Touring America
Crailsheim group visits local sightsWORTHINGTON — In his first visit to Worthington and his inaugural trip to America, Gerald Sturm was struck by the ...
Rain or shine, shiny cars will be out Saturday
WORTHINGTON — Come rain or shine, Spomer Classics and Museum will host a gathering of vintage and classic cars from around the area Saturday for its a...
Crailsheim visitors enjoy potluck, music
WORTHINGTON — The universal languages of music and food combined to make a congenial Wednesday evening in the Worthington High School (WHS) cafeteria ...
Sub-Section 3AA Golf: Trojans place second at Sub-Sections
TYLER — The Worthington Trojan boys and girls golf teams finished second in their respective divisions behind the Marshall Tigers at the Section 3AA S...
Section 3A Baseball: Erickson shuts out Wolverines
SLAYTON — Murray County Central’s Sam Erickson struck out 12 batters in a complete game shutout of the Mountain Lake Area Wolverines during a Section ...
Touring America
Crailsheim group visits local sights
WORTHINGTON — In his first visit to Worthington and his inaugural trip to America, Gerald Sturm was struck by the “heart of the people” here, saying his family has encountered a lot of “warm,” friendly individuals during their stay this week as guests from the community’s sister city, Crailsheim, Germany.
Rain or shine, shiny cars will be out Saturday
WORTHINGTON — Come rain or shine, Spomer Classics and Museum will host a gathering of vintage and classic cars from around the area Saturday for its annual Classic Car Show ’n’ Shine.
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WHS considers new, bigger athletic conference
WORTHINGTON — Worthington High School’s athletics teams may soon be competing in a new conference.
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Minnesotans will feel legislative session impact
ST. PAUL — Legislative sessions have consequences, and 2013’s version will be felt by many Minnesotans.
RELATED CONTENTCrailsheim visitors enjoy potluck, music
WORTHINGTON — The universal languages of music and food combined to make a congenial Wednesday evening in the Worthington High School (WHS) cafeteria for the contingent of nearly 50 visitors from Crailsheim, Germany.
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Event Center open house Saturday
WORTHINGTON — An open house at the brand new Worthington Event Center is scheduled for Saturday.
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Letter: Vote to combine Round Lake, Brewster schools
On Tuesday, June 11, the voters of the Round Lake and Brewster school districts will be voting on whether to consolidate to be one unified school district.
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The Prairie Elementary K-Kids Club enjoyed another successful year of service to the community and its school. Thank you, K-Kids!
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Featured Staff Blogs
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5/23/13 at 11:03 AM
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5/21/13 at 4:07 PM
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Featured Area Voices
CAPITOL CHATTERProcess leads to Dayton outdoors funding vetoes
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5/23/13 at 11:37 AM
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5/21/13 at 4:47 PM
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Cool, I thought to myself as I stepped onto the bus one morning, 10ish years old, hair in pigtails, my Charlie Brown lunchbox clutched in my hands. An empty seat. I sat down, scooted to the wind...
5/21/13 at 6:34 AM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLESNewsflyer 21 May, 2013
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5/21/13 at 5:07 AM
DISTRICT 22A STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOE SCHOMACKERLive Blogging - Last 36 Hours of 2013 Session
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