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STAFF BLOG BEYOND THE PAGE A beautiful day
So I just walked into the Daily Globe office a little bit ago. I'm helping out on the news desk tonight, so I'll be in the office until late tonight, so I get to come in a little late today. Yesterda...
Posted on 2/24/12 at 12:05 PM
STAFF BLOG TALES FROM THE CHIEF The Big Globe
Around this time last year, I remember explaining to my daughter, Grace, that I had been spending a few extra hours at work getting ready to put out a really big paper. Rather than just two sections, ...
Posted on 3/12/10 at 4:46 PM
O’Donnell renews ties to town by joining Bedford
WORTHINGTON — Colin O’Donnell may have grown up in Duluth, but he still considers Worthington his hometown.
By Ryan McGaughey , March 29, 2012
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Zins: Picture perfect at Studio Z Photography
FULDA — When she was younger, she took pictures of everything that moved. There were other things she thought about doing, mostly because she didn’t think people made a living framing and focusing.
March 28, 2012
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JBS lures Lismore native back to his roots
WORTHINGTON — A Career Leadership Opportunity (CLO) program at JBS in Worthington is meant to encourage and nurture future leaders in the pork processing plant, but it’s also creating an unexpected benefit — keeping young southwest Minnesota residents from leaving the area.
By Julie Buntjer , March 28, 2012
Pride of the parks
WORTHINGTON — For more than a century, it has been Worthington’s gathering place — the setting for picnics, family reunions, birthday parties, concerts, children’s games and aquatic antics.
By Beth Rickers , March 28, 2012
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Collaborative’s youth coordinator happy at home
WORTHINGTON — When Lakeyta Potter graduated high school in 2003, she could barely wait to leave the place most familiar to her — home.
March 28, 2012
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Brummel’s a 30-year fixture in downtown Edgerton
EDGERTON — In what many consider a “throw away” society, Al Brummel and his wife Sharon have worked for 30 years to repair the world instead.
March 28, 2012
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There was a town that had a game
READING — “Bingo!”
The shout came from the back of the room and, amid one person’s excitement, there was a suppressed groan or murmured mention about being oh-so-close — just one number away, in fact.
By Julie Buntjer , March 28, 2012
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Ailts fulfills lifelong dream by staying at home
WORTHINGTON — When Julie Ailts was in first grade, she knew she wanted to become a teacher.
By Aaron Hagen , March 28, 2012
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Family business brings Nickel back home
WORTHINGTON — As a child, Jeff Nickel would lend a helping hand cleaning his parents’ office at Nickel and Associates. Some 20 years later, Nickel is now one of the four insurance agents for the family business located on North Humiston Avenue.
March 28, 2012
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Mitthun defies stereotypes, innovates as garbage hauler
PIPESTONE — Believe it: the lovely lady with the warm smile and perfectly groomed appearance is the sole owner of D’S Sanitation, the smallest — but arguably the most innovative — independent garbage hauler in Pipestone County.
By Jane Turpin Moore , March 27, 2012
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Bob and Lori Bristow sink deep roots in Worthington
WORTHINGTON — Bob and Lori Bristow are getting to be experts on collaboration.
Their primary joint project, of course, is their family — 8-year-old daughter, Abigail “Abby” Jean, and 1-year-old twins, Andrew Robert and Aliana “Ali” Jennifer.
By Beth Rickers , March 27, 2012
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Berglands keep cooking at Adrian eatery
ADRIAN — Putting out a good product is something that is important to Tim Bergland, who co-owns the Countryside Inn with his wife, Cindy.
By Joe Froemming , March 27, 2012
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Luinenburg loving rural life, Minnesota West
WORTHINGTON — Growing up on farm outside of Worthington, Amber Luinenburg enjoyed all of what rural Minnesota had to offer — so much so that she knew that if she ever left, she would return to her hometown.
March 27, 2012
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Standafer back where he belongs
WORTHINGTON — John Standafer wanted to come back to a small town.
The opportunity to move back to his hometown of Worthington wasn’t planned, but it has proven to be the right choice.
By Aaron Hagen , March 26, 2012
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A family of firefighters
SIBLEY, Iowa — They get together at the usual family gathering — Christmas, Thanksgiving, graduations — and idle chit-chat always turns to the same subject. They might start out talking football or fishing, but it doesn’t take long for a family passion to come up — firefighting.
March 26, 2012
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