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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
Ingenthron a fixture at City Hall
WORTHINGTON — When Rosa Ingenthron started her work study program at Worthington City Hall in 1976, she never imagined she would be “one of those ladies.”
March 26, 2012
Region home — once again — for Haley Moore
WORTHINGTON — Most weekdays find Haley Moore in the basement of a historic building on Worthington’s 10th Street, where she fashions bison hides into fine leather goods.
By Beth Rickers , March 26, 2012
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Worthington's Johnson brothers are back home - and back in business
Kyle and Jason Johnson return to community to work, live, raise familiesBrothers Kyle and Jason Johnson are close in age. They also both played hockey in their youth, went to the same college at the same time for a while — and returned to Worthington to be part of their family business.
By Joe Froemming , March 23, 2012
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Breaking new ground: Agri-Energy’s purchase by Gevo leads to innovation
LUVERNE — Yeast and corn, two common kitchen ingredients, may help reduce dependence on fossil fuels through an innovative process being utilized commercially for the first time in a southwest Minnesota ethanol plant.
April 08, 2011
Luverne’s Gulden leads hundreds of World War II vets on Honor Flight
LUVERNE — In little more than a month, Terrie Gulden will lead his third group of World War II veterans to Washington, D.C., to view their memorial as part of Honor Flight Southwest Minnesota.
By Julie Buntjer , April 08, 2011
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Slayton mayor Miron Carney wears many hats
SLAYTON — According to an old quote attributed to Lucille Ball, if you want something done you should ask a busy person to do it. If not for the age disparity, she could have very well been talking about Slayton Mayor Miron Carney, who is indeed a busy man and sure seems to get a lot done.
April 07, 2011
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Windom native helps promote city as Chamber president
WINDOM — Cheryl Hanson loves promoting the city of Windom, not just because it’s her job as president of the Windom Area Chamber of Commerce, but because she truly believes the city is a wonderful place to be.
April 07, 2011
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Miloma once a place of promise: Community was named for Milwaukee, Omaha railroads
MILOMA — It could have been a metropolis, a teeming town and a center of southwest Minnesota commerce.
Located at the junction of two major railroads — the Milwaukee and the Omaha — people once believed Miloma was bound for greatness.
The grandeur never quite materialized.
April 07, 2011
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Pipestone Performing Arts Center has entertained since ’93
PIPESTONE — Stepping through the black doors of the Pipestone Performing Arts Center, first-time visitors may feel like they have entered a different world or possibly stepped back in time.
April 06, 2011
Fulda Community Ambulance a true local effort: Team comprised of 17 certified EMTs, two drivers
FULDA — What do you get when you put a few medical professionals, a retired cop, a grocery store clerk, a truck driver, a couple of farmers and a telephone guy in a room together? The Fulda Community Ambulance crew, of course.
April 06, 2011
Several improvements in the works at Lake Shetek State Park
CURRIE — Things may be a bit crazy this spring and summer during the construction season, but in the end, the results at Lake Shetek State Park will definitely justify the means.
April 06, 2011
Twin spires, multiple members: Lismore’s St. Anthony Catholic Church marks 100 years
LISMORE — It’s been 100 years since Mary Ann Spieker’s father, Herman Wieneke, helped build the distinctive twin-spired St. Anthony Catholic Church in Lismore, but neither the stately structure nor Spieker’s reliance on it as her faith home are visibly diminishing with age.
By Jane Turpin Moore , April 05, 2011
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Hooked on good fishing: Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery rears game fish for Iowa lakes
SPIRIT LAKE, Iowa — Several large aquariums filled with native fish lure thousands of visitors through the door of the Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery each year.
By Julie Buntjer , April 05, 2011
A brass industry player: Rustrap Manufacturing Inc. quietly thriving in Edgerton
EDGERTON — There’s a modest building on Howard Street that houses Rustrap Manufacturing Inc.
April 05, 2011
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Man on the go: Colorful Kunkel keeps the wheels turning on both bus and bike
ROUND LAKE — Whether on a bike or bus, Dan Kunkel spends the bulk of his time just spinning his wheels.
By Jane Turpin Moore , April 04, 2011
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