An Array of Opinions Causing Disarray Just a ray of Light makes all the differences as differing opinions rouse. Names were called from the roster.

By John Stenen The young minister approached the elderly minister and said, “Sir, you have a great many years of experience having been preaching the Gospel for as long as you have. What advice would you give me since I am just starting out?” “Well son” said the elder man, “You can get into your vehicle and no matter where you are in this great nation of ours, the road that takes you out of town will lead you to your destination. Always stay on the road that brings the people to Jesus.

The Academic High Honor and Honor lists (Dean’s lists) for the past fall semester at Minnesota State University, Mankato have been announced by Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs David Hood.

The Murray County Central Rebels were back at home on Friday night where they hosted the TMB Panthers. The Panthers and the Rebels started their seasons in the same place at the same, time playing in Sleepy Eye against the Indians and the Sleepy Eye St Mary’s Knights. The Panthers struggled early in the year but have played better as of late and MCC was looking to pick up their 8th straight win.

The MCC Rebels were back in action this past Thursday when they played the Mountain Lake Area Comfrey Wolverines. The Rebels beat the Wolverines earlier this season in Mountain Lake, where the Rebels had not had success in years. The Rebels have been playing really well, with 6 straight wins entering the game on Thursday. They were looking to keep their dreams of a conference championship alive. They would get a little closer on Thursday.

The MCC Rebel Boys were in Lamberton to take on the Falcons of Red Rock Central on Tuesday night. The Rebels were still sitting in first place in the Red Rock Conference heading into the game, but the Rebels finish the season with two big games which means, if they want to win the conference, they need to win 3 games before the test of the final two games to even have a chance. The Rebels would be tested and then some Tuesday night.

MCMC CONTINUES POSITIVE EFFORTS TO PROVIDE SERVICES The Murray County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, February 14, 2023. The meeting had been delayed by one week due to a lack of quorum the previous Tuesday.

By Jenny Kirk Murray County Central school board members and administrators addressed a multitude of items and issues at the February school board meeting on Monday, Feb. 13.

It’s time for year two of Reality Check, a program run by community volunteers to teach high school seniors about living on a budget while dealing with life’s unexpected surprises. High school seniors from MCC and Fulda high schools will attend an interactive program March 29 that assigns them an income, then sends them out to choose insurance, transportation, medical, finance options and more.

The Minnesota School Boards Association has set February as Minnesota School Board Recognition Month to build awareness and understanding of the vital function elected school board members play in our society. Murray County Central is joining other public school districts from across the state to celebrate School Board Recognition Month to honor local board members for their commitment to the communities that make up Murray County Central ISD #2169 and its students.