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MCC WINS AGAINST MLA/C

The Rebels get the win using a big second inning to take control over MLAC. The six run inning would be half the runs the Rebels would produce in the 12-2 win in five innings.

MCC FALLS TO EDGERTON/SWC

MCC out-hit Edgerton/SWC 12 to 8, but it wasn’t enough to overcome 11 fielding errors and other uncharacteristic mistakes in the five inning loss, 13-8. Dylan Kluis started on the hill for the Rebels and the game would start ominously for MCC.

SOFTBALL TEAM LOSES IN LAST OUT OF GAME

The MCC Rebels wrapped up their Red Rock Conference schedule on Monday when they played at Edgerton. The Rebels finished the season in third place in the conference with Edgerton Southwest Christian taking the title and Mountain Lake Area Comfrey finishing in second place.

Know What You Believe

Emeritus Rev. Dennis Brech THIS CHURCH OR THAT CHURCH – THAT IS THE QUESTION.

GREEN THUMB

By Arnold Krusemark Another week. Another rain.

GOOD NEWS

We have all observed a spider patiently and expertly building its web to entrap some unsuspecting victim. When caught, the poor fly or whatever struggles and struggles, hopelessly becoming more entangled until at last, the spider comes and wraps strand after strand of sticky web around its little body, preserving him alive but the poor fly is totally helpless to save itself.

THEOLOGY IN THE TRENCHES

Why We Do What We Do In life, motives and understanding the reasoning behind the choices we make is key. It’s the WHY behind what we do or don’t do that matters.

Various students from Marshall, Slayton and Tracy school districts were welcomed to the Lyon and Murray County CEO (Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities) program during a class signing event on Wednesday, May 10 at Bitton’s Roadhouse in Garvin.

Various students from Marshall, Slayton and Tracy school districts were welcomed to the Lyon and Murray County CEO (Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities) program during a class signing event on Wednesday, May 10 at Bitton’s Roadhouse in Garvin.

SLAYTON CITY COUNCIL DISCUSS NUISANCE ORDINANCE VIOLATION

By Jenny Kirk After adding an item to the agenda, correcting the meeting time on the minutes and then approving the agenda, minutes and claims during its Monday, May 15 meeting, the Slayton City Council had a lengthy notice and communications discussion revolving around next steps to take regarding a nuisance ordinance violation.

DISTRICT COURT

Please, do not request that your name be left off the District Court List. MN STATE HIGHWAY PATROL - MARSHALL Amanda Eileen Baer, Rapid City, SD, Speeding - $225.