid

• Hormel earnings down 8 percent

• BPA students take part

• Youth gathering fundraiser Sunday

• Central Freeborn Lutheran F.R.O.G.

• St. John’s Auxiliary

• Winter carnival Saturday

• March 2 is the last day to remove fish houses from ice

• Tigers advance to semis with ease

• Tigers claim share of Big Nine title

• Season on the brink transforms to one at the brink of history

• Tiger girls fall to No. 1 New Prague

• Knight girls defeat Glenville-Emmons

• Knights lose late against LeRoy-Ostrander

• USC girls’ grab victory over Mankato Loyola

• Prep schedule for Feb. 20 and 21

• Editorial: Get a channel for the schools

• Albert Lea’s forgotten newspaper editor

• New House rules make it more open to public

• Chambers deliver lots of misinformation

• Union workers need to see act’s flaws

• Peek at the Past

• A season to give ourselves to the words of Jesus

• Area musicians host Manz tribute

• United Methodist Church announces Lenten schedules

• Trinity to hold special services

• First Lutheran hosts Lenten recitals

• Local students named to Northwestern dean’s list

Thursday, Feb. 19

• Prep scores for Feb. 19

• Ellendale builds water tower

• DNR: Trail work will start in 2010

• Man gets 15 years probation for selling meth

• Kennel club encourages a bond between the owner and the dog

• Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens tribute set for Friday

• Three people transported after wreck

• Items needed from Vietnam-era vets

• Cancer Support Group to meet Monday

• Town hall meeting Friday

• Wa-tan-ye

• 4th-graders celebrate service

• Valentine royalty

• Editorial: Sessions won’t do much good

• Some advice to men and women on romance

• What’s going on with the Health Makeover?

• ‘Life on Mars’ is worth seeing

• Peek at the Past

• Tigers upset Raiders

• Good cop, bad cop and the Vikings stadium

• Tigers embark on quest for state meet

• Prep schedule for Feb. 19 and 20

Wednesday, Feb. 18

• Prep scores for Feb. 18

• Glenville mulls 4-day week

• Bail set for 3 Alden break-in suspects

• Albert Lea school officials to make visit today

• United Way celebrates fund success

• How long does to take for water to freeze in pet bowls?

• Convictions

• Man cited on DWI charges

• Editorial: Our region wants bike trails

• In the Hartland, people are content with less

• It’s the not-so-magical Minnesota ‘Misery Tour’

• Superintendent needs lower salary

• Peek at the Past

• Tigers turn table on Spartans

• Nystrom, Grosso among the best

• Falcons down Tigers

• Tiger girls set to face No. 1 seed Northfield

• USC girls’ snap six-game skid

• Glenville-Emmons sophomore leads team to win

• Albert Lea girls handle Falcons

• Prep schedule for Feb. 18 and 19

Tuesday, Feb. 17

• Prep scores for Feb. 17

• Prairie Profiles: Hockey doc

• Churches come together for music event

• Alden Scouts kick off a coat drive at American Bank

• Will U.S. Senate trial ever end?

• Photo: Swinging in the sun

• Man arrested on DWI charge

• ALHS band students perform at section solo, ensemble contest

• V.F.W. Auxiliary notes

• School Matters

• Scholarship program for Albert Lea students open for applications

• Convictions

• Editorial: Progress edition video is already out

• Know the nuances of newspaper industry stories

• What They Said

• Peek at the Past

• Thanks to board for Albert Lea superintendent interview

• Abortion legislation will affect hospitals

• Letter was last one from John Holley

• Glenville-Emmons deserves praise

• Editorial missed the point of Time story

• Panthers fall flat against W-E-M

• NRHEG wrestling coach gets 400th career win

• Bulldog boys move on in playoffs with 57-49 win

• Knights knock off Grand Meadow

• Wolverine girls blast Lyle-Pacelli

• Prep schedule

Monday, Feb. 16

• Prep scores for Feb. 16

• Lake Mills grad finds success

• Did footprints foil burglary suspects?

• Elementary valentines

• Choir to hold fish fry fundraiser

• Students skate with Thunder

• Convictions

• Editorial: What is good public relations?

• A folly on finding faceless folks on Facebook

• Getting those ‘shovel-ready’ jobs for women

• Peek at the Past

• Old-fashioned values are being lost today

• Mayo upends Albert Lea boys 5-2

• Tigers finish 10th at Big Nine Conference meet

• Prep schedule for Feb. 16 and 17

Saturday, Feb. 14

• Editorial: Thumbs

• The proper care and feeding of ex-celebrities

• Legislative task force will meet in Albert Lea

• Don’t make the same mistake twice

• Show Blossom pride now more than ever

• Peek at the Past

• Valentines for Melvin

• Albert Lea Parks and Rec Dept. seeks feedback

• Juvenile in alleged abuse case pleads not guilty

• Comments given for Albert Lea supt. finalists

• Brie’s Photo Contest winner

• Meeting shares update on trail

• Larson Contracting named 2008 Lake Mills Business of Year

• AAA names Sanderson ‘Top Shop’ facility

• Doll Museum annual meeting Monday

• Nursing home presents awards

• Tiger girls shutout Austin 4-0

• Hot shooting Huskies down Tigers

• Tigers stop Owatonna

• Woodside wins Summit League Player of the Month

• NRHEG sophomore scores 1,000th point

• USC wrestlers push streak to five wins

• USC girls can’t get past Blossoms

• NRHEG boys hold off JWP

• Hope Lutheran trips up Glenville-Emmons boys

• Venue change no problem for Glenville-Emmons girls

• Blooming Prairie boys too strong for USC

• Bulldogs use huge run to down Armstrong

• Northwood-Kensett boys grind out win

• Sports Memories

• 3 generations of Clarks Grove family team up to raise money for juvenile diabetes research

• What is juvenile diabetes?

• Nature’s lessons

• Confusion at the crossroads

• ALHS releases its honor rolls

• Southwest releases honor rolls

• Birth Announcements

• Sertoma seeks nominations for its annual Service to Mankind award

• Campus Notes

• You Can Help

Friday, Feb. 13

• Prep scores for Feb. 13

• 7 decades of Valentines

• 2 remain in superintendent search

• Cable TV provider says it is bankrupt

• Bank turns wall into local photo gallery

• Before vote, 1 last interview done in super search

• Warm weather and rain make ice fishing difficult

• ALHS graduate wins award for extraordinary nursing

• Woman arrested for DWI

• Convictions

• Shadow Carousel

• Editorial: Public notices shed sunshine

• Recalling some of those groceries of the past

• Raising teens: 10 tips to stay ahead of the game

• Peek at the Past

• Evangelism and the touch of Jesus

• United Methodist Women

• Salem Women’s Executive Board

• Trinity to hold special services

• Good Samaritan employee receives Leadership Award

• Alamco Wood Products recognized

• City finance director recognized

• Patti Uhrich joins Hurley and Associates

• Steve Zenk honored as top producer

• Bulldog girls’ end regular season on high note

• Tougher D aids Bulldogs in win

• Albert Lea wrestlers cruise past Rockets

• Rough stretch gets rougher for USC girls

• A-C boys grab second win in a row

• G-E boys unable to close out Lanesboro

• Prep Schedule for Feb. 13 and 14

Thursday, Feb. 12

• Prep scores for Feb. 12

• ‘The Hallows’

• Superintendent finalists enter next round

• Blondie’s is looking for a new location

• Man who died in rollover identified

• Bridge Avenue survey is 2 weeks away

• Food drive collects more than 600 pounds of food

• Valentine’s comedy show, music on tap for weekend

• Art Center’s anniversary exhibit is creativity at its finest

• Skis reported stolen

• Meetings to air at 6 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays

• Convictions

• Church donates to Jamaican people

• Editorial: Give a hoot; pass a litter law

• It was wild to watch the Albert Lea wrestlers

• ‘Clueless in St. Paul’ when it comes to education

• Peek at the Past

• Don’t see realism as also negativism

• Tigersharks moving on to state meet

• February and the Minnesota sports scene

• USC grapplers go 2-0 at triangular

• Prep schedule for Feb. 12 and 13

Wednesday, Feb. 11

• Kids Against Hunger

• ‘Turbines are just 12 months away’

• Icy roads lead to fatal car rollover this a.m.

• Man faces 6 felony cocaine charges

• At the toy show

• Purity Ball brings fathers and daughters together

• Wine tasting, art reception Thursday

• ALHS to hold conferences Thursday

• Elks Lodge did nice job on reception

• Windows broken out

• Convictions

• Editorial: Shame on the naysayers of news

• ‘For land sakes alive’ and ‘gosh all fishhooks’

• Albert Lea is feeling mighty Blue Zone lately

• Coleman jeopardizes American future

• Who wants to shovel sidewalks in winter?

• Peek at the Past

• Nystrom gets 600th victory

• Packers control paint in 61-50 win

• Big Austin run leaves Tigers in the dust

• Albert Lea girls’ hockey cruises to 8-3 win over JM

• USC loses late to Blue Earth

• Knights run over Medford

• G-E boys pick up 2nd straight win

• G-E girls’ D good, but not good enough

• Tough stretch catches up to USC girls

• Second half troubles cost N-K boys

• Prep schedule for Feb. 11 and 12

Tuesday, Feb. 10

• Prep scores for Feb. 10

• Prairie Profiles: Woody Dahl

• Should pull-tabs be expanded?

• A superintendent finalist withdraws

• Council takes on more dilapidated houses

• Top N.Y. Times editor takes A.L. students’ questions

• Watch out for the women at the Spanish Moon

• Peek at the Past

• United Way book is out

• Obama: ‘We can no longer afford to wait’

• Two people arrested for drugs

• County board meetings to air on government channel

• Marriage licenses issued

• Southwest Middle School gears up for Tiger Trot

• Author visits Halverson

• Designed to perfection for Glenville-Emmons

• Panthers suffer first loss of season

• Glenville-Emmons girls lose control in 2nd half

• Alden-Conger girls finish strong

• LM/N-K wrestlers place 5th at sectionals

• Alden-Conger boys start tourney right

• Bulldog girls fade against Newman

• Brutal 3rd quarter dooms Bulldog boys

• Panther wrestlers finish weekend 3-2

Monday, Feb. 9

• Prep scores for Feb. 9

• Freeborn County commissioner meetings to air on government channel

• Their second venture

• Casino’s nonprofit to give grants

• Romancing the Heart

• Auction Tuesday

• Arrests made

• We’re just not into ‘Not that into you’

• Editorial: ‘Silence becomes cowardice’

• Sometimes, you cannot do anything but pray

• Remember the right to petition your gov’t?

• Tribune’s journalism hurts job search

• Peek at the Past

Sunday, Feb. 8

• Tigers wrap up 25th Big Nine Title

• Resilient Tigers score 3-2 win over No. 16 Lourdes

Saturday, Feb. 7

• Let the judging begin

• Glenville-Emmons High School wins makeover

• Administrators share views of super candidates

• State awards grant for 777th Ave. construction

• Thumbs

• Some appreciation for a great appreciator

• Lawmakers ask for input from Albert Leans

• Balance the budget, prepare to grow

• Customers will miss west-side restaurant

• Does pork spending resemble change?

• Peek at the Past

• Brie’s Photo Contest winner

• Shannon Halla joins Tri-State Tax

• Albert Lea Medical Center welcomes new psychologist

• Streyle

• Naeve Gift Shop plans celebration

• 100 percent participation

• A salute to Scouting

• Presenting the colors

• Albert Lea police lieutenants attend specialized training

• Teacher of the Year nominees announced

• Alizheimer’s group meets Feb. 16

• First Lutheran Church Women meet Wednesday

• East too tough inside for Tigers

• Tiger girls dominate Century in 6-0 victory

• Albert Lea’s top line leads team to 6-0 win over Huskies

• Tiger girls rebound against East

• Viking girls cruise against St. Ansgar

• Panther girls stay on top in Gopher

• Mankato Loyola 77, Alden-Conger 61

• Lake Mills 57, West Hancock 54

• Spring Grove 66, Glenville-Emmons 24

• WEM 73, USC 66

• BP 70, NRHEG 51

• Spring Grove 83, Glenville-Emmons 22

• Lake Mills 34, West Hancock 28

• Got cabin fever? Try browsing through the old tackle box

• Clarks Grove man’s creations can be found all over the area

• Some words of wisdom from nature authors

• Certain songs can bring back memories

• Birth Announcements

• Local group tours South Africa

• Genealogical society to meet Monday

• Campus Notes

• You Can Help

Friday, Feb. 6

• Prep scores for Feb. 6

• The whole hog

• Albert Lea school board picks 4 finalists

• Board interviews next 3 of 6 candidates

• Judge saves Albert Lea Inn from receivership

• Four cars derail, no spills

• Tax assistance now available

• Watershed district travels to St. Paul to seek state assistance

• Band parents meet Tuesday

• Permit issued for Kwik Trip project

• Austin Big Band to play at Elks

• Adoption event planned

• The brawl for the Big Nine

• Going deeper into the love, presence of Jesus

• Editorial: Progress progress, online racks, and more

• Pigs with lipstick and local hogs on ice

• Enjoying the flavors of a flavor from Hawaii

• Save by combining city, township, county

• Peek at the Past

• Tigers have no problems in triangular

• JM swimmer breaks state record as Rockets down Tigers

• Bulldog boys fall by 1 to Garner-Hayfield

• Rebels pick up conference win over W-E-M

• Garner-Hayfield halts Lake Mills girls

• USC wrestlers fall to Lake Crystal-Wellcome-Memorial

• Viking girls hampered by slow start

• Prep schedule for Feb. 6 and 7

Thursday, Feb. 5

• Prep scores for Feb. 5

• The Mills is back!

• Snyder Drug to close its Albert Lea store

• Furniture store will liquidate, then close

• Albert Lea school board interviewed 3 of 6 finalists on Wednesday

• ACT stages red-hot Neil Simon comedy

• Teams gear up for 3rd Albert Lea Hockey Day

• Census Bureau is hiring, coming to Albert Lea Friday

• Vote in the national ag. referendum

• Freeborn County monthly child car seat clinics to begin soon

• Grapevine Twist holds dance

• Person transported after crash

• Convictions

• Editorial: State goes too far on smoking bill

• You might just be from Michigan if you …

• Do you have any questions about Blue Zones?

• Give the Humane Society some help

• Peek at the Past

• Albert Lea dance team places 4th at Big Nine Conference Championship

• Reviewing McHale, Taylor and the Wolves

• Prep schedule for Feb. 5 and 6

Wednesday, Feb. 4

• There’s good rockin’

• County close to airing board meetings

• Woman used funds from work to pay her bills

• Sheriff gets OK to update radio system

• Man reported shoplifting

• Editorial: Economic recovery comes with price

• Going to California with an ache in his heart

• Government has to reflect economic realities

• Restaurant owner getting kicked out

• Aerial spraying is poison from above

• Peek at the Past

• Mayo knocks off Tigers

• Tigers stumble against Mayo

• Century too much for Tiger swimmers

• Tiger boys find depth in 5-3 win over Winona

• Panther girls’ leave no doubt the second time against USC

• Bulldog boys’ score 2nd 1-point Tuesday victory

• Northwood-Kensett boys continue streak

• Vikings cruise against Riceville

• A-C boys’ prevail in low-scoring game

• Panther boys even score with USC

• Osage uses big third quarter to get by Bulldogs

Tuesday, Feb. 3

• Prep scores for Feb. 3

• Prairie Profiles: Dean Jirousek

• Albert Lea school board is ready to interview finalists

• Rental housing ordinance is in effect

• Tribune archives now are online

• Juvenile transported

• One-act play takes first place

• A fitting location

• Permits issued for Cargill projects

• Austin Big Band to play at Elks

• New Spanish-speaking group to begin

• Convictions

• Editorial: It’s time to fight for the schools

• When do newspapers print juvenile names?

• Recycling markets suffer in present economy

• Skip due process, and go directly to jail

• Peek at the Past

• Glenville-Emmons sophomore leads team past Alden-Conger in OT

• USC girls begin tough week with 70-46 loss to No. 10 Fairmont

• Alden-Conger girls unable to hold Nicollet

• Newman fends off Bulldog girls

• Lake Mills boys get back on track

Monday, Feb. 2

• Prep scores for Feb. 2

• Air Albert Lea

• Pawlenty budget gives Albert Lea big cut

• School board selects 6 finalists for super

• Kids enjoy Sunday ice-fishing contest

• Freeborn-Mower donates scholarships for 5 students

• Granicrete Minn. team expands

• Church bell reported stolen

• Kiwanis supports Bringing Up Grades program

• Minnesota House, Senate schedule town hall meetings

• Apartments available for seniors

• Applications are now available for cooperative leadership scholarships

• Editorial: Keep the coin toss during OT

• Things are going beep in the night and the day

• It was a week of freedom-related firsts

• Capitalism is going to end someday

• Outrage exists over alleged elder abuse

• Peek at the Past

• Tiger down Adrian for ninth straight win

• USC girls’ shuts down J-W-P in 2nd half

• LM/NK wrestlers finish 7th at NIC meet

Sunday, Feb. 1

• Freeborn County commissioner meetings to air on government channel

• NRHEG wrestlers place 9th at Kasson-Mantorville