Ridgewater to perform ‘She Kills Monsters’
Dramatic comedy will be staged Nov. 21-23
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Thoughts while watching Kiki
My kitchen floor looks like a couple toddlers have been at play.
Legion Auxiliary to meet Nov. 20
The regular meeting of the Hutchinson American Legion Auxiliary Unit 96 is 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20.
No IQ tests in the kitchen, please
What are you making for dinner? I am making a loaded baked potato.
Council discusses clash over smoking on Main Street
Where there’s smoke, there’s sometimes the fire of controversy.
That’swhat the Hutchinson City Council wrestled with during its meeting Tuesday when it returned to an issue that arose during the public comment period at its previous meeting.
Museum photo captures area’s last surviving Civil War veterans
As you might know, the G.A.R. Hall in Litchfield was built by and for local Civil War veterans.
Be thankful for what God has done for us
When Martin Luther wrote his Small Catechism to help teach Christians the faith, he broke the six chief parts down into manageable pieces so that we could learn them easily, and retain the information about who God is and what He has done for us.
Why did Trump win? Five possible reasons
For many people, especially those leaning left, Donald Trump’s disqualifications to be president seem obvious. Why did so many people vote for Trump again, they wonder, and how did he win not just the Electoral College vote this time but the popular vote as well? Trump’s critics cite his two impeachments, multiple criminal indictments at the state and federal levels and a felony conviction as evidence that he is unfit to be president again.
TO PARTICIPATE
What: Operation Christmas Child What to do: Pack a shoebox and drop it off during Collection Week, Nov. 18-25 Where: Maplewood Academy, 700 Main St.
20 years ago: Gov. Pawlenty attends ethanol plant groundbreaking
20 YEARS AGO: NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF NOV. 18, 2004 Litchfield and Meeker County will offer Bobcat significant incentives — including JOBZ status and a $1 million performance-based payment — to remain in and expand its current manufacturing facility in the city.