After Goodhue’s defense forced a quick three-and-out, the Wildcats received the Hayfield punt at their own 48-yard line.
Goodhue’s second play from scrimmage went 43 yards for a touchdown. A successful two-point conversion gave the Wildcats an 8-0 lead less than two minutes into the game.
            Following another three-and-out by Hayfield’s offense, Goodhue took over at its own 37-yard line.

Coming off a 48-2 beatdown of Red Wing, the Byron football team had momentum on their side as they entered last Saturday’s game against Kasson-Mantorville.
            However, all their momentum soon went out the window as the KoMets scored on two big plays early in the ball game, held the Bears scoreless until late in the fourth quarter, and won 28-8 to advance to the section finals.

Head Coach Jared Pittman said he was overall happy with how his team fared at the section meet.
“We have had a few injuries and other nagging issues the last few weeks which did hurt some performances, but overall the kids still fought really hard at the end,” he said. “We had some really breakout performances and big PR’s. Isaac [Threinen] qualified for state too.”

The Triton school board honored Cobra Pride recipients, heard a report from School Resource Officer Deputy Dave Skadson, approved the sale/refunding of General Obligation School Building Refunding Bonds and approved a number of routine items at its October meeting.

Mantorville residents took advantage of cool fall afternoon last Saturday to come together to enjoy the annual Fall Festival.

It may be the most challenging play that Triton students have ever performed, all agree as they prepare for performances of “The Miracle Worker” next weekend.
“In 14 years of directing, it’s the most challenging play I’ve done,” said director Anne Schreiber. It has a smaller cast than other plays, she said, but she chose it because she knew the students could handle it.

Shrek, the loveable green ogre, comes to life in Kasson next week with the Kasson-Mantorville Drama Department’s all-school performance of Dreamworks’ “Shrek, The Musical!”

Home Federal Savings Bank in Kasson celebrated its remodeled offices last week with an open house in the afternoon and a Business After Hours with a ribbon cutting in the evening.
The bank recently finished the remodeling of its offices on Mantorville Avenue and has consolidated all of its services into the one location. McKern Financial Group has moved into Home Federal’s old location on Main Street in Kasson.

There are a few things that every small city should have, such as a city hall, a police and fire department, a post office, a gas station, and a grocery store.
Well, soon Byron will be able to check off that last box as Fareway is officially coming to town after a groundbreaking ceremony was held on Monday, Oct. 28.