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GREEN THUMB

Another week has passed and with the most exceptionally mild weather. From years past this writer remembers getting out the hoe about now and trying the ground to see how hard it was. Sometimes the ground was still hard or maybe could be hoed down maybe half an inch.

GOOD NEWS

By John Stenen The second epistle of Peter should be studied by every Christian until they fully understand it and comply with it. The three chapters speak of, “What it is to be a true Christian, and the character of Christ that we ought to develop in our lives.”

GIFTS RECEIVED BY HOSPICE OF MURRAY COUNTY

Hospice of Murray County was blessed with donations given in January 2024 in memory of the following: Lloyd Bennett, Ruth Mickelson, Ann Helmke, Dee Swan, Roger & Jean Asplin, Brian Lund, Robert Snelling, Ron Conway, Robin Hemmingson, Gwendolyn Olson, Cathy Verly, Cordella “Pat” Nelson, Earl Arfsten,m Francis Gervais, Dale Rykhus, Roylyn Schoon, Helen Auckland, Loren Diekmann, Brian Ludeman, George Wood, Irene Eisle.

THEOLOGY IN THE TRENCHES

Influencers Influence “She’s an ‘influencer’ and makes lots money. Her husband quit his job and now helps her full time,” said a connection I have to an “influencer.” This person I know—knew that person and so it goes.

UPCOMING VIRTUAL CLASSES OFFERED BY SENIOR LINKAGE LINE

Preventing Fraud and Scams Virtual Class Fraud and scams are on the rise, with some scammers specifically targeting older adults. But there are ways you can protect yourself and your personal information. Preventing fraud & scams includes information about fraud prevention, how you can detect and report fraud and scams, so you can keep your personal information and yourself safe.

REBEL BOYS LOSE BATTLE AGAINST MLA/C

The Rebel boys basketball team would travel to Mountain Lake Friday night for the rematch of two Red Rock Central teams. MCC edged out MLAC in Slayton 79-76 in the first meeting which would prove to be MLAC’s only loss to this point of the season.

STRATEGIC FARMING: LET’S TALK CROPS! FOCUSED ON BIG DATA AND CORN GENOMICS

What does the use of big data in corn genomics mean for today’s producers? “If we can understand what makes a particular hybrid perform the way it does in a particular environment, different hybrids could be placed strategically where they would perform the best,” states Dr. Candice Hirsch, a corn geneticist and genomics professor at the University of Minnesota.

WARRIORS PERFORM WELL AT HOME TRIANGULAR MEET

The Fulda Murray County Central Warriors had one triangular this past week against state ranked #8 Lake Crystal Welcome Memorial(LCWM), and the state ranked #4 Jackson County Central(JCC). The Warriors performed remarkably well and the score board showed it.

REBEL GIRLS FALL TO HBC

The MCC Rebels were back at home on Monday for the first of three games this week. The Rebels played host to the HBC Patriots in a rematch of the Rebel’s biggest win of the season from two weeks ago. The Rebels on that night, fell behind early but would rally and finish the game strong for the win. Monday night the Rebels fell behind big and the Patriots wouldn’t look back.

RTR TAKES WIN FROM MCC

The MCC Rebel Girls Basketball team wrapped up their week at home for their third straight home game of the week. The Rebels hosted the RTR Knights in the second meeting between the two teams this season. The Knights and the Rebels both have 8 wins this season but the Rebels had three more losses than the Knights coming into the contest. The Knights have proven to be a tough team to beat for MCC over the last several years and that continued on Thursday as the Knights picked up their ninth win.