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God was looking out for me

My parents have told me the story of what happened after the neurosurgeon was finally called. He had me taken immediately to the operating room for surgery to reduce pressure on my brain.          

First Baptist, Kasson

Sunday, June 26
9:30 a.m.        Sunday School 
10:30 a.m.      Morning Worship Service   
 
Trinity Lutheran West Concord
Change Sunday worship time to 10 a.m.
 
Dodge Center United Methodist
Change worship time to 8:30 a.m.    

Tatiana: This story can be cut before the last set of bullet points if it is too long.

MnDOT plans virtual public meeting June 28 for Hwy 14 project from Dodge Center to Byron
Residents are invited to attend a virtual public meeting on June 28 to learn more about the Highway 14 project from Dodge Center to Byron, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.

Hayfield got its start as a rebel town-ship

Many, maybe most, residents of Dodge County probably don’t know that Hayfield’s 150th Sesquicentennial Celebration this week is actually noting the founding of Hayfield Township. And that is the result of a group of prominent citizens deciding that they wanted to break away from Vernon Township.
And they did it without notifying Vernon Township officials.

Byron Legion Post 119 in weekend tournament

Byron Legion Post 119 baseball boys got busy and played in the Montevideo Tournament on Saturday, Sunday, June 18, June 19. Byron went 2-1 on the day, defeating Prinsburg, 19-1, then taking down New London-Spicer, 8-2, both on Saturday. On Sunday, Byron lost 15-11, to a formidable Eastview squad.

Chateau hosts Mid-American Renegade

Weather was perfect on Friday night for racing action at Chateau Speedway as the track played host to the Mid-American Renegade Non-Wing Traditional Sprints. It was the first of three appearances at Lansing this season for the class. They will also be on hand once in July and again in August.

Perfect books to read while sitting in the sunshine

If it’s time to relax on your lawn chair or picnic blanket, and you want a good book to read, we’ve got you covered. Area librarians recommend the following warm-weather reads now that being outside is at a premium.
 
“The Newcomer” by Mary Kay Andrews
Genre: Thriller

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