It’s time to save yourself a seat at the theater for Guardians of the Galaxy. Again.
Everyone’s favorite sometimes superheroes are back in an even edgier volume two. This time around the guardians are saving the galaxy from a monstrous conquer, while also confronting fears closer to home and their hearts.

Just a day removed from being the victim of a no-hitter, the Owatonna baseball team was looking to regroup and get back to on track against Austin Thursday.
The Packers, winners of their last two, were looking to make it three in a row.
Austin didn’t just win, they dominated.

Now, this column may peak your interest if you happen to be a fan of the NFL.
It could entice you if you were or still are a fan of Washington State University.
If you don’t fall into either category, then maybe you’re just a fan of a good ole fashion story about making the most of a second chance.

Just a day removed from having a contest cancelled due to rain, it was a perfect day for the Owatonna softball team to host Kids Night at Morehouse Park.
If only there was a perfect ending.
Mustering just four hits, the Huskies were unable to battle back from an early deficit, falling to Rochester Century in Big Nine Conference action Tuesday.

A hog farmer from northern Iowa is on a personal crusade to fight factory farms and keep what’s happening in his home state from taking place in Minnesota. 
Chris Petersen of Clear Lake said Iowa is on course to grow to 30 million hogs within the next three years. Iowa is the top hog producing state in the country. Most of the hogs are being raised on large feedlots. 

Searching for its fourth-straight win, the Owatonna boys lacrosse team played host to Duluth High School Saturday at OHS Stadium.
It took a while for the offense to get into a rhythm, but when it did, there was no shortage of firepower.
Scoring a game-high four goals, junior Tyler Wencl led a second half offensive surge as the Huskies dismantled the Wolfpack 9-2 on a frigid Saturday.

Sgt. Rich Allee was sending items through Dodge County’s new 3D security scanner last week when he found something interesting: a razor blade, stuck between two business cards.
The incident at the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office turned out to be innocuous, though the pocketbook’s owner was warned not to try and send such an item through again.

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When you’re used to being “the guy,” it’s often demoralizing having to stand from amongst teammates along the sidelines waiting for your number to be called.
For former Blooming Prairie High School and current Winona State University quarterback John Rumpza, it was an opportunity two years in the making.