Last Thursday night the KoMets wrapped up their regular season and also celebrated the Class of 2021with Senior Night. Seniors include Jackson Kennedy, Giovonni Ruffo, Dylan Baker and cheerleader Mazy Gilbertson.

Byron’s Gymnastics Team celebrated it seniors on Tuesday, March 2, with a win over Kasson-Mantorville/Triton. The girls put together their best meet of the season so far with a score of 137.625. KM/T finished with a score of 113.775. 
Even with it being the team’s best score on the season, we have still haven’t come close to reaching our peak. Which makes the long hike of the season so much fun.

Since the 1990’s there have been volunteer groups coming each year, originally from North Dakota, and now southwest Minnesota, to repair homes in the city of Greenville, Miss. Greenville is located in northwest Mississippi with a population of 25,000.
A group of about 20 Lutheran and Methodist churches have raised funds and provided the volunteer work crew members to do the projects,  

The city of Kasson has started selling pool passes for summer 2021.
Ron Unger, Parks and Recreation Supervisor, said the city is considering two plans for opening the Kasson Aquatic Center. Both plans are outlined on the city’s website.
 “We’re hoping everybody will be vaccinated by the end of May and we can open up fully,” Unger said of the city pool. “It will just depend.”

If all goes according to plan, Byron Public Schools could have a new superintendent hired by May 3.
School board members met Monday night with Barbara Dorn of the Minnesota School Board Association’s search unit to work out a schedule for the search. The board is seeking a replacement for Dr. Joey Page who will become superintendent of the Austin Public Schools in July.

After years of discussion, planning, funding issues and delays, the construction of a new four-lane roadway from Owatonna to Rochester is finally nearing its final stages.

Did you hear it early last week? It was the sound of cars driving on slushy roads. Big deal? Well, after the Polar Vortex parked on the state over the past few weeks, the sound of slush is a welcome signal that spring is just around the corner.
For most Minnesotans winter is no big deal. Snowmobilers love the winter, ice fishermen and women, ice skaters; kids sliding on area hills spend time outside and don’t stare at iPad screens.