Pat Nelson of the Hayf ield American Leg ion Auxiliary unit recently received the prestig ious Ms. Goodwill Ambassa- dor award presented by the National American
Leg ion Auxiliary.
The Ms. Goodwill Am- bassador must be profes- sional, have a positive attitude, knowledge, in-
teg rity, leadership skills, loyalty, decision-mak-

Kindergarten students in the Triton schools got a first hand look at fall’s produce last week as they headed to Dave Hanson’s apple orchard in Dodge Center.

On Sunday, Sept. 15, people from five nations gathered at Church! of the Nazarene, located on Mantorville Avenue just south of the railroad tracks in Kasson. 

On Sunday, Sept. 15, people from five nations gathered at Church! of the Nazarene, located on Mantorville Avenue just south of the railroad tracks in Kasson. 

Jay Yankowiak and Samantha Hallaway were chosen as Triton’s Homecoming King and Queen Monday night. The two will reign over Homecoming activities this week, culminating in the Friday night football game against St. Charles. New to this year’s festivities will be a Homecoming Parade Friday at 10 a.m. Other Friday activities include a varsity volleyball game at 1:30 p.m.

“Come on in and sit down,” Lucia Althoff said to each person as they made their way into the dining room at Fieldcrest Care Center in Hayfield last week. Althoff, known to everyone as
”Gramma Gua,” was the honored guest as she celebrated her 104th birthday on Thursday, and she was clearly enjoying the surprise that had awaited her when she went to the dining room early in the afternoon.

All good things must come to an end, and for Tweite’s Family Farm that time has come, after serving as a local family attraction for the past 31 years.
Tom Tweite, owner of Tweite’s Family Farm, hopes the farm has helped create lasting family memories.

On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, Friday, Sept. 20, the Veteran’s Treatment Court for Minnesota’s Third Judicial District, which includes Dodge County, celebrated its official inauguration.

Donald (Donnie) Duane Dray, age 82 of Austin, passed away Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019 at Good Samaritan Society – Comforcare in Austin.
Don was born on Sept. 28, 1936, in Blooming Prairie, to William and Jane (Long) Dray. He was baptized and confirmed at the Community Lutheran Church in Geneva. He attended school in Blooming Prairie and was on the high school wrestling team.