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Uncertain markets don’t have to mean an uncertain future. Dairy producers and industry professionals are invited to an evening of networking, learning, and practical insights at the upcoming Dairy Producer Night Out, Thursday, April 10, 2025 in Pipestone, MN. This event will be hosted by the Minnesota Dairy Initiative and will feature guest speaker Andrew Fink from Hurley and Associates, a leading dairy farm marketing consultant.

By Kathleen Kjolhaug HALLOWED BE THY NAME—IT’S NOT HOLLOW Sometimes we just miss the point. We trip up now and again.

Monday, March 31: Chef’s Choice, Vegetable of the Day, Fruit of Choice, Dessert of the Day Bread w/ Margarine, 1% Milk. Tuesday, April 1: Swedish Meatballs, Mashed Potatoes, Brown Gravy, Mixed Vegetables, Mandarin Oranges, Dinner Roll, Margarine, 1% Milk.

By John Stenen Whenever I read the obituaries in the newspapers, my thought is always, “I sure hope they were born-again Christians.” To die physically without Christ will be the most horrible future you can imagine; to step into eternity and be spiritually dead with no possibility of ever getting another chance to repent, will be worse than the worst things you could ever imagine. You will not simply vanish when you die, and cease to exist, as many believe, -for once we are born into this life, we will never cease to exist. Also, there is no place where you will go to be further purified and then go into heaven. It is here in this life, if you are a Christian, that we are purified and totally washed clean by the blood of Christ; read what the apostle Peter said in Acts 15:79. When we, by faith, receive Christ and commit our lives to Him, our sins are totally forgiven. The question is, “Where will I spend eternity?” The Bible tells us there are only two places, heaven or hell, (the lake of fire)”: Revelations 20:15. Many spend their lives chasing the almighty dollar, but I never read on their obituary how much money they earned, what is written, is what kind of person they were, and how much good they did for humanity. “Only one life, twill soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last.” God bless.

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, Slayton, MN. Pastor Chad Duffy.

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Monday, March 31: Breakfast: Cream Cheese Bagels, Fresh Fruit, Assorted Fruit Juice, Milk. Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Potatoes, Gravy, Bread OR Turkey Club Sandwich, Steamed Corn, Chilled Applesauce, Fresh Fruits & Veggies, Milk.

There were almost 200 students, forming 40 teams, from over a dozen schools competing against each other as individuals and teams. The competition consisted of one round of math fact drills, 3 individual rounds of mathematical story problems, and 3 team rounds of even more math problems. MCC entered one team of 5th graders and two teams of 6th graders (5 students on each team).