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The C-team comes away with a victory defeating HBC’s C-team in a barn burner 32-29. Turnovers and rebounding plagued the boys at times, but solid defense, ball movement, and free throws were key to the win. Hudson Schryvers led the Rebels with 10 points, Gavin Gillette had 8, both Dylan Kluis and Jackson Kramer had 5, and Andrew Holm and Drew Wajer each had 2 apiece.

The C-team was looking to go into the Christmas break undefeated against a tough TMB squad. TMB would take control early in the game, but MCC would not go away and used a solid team effort to regain control before half. Leading by 2 at half 19-17 it looked like it was going to be a barn burner but the Rebels would find another level in the second half. On multiple occasions the ball movement was impressive, moving seamlessly from one teammate to the next on time and on target leading to easy buckets around the rim, wide open perimeter shots, or attacking scrambling closeouts. It was a high level of basketball for this level as MCC would pull away for the 47-31 win.

The world has been living with the pandemic and its effects for two years, and in many ways, they seem the longest two years in history. Things are returning to a regular rhythm, though. For Community Transit, that means some of the COVID-19 changes are here to stay, but reduced fare rates will be ending.

The Murray County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, December 21, 2021 with all members present. Auditor Treasurer Heidi Winter was given authority to pay any end of the year bills prior to being approved by the Board. Ditch bills were approved for engineering on CD22 $1044, CD41 $504, JD3 $630 and JD6 $162.

MCC Elementary is full of Rebel Pride fun! Our PBIS Program (Positive Behavior Interventions and Support) has a theme this year of “3 R’s Rock Stars”. We are recognizing our students who show the 3 R’s – Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Be Ready to Learn. Students caught displaying these three traits earn Rebel Bucks. Rebel Bucks are collected weekly from each classroom and students’ names are drawn for special recognition and prizes. Our students are loving it!

Pipestone, MN – The winter season is upon us, and the colder weather and shorter days may cause individuals to feel more isolated, lonely, and less motivated. According to the American Psychological Association, more than 12 million Americans over age 65 live alone. During the winter months, many individuals may also choose to skip the cold and stay home more often than usual, leading to a decreased opportunity for social interaction. This increased isolation mixed with feelings of stress and anxiety that may accompany wintertime and the upcoming holidays can have a real impact on a person’s overall wellbeing. Pipestone County Medical Center’s Senior Life Solutions program is here to help older adults in the community.

The University of Sioux Falls congratulates more than 550 students who made the Fall 2021 Dean’s List. To qualify, students must earn a term GPA of 3.5 or greater on a 4.0 scale.

Sophie Larson, pictured with her family and Coach Jordan Kruse of Minnesota West, signed her letter of intent to play softball..

If you are out and about be sure to stop by the Library and take a peek at the Gingerbread Houses. Thank you to Trinity, Wonder World and Mrs.

Mrs. Gergen’s Piano Studio had a Christmas Recital Dec. 12th. Jingle Bells to We Three Kings, the students did amazing! Front Row (left to right): Easton Hoffmann, George Rosenbrook, Mason Hoffmann, Brennen Heronimus, Amiyah VanEck Middle Row (left to right): BR Heronimus, Gary Plotz, Brielle Plotz, Paige Schuur, Caroline Stoel Back Row (left to right): Alex Schuur, Atalie Rosenbrook, Lauren Stoel, Logan Stoel