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SLAYTON PUBLIC LIBRARY TO HOST MN AUTHOR

Mary Casanova is an awardwinning children’s author of novels and picture books. Many of her books stem from her life on the Minnesota-Canadian border.

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Scouts Hold Annual Pinewood Derby

The area Scouts recently held their annual Pinewood Derby in February with 29 cars racing! All 21 Cub Scouts created derby cars, as well as 4 leaders and 4 family members. The Slayton Kiwanis served a walking taco dinner prior to the races. There were 72 heats with champions for each age group, and one grand champion of all. Vaeda Wurpts won the Pack Champion and Leader Patricia Flanigan won Best in Show.

MCC SPEECH TEAM HAVING SUCCESSFUL SEASON

The Murray County Speech Team with Coach Christina Walker have had a very successful season, finishing 1st as a team at Worthington, Luverne, Redwood Valley and Montevideo, and 2nd at Marshall. Our Junior High team also had a lot of success at our meets in Luverne and RTR. We have just 3 Invitationals left before sub-sections.

DISTRICT COURT

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NATHAN WURPTS TO FILL FACILITIES MANAGER POSITION

The regular meeting of the Murray County Board of Commissioners was held on Tuesday, March 05, 2024. Auditor Treasurer Heidi Winter requested an additional $2,000 on behalf of the AARP Committee for key fobs for doors in the Government Center. This will complete the changeover in the building. Winter presented a list of businesses requesting 3.2 Malt Liquor license renewals including Rolling Hills Golf Club, Cenex convenience stores and Ruppert’s Oil.

FUOSS DONATED TONIEBOXES

Area youth and families now have access to Tonieboxes, a portable audio player that reads stories and plays music. “It’s a screen-free literacy and music engaging activity,” said Katie Fuoss, a Slayton, Minn.