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Sisters In Law: Five women joined local legal community over the past two years PressPass

Sisters In Law: Five women joined local legal community over the past two years WORTHINGTON – When a new attorney begins practicing in Worthington, it’s usually notable, as many local lawyers have been here for decades.

By Jane Turpin Moore , July 25, 2009

Pilgrimage to Rwanda: Journey inspirational & educational for Lesnar PressPass

Pilgrimage to Rwanda: Journey inspirational & educational for Lesnar WORTHINGTON — When Kathy Lesnar read Immaculée Ilibagiza’s book about her experiences during the Rwanda genocide, she was moved enough by the story to seek out an opportunity to hear Immaculée speak. But she never dreamed that she would get a phone call — out of the blue — from the author.

By Beth Rickers , July 18, 2009

Friends forever: Worthington women are last two survivors of the Class of 1928 PressPass

Friends forever: Worthington women are last two survivors of the Class of 1928 WORTHINGTON — The two diminutive white-haired women sit on a sofa in a room at Sunset Hospice Cottage, holding hands and smiling. They don’t talk much — both women have some hearing difficulty, so it’s easier to just sit and remember.

By Beth Rickers , July 11, 2009

A life in law: Hedeen marks six decades of distinguished law career PressPass

A life in law: Hedeen marks six decades of distinguished law career WORTHINGTON — Ageless and intelligent are two of the first words people mention when asked about local attorney Bill Hedeen, but his unparalleled work ethic, loyalty and commanding presence aren’t far behind.

By Jane Turpin Moore , June 27, 2009

Green thumbs: Local garden club hosts tour of horticultural havens PressPass

Green thumbs: Local garden club hosts tour of horticultural havens WORTHINGTON — How many different shades of green are there? Visitors to the backyard “urban garden” of David and Ellen Copperud in Worthington on Thursday encountered the entire spectrum of green — from the palest chartreuse to deep evergreen and every hue in between.

By Beth Rickers , June 20, 2009

Man about town: Albert Mathiesen sports one of the most familiar faces in Worthington PressPass

Man about town: Albert Mathiesen sports one of the most familiar faces in Worthington WORTHINGTON — Do you know Albert? If you live in Worthington or have attended an event in Worthington, odds are you’ve probably encountered Albert Mathiesen. He’s at just about every sporting event, concert, celebration or festival. Albert knows everybody, and everybody knows Albert. “Hi, friend,” he calls out in greeting with a toothy grin, or “How’s my buddy?”

By Beth Rickers , June 13, 2009

Experiments in art: Kelly Henkels has her first solo show at Nobles County Art Center PressPass

Experiments in art: Kelly Henkels has her first solo show at Nobles County Art Center WORTHINGTON — When Kelly Henkels began to consider a title for her upcoming art show, she turned to an online dictionary/thesaurus.

By Beth Rickers , June 06, 2009

Rockin' around the clock: Windom teen shares stage with musical legends PressPass

Rockin' around the clock: Windom teen shares stage with musical legends WINDOM — While other teens are plugged into iPods, listening to pop, punk, rap or hip hop songs, Sean Benz is more apt to be strumming his guitar to the tunes of Johnny Cash or classic rock ’n’ roll artists. “I’ve been listening to a bunch of ’50s and ’60s since I was a little kid,” Sean said.

By Beth Rickers , May 30, 2009

Class of 2009: Andy Hoffman heads into the ‘wild blue yonder’ with Air Force PressPass

Class of 2009: Andy Hoffman heads into the ‘wild blue yonder’ with Air Force WORTHINGTON — When Andy Hoffman began to ponder life after high school, he wasn’t sure which direction to take. He has no desire to take over the family farm near Wilmont, and college just didn’t appeal. What Andy really wants to do is travel the world, so he finally decided to embark on a career that offered that opportunity — the Air Force.

By Beth Rickers , May 23, 2009

Honored to serve: Fulda man among first in region to participate in D.C. trip for veterans PressPass

Honored to serve: Fulda man among first in region to participate in D.C. trip for veterans FULDA — Two weeks ago, Raymond “Fritz” Heger stood in front of the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial, located adjacent to Arlington National Cemetery outside Washington, D.C. The memorial re-creates one of the most significant and recognizable images from World War II — the raising of the flag on top of Mount Suribachi on the island of Iwo Jima — but Heger didn’t need a statue or a photograph to remember the scene. He witnessed the flag-raising in person, on Feb. 23, 1945, from the deck of the USS Southampton (AKA 66).

By Beth Rickers , May 16, 2009

Class of 2009: Career in business on the horizon for Yuricza Arauz PressPass

Class of 2009: Career in business on the horizon for Yuricza Arauz WORTHINGTON — When Yuricza Arauz moved with her family to Worthington nine years ago, she experienced both culture and climate shock. She was used to a metropolitan city and much warmer temperatures.

By Beth Rickers , May 09, 2009

70 years for BT: Charter member Dorothy Kirk recalls early days of local PEO chapter PressPass

70 years for BT: Charter member Dorothy Kirk recalls early days of local PEO chapter WORTHINGTON — In today’s world, where communication is instant and change is constant, few things seem relevant for more than seven minutes, much less 70 years. But PEO Chapter BT of Worthington marked its 70th anniversary on April 10, proving it has stood the test of time. Chapter BT has more than 60 current “sisters,” as PEO members are known — one of whom is a charter member of the group.

By Jane Turpin Moore , May 02, 2009

Class of 2009: Brittany Berger exchanges life abroad for senior year at WHS PressPass

Class of 2009: Brittany Berger exchanges life abroad for senior year at WHS WORTHINGTON — Biology and German. Those are the fields of study Brittany Berger plans to pursue when she heads to Augustana College in the fall. She’s not sure what career she’ll forge with a degree in two such diverse fields, but they’re a natural fit for the Worthington High School senior.

By Beth Rickers , April 25, 2009

Overhauled 2009: 'Stolen' truck gets tricked out with a little help from friends PressPass

Overhauled 2009: 'Stolen' truck gets tricked out with a little help from friends WORTHINGTON — Friendship. Deception. Elbow grease. Conniving. Mechanical skills. Lies. All those things came into play in order to give Jim Wolterstorff of Worthington the surprise of a lifetime.

By Beth Rickers , April 18, 2009

Class of 2009: Weber serves in National Guard, aspires to owning a restaurant PressPass

Class of 2009: Weber serves in National Guard, aspires to owning a restaurant WORTHINGTON — The young man pulled on his trenchcoat, then removed a card from his wallet. “Here’s my business card,” he said. Next to the National Guard logo on the paper rectangle, his name is listed: Nicholas Weber, Guard Recruiting Assistant.

By Beth Rickers , April 11, 2009

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